Structural Organization of Human Body

What is the study of the structures of the human body?

• Anatomy

• Physiology

• Kinesiology

• Biology

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What is the study of the functions in the human body?

• Anatomy

• Kinesiology

• Biology

• Physiology

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Why should Anatomy and Physiology be taught together?

• To get a full understanding of the cardiovascular system and nervous system.

• To get a better grade and take fewer courses or units when in college.

• To understand the functions of the body, we must know their structures.

• All of the above

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What is the correct order (smallest to largest) of the levels of the structural organization?

• Cell > Macromolecules > Molecules > Atom > Organism > Organ > Tissue > Organ system

• Cell > Macromolecules > Molecules > Atom > Organ > Tissue > Organ system > Organism

• Cell > Molecules > Macromolecules > Atom > Organ > Tissue > Organ system > Organism

• Atoms > Molecules > Macromolecules > Cell > Tissue > Organ > Organ system > Organism

What is the simplest level within the level structural organization?

• Atoms

• Cells

• Tissue

• Molecules

According to KNES 210 notes, what are ultramicroscopic building blocks of matter?

• Cells

• Macromolecules

• Atom

• Organism

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What do we call atoms that are combined with one another?

• Cells

• Molecules

• Organs

• Tissue

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According to KNES 210 notes, what particle is composed of two or more bonded atoms?

• Molecules

• Tissue

• Organs

• Macromolecule

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What do you call combined molecules that are also known as protein, starch, or nucleic acid?

• Tissues

• Organisms

• Organs

• Macromolecule

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According to KNES 210 notes, what is the fundamental unit of living things?

• Cell

• Tissue

• Organs

• Atoms

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