WorksheetsAnatomy Worksheet Questions
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which of the following is listed as a part of Regional Anatomy?
Upper limb
Pelvic girdle
Vertebral column
Cranial cavity
Endocrine glands
Which structure is included under the trunk?
Thorax
Neck
Upper limb
Skull
Pelvic girdle
Which of the following is NOT listed as a layer of organization?
Skin
Subcutaneous tissue
Deep fascia
Cartilage
Skeleton
Cavities contain:
Muscles
Cartilage
Viscera
Fascia
Blood vessels
Anatomy provides knowledge of:
Molecular processes
What lies under the skin
Genetic inheritance
Cellular metabolism
Hormone synthesis
Palpable structures are those that are:
Visible only
Microscopic
Perceptible to touch
Found in cavities
Radiologically detected
Which method involves observing the external form and surface of the body?
Radiological anatomy
Diagnostic radiology
Endoscopy
Anatomy
Histology
Radiological anatomy provides information about:
Diseased organs only
Normal structures in living individuals
Cellular pathology
Embryological development
Surgical technique
Which is an example of radiological equipment mentioned?
MRI
X-ray
Ultrasonography
PET scan
Fluoroscopy
Diagnostic radiology reveals:
Normal anatomy only
Congenital anomalies
Effects of trauma, pathology, and aging
Cellular changes
Hormonal imbalance
Endoscopic techniques use:
Rigid metal tubes
X-rays
Flexible fiber optic devices
Ultrasound probes
Needles
Which procedure examines the colon?
Gastroscopy
Bronchoscopy
Arthroscopy
Colonoscopy
Laparoscopy
The median plane divides the body into:
Superior and inferior
Anterior and posterior
Right and left halves
Proximal and distal
Medial and lateral
Sagittal planes are:
Horizontal
Oblique
Vertical and parallel to median plane
At right angles to frontal plane
Curved
Transverse planes divide the body into:
Medial and lateral
Right and left
Proximal and distal
Superior and inferior
Superficial and deep
Transverse planes are also called:
Sagittal
Frontal
Coronal
Axial
Oblique
Which is a function of cartilage/skeleton?
Hormone secretion
Oxygen transport
Storage for salts
Digestion
Neural conduction
Blood cells are produced in:
Compact bone
Periosteum
Articular cartilage
Medullary cavity
Epiphysis
Which bones belong to the axial skeleton?
Femur and tibia
Scapula and clavicle
Ribs and sternum
Pelvic girdle
Upper limb bones
Long bones are described as:
Flat
Cuboidal
Tubular
Irregular
Sesamoid
Sesamoid bone example:
Femur
Scapula
Patella
Ulna
Sternum
Fibrous joints are united by:
Hyaline cartilage
Fibrocartilage
Synovial membrane
Fibrous tissue
Bone marrow
Sutures are found:
In the spine
In the wrist
In the cranium
In the ankle
In the pelvis
A dento-alveolar syndesmosis involves:
Vertebrae
Radius and ulna
Tooth and alveolar process
Femur and acetabulum
Tibia and fibula
Primary cartilaginous joints permit:
Rotation
Growth in bone length
Circumduction
Free movement
Shock absorption only
Intervertebral discs are:
Primary cartilaginous joints
Fibrous joints
Secondary cartilaginous joints
Synovial joints
Plane joints
Synovial joints are:
Immovable
Slightly movable
Most common and freely movable
Found only in skull
Temporary
A hinge joint permits:
Rotation only
Gliding
Flexion and extension only
Circumduction
Abduction only
The hip joint is a:
Plane joint
Hinge joint
Saddle joint
Ball and socket joint
Pivot joint
The muscular system includes:
Smooth muscle only
Cardiac muscle only
Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle
Skeletal muscle only
Voluntary muscle only
The cardiovascular system includes:
Lymph nodes only
Heart and blood vessels
Veins only
Capillaries only
Lymphatic vessels
Lymph nodes act as:
Pumps
Reservoirs
Filters
Valves
Ducts
The alimentary system extends from:
Pharynx to stomach
Esophagus to anus
Mouth to anus
Duodenum to rectum
Stomach to colon
The kidneys function as:
Hormone glands
Blood filters
Storage organs
Digestive glands
Lymph organs
Hormones are:
Inorganic salts
Enzymes
Organic molecules
Nerve impulses
Electrolytes
Hormones influence:
Skeletal growth only
Neural conduction
Metabolism and menstrual cycle
Blood clotting
Respiration
