WorksheetsAssessment Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which two body systems work to supply oxygen to the musculoskeletal system as you exercise?
a)
Circulatory and nervous
b)
Respiratory and digestive
c)
Nervous and digestive
d)
Respiratory and circulatory
2.
What term is used to describe a person who is lying face-down on their stomach?
a)
prone
b)
Supine
c)
Recumbent
d)
Anatomical
3.
The bladder is located in which body cavity?
a)
Thoracic cavity
b)
Spinal cavity
c)
Pelvic cavity
d)
Abdominal cavity
4.
How are the following organized in a body, starting with the simplest and ending with the most complex?
a)
Tissue, cell, organ, body system
b)
Body system, organ, tissue, cell
c)
Cell, organ, tissue, body system
d)
Cell, tissue, organ, body system
5.
The lungs are located in which body cavity?
a)
Spinal cavity
b)
Thoracic cavity
c)
Cranial cavity
d)
Pelvic cavity
6.
Structures that transmit messages from one area of the body to another are called:
a)
Arteries.
b)
Nerves.
c)
Tendons.
d)
Muscles.
7.
The thorax contains which of the following?
a)
Femur
b)
Humerus
c)
Hips
d)
Ribs
8.
Which body system contains the kidneys?
a)
Genitourinary system
b)
Nervous system
c)
Musculoskeletal system
d)
Digestive system
9.
Which body system regulates all of the other body systems through a network of nerves?
a)
The endocrine system
b)
The nervous system
c)
The respiratory system
d)
The circulatory system
10.
Which body cavity contains the organs of digestion and excretion?
a)
Abdominal cavity
b)
Spinal cavity
c)
Thoracic cavity
d)
Pelvic cavity
11.
Which two body systems function together to provide oxygen for the cells of the body?
a)
Integumentary and respiratory
b)
Musculoskeletal and nervous
c)
Respiratory and circulatory
d)
Respiratory and nervous
12.
Metabolism is controlled by which body system?
a)
Digestive system
b)
Respiratory system
c)
Endocrine system
d)
Circulatory system
13.
The process of breathing occurs through which body system?
a)
Circulatory system
b)
Digestive system
c)
Respiratory system
d)
Integumentary system
14.
The cranial cavity contains which body structure?
a)
Liver
b)
Spleen
c)
Heart
d)
Brain
15.
Skin, hair and nails are parts of which body system?
a)
Nervous system
b)
Endocrine system
c)
Musculoskeletal system
d)
Integumentary system
16.
Circulatory structures that return blood to the heart are called:
a)
Muscles.
b)
Veins.
c)
Arteries.
d)
Capillaries.
17.
Which structure connects bones to muscles?
a)
Ligaments
b)
Joints
c)
Fibers
d)
Tendons
18.
Arteries are part of which body system?
a)
Nervous system
b)
Digestive system
c)
Respiratory system
d)
Circulatory system
19.
Which of the following would be an easy way to tell if an injured or ill person is awake and showing signs of life?
a)
Look for severe bleeding.
b)
Tap the person and shake their shoulder.
c)
Feel the carotid pulse at the neck.
d)
Ask the person if they are OK.
20.
When beginning a head-to-toe check of an adult who is awake, which of the following would you do first?
a)
Tell the person what you are going to do.
b)
Position yourself at the person's feet so you can observe their entire body.
c)
Place the person in a comfortable position.
d)
Ask the person if they have any medical problems.
21.
You are checking a child for non-life-threatening conditions. Which action would be most appropriate for you to do?
a)
Get at eye level with the child.
b)
Touch the child and then observe them.
c)
Begin examining the child from the head down.
d)
Talk quickly and loudly to the child.
22.
Which of the following would you do when checking a person who appears to be unresponsive?
a)
Start CPR.
b)
Control minor bleeding.
c)
Place the person in a recovery position.
d)
Check for responsiveness and breathing simultaneously.
23.
The Check step of the emergency action steps CHECK—CALL—CARE is a check for safety and a check for:
a)
Injury
b)
Rash
c)
Minor bleeding
d)
Responsiveness
24.
To check to see if an injured or ill adult is unresponsive, you would:
a)
Shout to get the person's attention, using the person's name if you know it. If there is no response, tap the person's shoulder and shout again while checking for normal breathing.
b)
Gently jostle or shake the person by the shoulder.
c)
Shout loudly at the person, asking, "Are you asleep?"
d)
Vigorously squeeze the person's hand while shouting at them.
25.
Which of the following represents a life-threatening condition?
a)
A person with a broken arm
b)
An unresponsive person who opens their eyes when you gently tap their shoulder
c)
An unresponsive person who is gasping
d)
A person who refuses to give you consent to give care
26.
Which of the following would be most important to remember when giving care for a person until EMS personnel arrive?
a)
Do no further harm.
b)
Keep the person cool.
c)
Prevent the person from moving.
d)
Explain the person's injuries.
27.
A person who is unresponsive and lying on their back could stop breathing if which occurs?
a)
Lungs push down on their diaphragm
b)
Diaphragm falls on top of their spine
c)
Tongue falls to the back of their throat
d)
Epiglottis falls down into their trachea
28.
Any part toward the front of the body would be described as:
a)
Anterior
b)
Proximal
c)
Superficial
d)
Posterior
29.
If the respiratory system fails, which other body systems will eventually fail?
a)
Circulatory, nervous and digestive
b)
Circulatory and digestive
c)
Genitourinary, nervous and musculoskeletal
d)
All body systems
30.
A severe cut on your arm initially damages the integumentary system. Which other systems may be affected?
a)
Digestive, respiratory and nervous
b)
Nervous, respiratory and musculoskeletal
c)
Nervous, circulatory and musculoskeletal
d)
Circulatory, digestive and nervous
31.
You are checking an unresponsive adult and find that they are not breathing normally. Which of the following would you do next?
a)
Remove any food or objects found in the person's mouth.
b)
Start cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) immediately.
c)
Immediately give 2 rescue breaths.
d)
Turn the person on their side to allow fluids to drain from the mouth.
32.
A child appears to be unresponsive. During your check of the child, what should you do?
a)
Check the scene for a minimum of 10 seconds.
b)
Focus on watching the chest carefully to see if it rises and falls.
c)
Check for responsiveness and breathing simultaneously for at least 5 but no more than 10 seconds.
d)
Listen primarily for the sound of air coming from the nose and mouth.
33.
Which of the following would be most appropriate for a person who can move all body parts without pain or discomfort and has no other signs or symptoms of injury or illness?
a)
Transport the person to a hospital in a personal vehicle.
b)
Allow the person to continue on their way, since nothing is wrong.
c)
Encourage the person to rest in a comfortable position.
d)
Tell them not to move and to wait for EMS personnel.
34.
An adult is awake and breathing normally. Your head-to-toe check reveals only a small bruise on 34)the forehead. As you continue talking to the person, you notice that they are becoming increasingly confused and disoriented. Which action should you do?
a)
Immediately transport the person to the nearest emergency-care facility yourself–do not wait for EMS personnel.wait for EMS personnel.
b)
Continue caring for the person–all people who are injured or ill experience some confusion and disorientation.
c)
Immediately call emergency medical services (EMS) personnel, as this person might be developing a life-threatening condition.
d)
Repeat your head-to-toe check, as you probably overlooked something important.
35.
What should you do if an unresponsive person vomits?
a)
Place the person in a recovery position.
b)
Turn the person's head to the side to let the vomit leave their mouth.
c)
Listen at the chest to determine if any vomit entered the lungs.
d)
Give rescue breaths, forcing your breaths past the vomit
36.
Why is it important to ask a bystander simple questions about what happened and the person's condition?
a)
The injured or ill person's memory of a traumatic event is always suspect.
b)
The injured or ill person always has difficulty explaining events.
c)
The injured or ill person will likely embellish details to encourage your sympathy.
d)
The injured or ill person may be unable to describe these things.
37.
The primary muscle used in breathing is called the (a) .
38.
The body system that primarily interacts with the outer environment is the (a) .
39.
The term used to describe a flexing or bending movement is (a) .
40.
The beat of the heart felt at the neck or wrist is called a (a) .
41.
Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
a)
Body system
b)
Nerves
c)
Arteries
d)
Veins
e)
Lungs
42.
Blood vessels that carry blood to the heart
a)
Body system
b)
Nerves
c)
Arteries
d)
Veins
e)
Lungs
43.
Send messages to all parts of the body
a)
Body system
b)
Nerves
c)
Arteries
d)
Veins
e)
Lungs
44.
A group of organs working together to carry out a specific function
a)
Body system
b)
Nerves
c)
Arteries
d)
Veins
e)
Lungs
45.
Organs that take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide
a)
Body system
b)
Nerves
c)
Arteries
d)
Veins
e)
Lungs
46.
Protects the body from pathogens
a)
Respiratory
b)
Musculoskeletal
c)
Nervous
d)
Integumentary
e)
Circulatory
47.
Transports oxygen throughout the body
a)
Respiratory
b)
Musculoskeletal
c)
Nervous
d)
Integumentary
e)
Circulatory
48.
Supports and protects most body cavities
a)
Respiratory
b)
Musculoskeletal
c)
Nervous
d)
Integumentary
e)
Circulatory
49.
Carries messages throughout the body
a)
Respiratory
b)
Musculoskeletal
c)
Nervous
d)
Integumentary
e)
Circulatory
50.
Supplies the body with oxygen through breathing
a)
Respiratory
b)
Musculoskeletal
c)
Nervous
d)
Integumentary
e)
Circulatory
100 %
