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WorksheetsIntro to Anatomy
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 30mins
How would you explain or describe the anatomical position?
What would be the order of the following human body levels of organization: tissues, cells, organism, systems, organs?
What are the 11 systems of the human body?
In which cavity would the stomach and liver be found?
spinal
abdominal
thoracic
pelvic
In which cavity would the heart and lungs be found?
spinal
abdominal
thoracic
pelvic
In which cavity would the brain be found?
spinal
cranial
thoracic
pelvic
In which cavity would the lungs be found?
peripheral
pericardial
pleural
pelvic
In which cavity would the bladder be found?
peripheral
pericardial
pleural
pelvic
In which cavity would the heart be found?
peripheral
pericardial
pleural
pelvic
Which organ would be found in the urinary system?
ovary
bladder
testes
liver
Which organ would be found in the integumentary system?
ovary
bone
lymph node
skin
Which organs would be found in the reproductive system?
bladder
ovary
testes
pancreas
Which organ would be found in the skeletal system?
ovary
bone
lymph node
skin
Which organ would be found in the lymphatic system?
ovary
bone
lymph node
skin
Which organ would be found in the endocrine system?
lung
stomach
kidney
pancreas
Which organ would be found in the circulatory (cardiovascular) system?
lung
heart
kidney
pancreas
Which organ would be found in the respiratory system?
lung
stomach
kidney
pancreas
Which organ would be found in the digestive system?
lung
stomach
kidney
pancreas
Which organs would be found in the muscular system?
bicep
brain
hamstring
spinal cord
Which organs would be found in the nervous system?
bicep
brain
hamstring
spinal cord
Which human system creates movement, produces blood cells, and stores calcium?
Integumentary
Nervous
Skeletal
Muscular
Which human system helps movement, blood flow, and other bodily functions cells?
Integumentary
Nervous
Skeletal
Muscular
Which human system controls both voluntary and involuntary actions by sending signals?
Integumentary
Nervous
Skeletal
Muscular
Which human system allows the body to move blood, nutrients, oxygen, and carbon dioxide?
nervous
muscular
lymphatic
cardiovascular (circulatory)
Which human system allows the body to secrete hormones into the blood to regulate bodily functions, such as metabolism and growth?
nervous
endocrine
lymphatic
cardiovascular (circulatory)
Which human system is the first defense, regulates body temperature, and eliminates waste through perspiration?
Integumentary
Nervous
Skeletal
Muscular
Which human system makes and moves lymph to help the body fight infection?
nervous
endocrine
lymphatic
cardiovascular (circulatory)
Which human system allows the body to eliminate the waste product urea that is produced when certain foods are broken down?
respiratory
endocrine
digestive
urinary
Which human system allows the body to break down and absorb foods plus remove waste?
respiratory
endocrine
digestive
urinary
Which human system allows the taking in of oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide as in breathing?
respiratory
endocrine
digestive
urinary
Which human system allows humans to reproduce?
respiratory
reproductive
digestive
urinary
The skin and cavity linings are composed of this tissue type:
connective
epithelial
liquid
muscle
nerve
The cartilage, bone, and fat in a body are composed of this tissue type:
connective
epithelial
liquid
muscle
nerve
The heart, hamstrings, and blood vessels are composed of this tissue type:
connective
epithelial
liquid
muscle
nerve
The tissue type that has three subtypes (skeletal, smooth, cardiac) and creates movement as its function is:
connective
epithelial
liquid
muscle
nerve
The tissue type that covers the body surface and has protection, secretion, absorption, and filtration functions is:
connective
epithelial
liquid
muscle
nerve
The tissue type that has specialized cells that function to receive stimuli and conduct impulses is:
connective
epithelial
liquid
muscle
nerve
The tissue type that is the most abundant and has support and protection functions is:
connective
epithelial
liquid
muscle
nerve
What body cavity is inferior to the abdominal cavity?
pelvic
pleural
pericardial
thoracic
cranial
The most superior body cavity is the:?
pelvic
pleural
pericardial
thoracic
cranial
The most inferior body cavity is the:?
pelvic
pleural
pericardial
thoracic
cranial
What organ separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity?
liver
bladder
stomach
diaphragm
The plane that separates a body into front and back portions is the:
sagittal
frontal
transverse
The plane that separates a body into upper and lower portions is the:
sagittal
frontal
transverse
The plane that separates a body into right and left portions is the:
sagittal
frontal
transverse
_________ is the study of human body organ functions.
anatomy
physiology
physics
kinesiology
_________ is the study of human body structures.
anatomy
physiology
physics
kinesiology
