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WorksheetsSAHS QUIZ 2
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 17mins
The types of synovial joint are
plane
hinge
ellipsoid
all of the above
Blood is made up of
Plasma
Red blood cells
White blood cells
Platelets
Vessels
THE ONLY BONE THAT DOESN'T HAVE A JOINT IS THE ____________ OF THE LOWER JAW.
PELVIS
FIBULA
TIBIA
HYOID BONE
THE BRAIN CONTAINS ABOUT 645 KM (400 MILES) OF ________________.
MUSCLES
BLOOD VESSELS
NERVES
AN _________ PELVIS IS THE SIZE OF AN ARMCHAIR
ELEPHANTS
GIRAFFES
HORSES
CAMELS
AN ADULT'S BODY WEIGHT IS MADE UP OF ABOUT __ MUSCLE.
35%
22%
40%
33.5%
25% OF ALL BODY'S BONES ARE FOUND IN THE ____________.
HAND
LEG
FEET
700 - THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF ________ IN THE LARGE INTESTINE.
FUNGUS
BACTERIA
USELESS BACTERIA
___ OF THE WORLDS POPULATION DIED FROM SPANISH FLU IN 1918.
1%
7%
0.25%
3%
__________ ARE THE SMALLEST BLOOD VESSELS AT ABOUT ONE - TENTH OF THE DIAMETER OF A HUMAN HAIR.
CAPILLARIES
ARTERY
VEIN
AORTA
_____________ - THE NUMBER OF TIMES THE HEART WILL BEAT IN A AVERAGE LIFE TIME
14 BILLION
2 BILLION
2.5 BILLION
1 TRILLION
Which blood vessel in the picture is an artery?
A
B
C
EVERY TIME YOU SPEAK YOU USE MORE THAN _____________ MUSCLES.
29
70
100
87
_________ MAKES UP ABOUT THREE - QUARTERS OF THE WEIGHT OF A HUMAN HEART.
FOOD
COOL DRINKS
WATER
LEAFY VEGETABLES
What muscle is highlighted?
Hamstrings
Quads
Calves
Gluteus
What movement happens in Hinge joint?
Circumduction
Rotation
Flexion and extension
Adduction and Abduction
Tick all the answers that are human blood types
B
D
A
C
O
In clinical anatomy, the plane or section that divides body part into front & back is known as ___________
axial
sagittal
coronal
The axial plane or also known as transverse plane separate the body part into ______________
superior - inferior
anterior - posterior
right - left
lateral - medial
Select the simple permanent tissue.
Meristem
Collenchyma
Parenchyma
Sclerenchyma
Xylem
In aquatic plants oarenchyma is mostly modified into
Chlorenchyma
Collenchyma
Idioblast
Aerenchyma
What is the function of the bone in the human body
protect the organs
give shape to the body
it is just there
i do not know
Which is the largest living bird.......
Vulture
Siberian cranes
Ostrich
What is the reciprocal of 1/2 ?
2/5
1/2
2/1
none of the above
The color of blood in the veins is?
red
yellow
purple
blue
Veins transport blood ___________ your heart
to
near
away from
around
What part of the heart is indicated by the arrow?
right ventricle
right atrium
tricuspid valve
mitral valve
How many times does a heart beat in a lifetime?
2.5 million
2.5 billion
2.5 trillion
35 million
What is the correct flow of blood?
capillaries-> arteries-> arterioles-> veins-> venules
veins-> venules-> capillaries-> arteries -> arterioles
arteries->arterioles-> venules-> veins -> capillaries
arteries-> arterioles->capillaries->venules-> veins
These prevent the backflow if blood in veins and the heart
shutters
stents
valves
doors
What are the functions of blood?
Transports oxygen, waste and hormones.
Regulates body temperature, pH, and fluid volume
Prevents infection and blood loss
Provides protection of the cells
What do monocytes do?
clean up damaged cells and can leave the bloodstream. Once in the bloodstream they are macrophages
Macrophages attack and engulf viruses and parasites and bacterial infection
Release histamines, dilates
Destroys parasites and cancer cells, also responsible for allergic reactions
What do Lymphocytes do?
Helps fight viruses and make antibodies.
Release histamines, dilates
Clean up damaged cells and can leave the bloodstream
Engulfs and destroys foreign bacteria, fungi and foreign debris
Why must oxygen be carried by erythrocytes?
because oxygen is nonpolar
because oxygen is polar
because oxygen has a concave shape
because oxygen has hemoglobins
Melanin:
Helps protect skin from UV radiation
Is found in almost every human being
Is responsible for skin color
All of the above
What produces sweat?
Sebaceous Gland
Hair Follicle
Erector Pili
Sweat Gland
What blood cells live for 8-9 days?
plasma
thrombocytes
erythrocytes
leukocytes
Functions of skeletal muscles
moving our body and maintaining posture
stores fat and creates red blood cells
supporting internal organs and generating heat
removes nitrogenous wastes
pushing against veins and lymphatic vessels to move blood and lymph along
Type of tissue formed by Nerve cell
Nervous tissue
Motor tissue
Plant tissues
Sensory tissue
What is the name of the neuron which sense an object ?
Motor Impulse
Axon
Nerve impulse
Sensory Neurons
