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WorksheetsMEDOP 133 FINAL REVIEW
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
The study of the structure and function of the body is called?
anomaly and pathology
body functions
anatomy and physiology
Anything that occupies space is ______?
in the way
doesn't matter
matter
The skin performs six important functions:
Absorption, temperature, regulation
Protection, excretion, temperature regulation, sensory perception, synthesis of vitamin D, absorption
dry, healthy, vitamin D intake, water
The skeletal system performs five major functions, what is not a major function?
Protection
Mineral storage
Support
Fracture
The body has three types of muscle tissue, differing in structure and function. What are they?
Skeletal muscle tissue, smooth muscle tissue, cardiac muscle tissue
Cardiac muscle tissue, regular muscle tissue, contracted muscle tissue
Smooth muscle tissue, organ tissue, pathology tissue
The nervous system is the primary coordinating and controlling system of the body.
The nervous system uses ______ __________ to fulfill its functions.
act on potential
action possible
Action Potential
Potential Action
Our senses inform us of changes in our internal and external environments. A variety of ______ _________ are involved in sending action potentials to the CNS, which then initiates a response.
receptors
sensory
sensory receptors
sensory response
Endocrine glands: Are a form of cells, tissues, and organs that secrete what into interstitial fluid.
hormones
sugar
endocrinologist
Blood Composition ____% of blood volume consists of plasma.
30%
54%
56%
55%
How many atria and ventricles are there?
2
3
1
4
True or False: Excess fluid drainage by lymphatic capillaries is needed to prevent edema.
True
False
True or False: The primary role of the respiratory system is to supply the blood with oxygen and to remove carbon dioxide
from the blood.
False
True
Alveolar gas exchange:
Exchange of 02 and ? between air in pulmonary alveoli and blood in alveolar capillaries.
carbs
CO2
gas
O2
What maintains composition and volume of body fluids by removing wastes and excess substances?
liver
bile
kidneys
pancreas
There are three different exocrine glands that make secretions involved in the reproductive process:
seminal vesicles, prostate gland, bulbo-urethral glands
vesicles, glands, urethra
sperm, gametes, ovaries
