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Froggy Jumps Anatomy and Physiology Quiz ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on Anatomy and Physiology with this fun quiz game! by Audrey Martinez 1 flat triangular vertebral foramen a Humerus b Lumbar c Tibia 2 The humerus is located in the? a Upper arm b Lower arm c Skull 3 How does a fractured coracoid process affect motion? a A person would have increased mobility b A person had superpowers c A person would have difficulty moving their upper arm. 4 Which muscle type is involuntary and found in organs? a Smooth muscle b Skeletal muscle c Cardiac muscle 5 The jaw is a ______ joint. a ball b hinge gliding c floating 6 Which of the following is an example of a fibrous joint? a ribs b pubic symphysis c a tooth articulating with its socket in the jaw the two parietal bones of the skull 7 Actions of the proximal and distal radioulnar joint are _______. a Abduction and adduction b pronation and supination c Proximal and distal 8 Nursemaid's elbow involves dislocation of the ______ joint. a humeroradial b humerus c metacarpal 9 What kind of feedback loop prevents sudden changes in body temperature? a neutral b positive c negative 10 The process by which the body maintains a constant internal temperature is known as ______. a homeostasis b homosapien c homosexual 11 Name the structure that is composed of two or more tissue types that work together to perform specific functions for the body. a organ b tissue c organelles 12 Which of the following is not a functional characteristic of life? a Decay b reproduction c Homeostasis 13 An assemblage of cells that come together to carryout the same physiological process are known as ______. a Tissue b Organs c Organelles 14 What type of muscle is found in the stomach wall? a Smooth b Epithelial c Columnar 15 The organ system of the body that functions in the secretion of regulatory molecules called hormones is the ______ system. a Endocrine b Cardiovascular c Digestive 16 The lining of lumens, absorption, secretion, and protection are all functions of which tissue type? a Epithelial b Columnar c Psuedostratified 17 Which of the following is a good example of a positive feedback mechanism? a The enhancement of labor contractions b Maintaining homeostasis c Sweating 18 Which of the following imaging devices would best localize a tumor in a person's brain? a MRI b CT c X-ray 19 Which of the following processes are not essential for individual survival? a Reproduction b Dying c Eating 20 Which of the following best describes the operation of the mouth, stomach, liver, small intestine, and large intestine to break down substrates for energy production? a digestive physiology b skeletal physiology c cardio physiology 21 Which of the following best describes a transverse cut? a horizontally superior and inferior b vertically superior and inferior c horizontally proximal and distal 22 What is another term for gross anatomy, the study of large body structures that are visible to the naked eye such as the heart? a Macroscopic anatomy b Microscopic anatomy c Anatomy 23 For the body to increase breathing in response to increased carbon dioxide production, what must the body possess? a ability to respond to changes in carbon dioxide levels b breathing c turning CO2 into O 24 Histology uses a microscope to view the cellular architecture that is comprised within tissues. Which of the following best describes this type of anatomy? a microscopic b macroscopic c tiny 25 Which statement about the various organ systems is correct? a The immune system is closely associated with the lymphatic system. b The heart is placed near the femur c The endocrine system contains the skeleton 26 Which of the following would become a concern if a person became dehydrated on a hot day? a It would become more difficult to secrete enough sweat to cool the body sufficiently b The person may experience dizziness and lightheadedness c The persons mouth will become dry and less able to break down food 27 Which of the following are not under homeostatic control? a hair growth b body temperature c blood sugar 28 What type of solution would cause the lysing of red blood cells? a Hypotonic b Hypertonic c Hydraulic 29 What type of transport process moves solutes against their concentration gradients? a active b passive c transitional 30 Transport proteins that move a fixed number of solutes across the membrane are ______. a carrier proteins b nucleic proteins c phospholipids 31 Which type of cell fate control is induced by the death receptor? a apoptosis - extrinsic pathway b poptosis c intrinsic pathway 32 During what type of ligand-receptor signaling are ion channels opened or closed? a ionotropic b isotropic c paratropic 33 What is the correct order of the central dogma of genetics? a DNA → mRNA → protein b mRNA→ DNA→ protein c protein→ DNA→ mRNA 34 Ubiquitin is added to proteins for this purpose: ______. a send them to a proteasome for degradation b transfusion c send it to the ribosomes 35 N-linked glycosylation will occur in the ______ which causes the protein to ______. a ER; be secreted out of the cell b Ribosome; feed the cell c nucleus; prepare for mitosis 36 v-SNAREs participate in which process? a docking and fusion of a vesicle to the target membrane b transporting process c mitosis process 37 Which type of cell junction is responsible for movement of molecules between cells? a gap junctions b conjunctions c meep 38 The tonicity of the extracellular fluid is ______, and osmosis will cause water to ______. a hypertonic, flow out of the cell b hypotonic, stay in the cell c Tonic, evaporate 39 ATP energy is required for which of the following processes? Choose all that apply. a active transport b passive transport c nuclear transport 40 Which type of signaling requires three steps: reception, transduction, response? a metabotropic b isotropic c iontropic 41 Which phase of the cell cycle is the shortest? a M phase b T phase c Y phase 42 What kind of membrane protein is the insulin receptor? a transmembrane b protein bilayer c phospholipids bilayer 43 Carbon dioxide is a waste product generated during cellular respiration. Which type of transport is most likely used to export CO out of the cell? a simple diffusion b meiosis c breathing 44 How many ATP molecules are consumed by Na/K APTase to transport 6 Na a 2 b 6 c 8 45 Which of the following is a consequence of the fluid mosaic model of membrane dynamics? a ability to form lipid rafts b inability for cells to diffuse c proteins being excreted instead of waste 46 Is Carbon dioxide permeable? a impermeable b permeable c neither 47 Is fructose permeable? a impermeable b permeable c neither 48 Is testosterone permeable? a permeable b impermeable c permeable 49 Is calcium permeable? a impermeable b permeable c neither 50 True or False: Autophagy is always considered a desired protective mechanism. a False b True c Tralse 51 The cell responsible for the production of bone is called the ______. a osteoblast b osteoclast c red blood marrow cells 52 Which type of fiber has the greatest resistance to tearing? a Collagen b Antigen c Protogen 53 What trait is shared by all types of muscle? a Ability to generate tension. b They're all muscles c They all move 54 What tissue forms the framework for the lamina propria of mucous membranes? a areolar b nipples c conclear 55 Multinucleated cells are found in what type of muscle? a skeletal b cardiovascular c respiratory 56 What cell types are found in nervous tissue? a nuerons b nervous cells c brain ligament cells 57 What type of epithelium is found within the respiratory tract? a pseudostratified b epithelial columnar c cuboidal columnar 58 What trait is shared by all connective tissue? a the connection of two different tissues b it connects bones c it makes movement 59 The simple columnar epithelium that forms the absorptive cells of the digestive tract has which characteristic? a dense microvilli b smaller ribosomes c blep 60 Connective tissue matrix is composed of cells and ______. a ground substance b fibrous cells c Cement mass 61 Glands that secrete their products directly into the blood (such as the adrenal gland) rather than through ducts are classified as ______. a Endocrine b muscular c synovial 62 Which of the following would be of most importance to goblet cells and other glandular epithelium? a Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) and Golgi b ribosomes and mitochondria c Lysosome and centriole 63 _____ epithelium appears to have multiple layers of cells with nuclei at differing heights, but all the cells are in contact with the basement membrane. a Pseudostratified columnar b cuboidal columnar c simple columnar 64 Which statement is correct regarding tissue repair and healing? a Inflammation causes capillaries to dilate and become permeable b Inflammation is something to be concerned c Inflammation can cause strains easier 65 Why is epithelium avascular? a Epithelium lines surfaces subject to mechanical abrasion. b Epithelium lines are flat bones c Epithelium 66 If your patient had an inability to absorb nutrients from the small intestine, it might indicate a disorder in which tissue? a simple columnar epithelium b pseudostratified epithelium c cuboidal columnar

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flat triangular vertebral foramen

The humerus is located in the?

How does a fractured coracoid process affect motion?

Which muscle type is involuntary and found in organs?

The jaw is a ______ joint.

Which of the following is an example of a fibrous joint?

Actions of the proximal and distal radioulnar joint are _______.

Nursemaid's elbow involves dislocation of the ______ joint.

What kind of feedback loop prevents sudden changes in body temperature?

The process by which the body maintains a constant internal temperature is known as ______.

Name the structure that is composed of two or more tissue types that work together to perform specific functions for the body.

Which of the following is not a functional characteristic of life?

An assemblage of cells that come together to carryout the same physiological process are known as ______.

What type of muscle is found in the stomach wall?

The organ system of the body that functions in the secretion of regulatory molecules called hormones is the ______ system.

The lining of lumens, absorption, secretion, and protection are all functions of which tissue type?

Which of the following is a good example of a positive feedback mechanism?

Which of the following imaging devices would best localize a tumor in a person's brain?

Which of the following processes are not essential for individual survival?

Which of the following best describes the operation of the mouth, stomach, liver, small intestine, and large intestine to break down substrates for energy production?

Which of the following best describes a transverse cut?

What is another term for gross anatomy, the study of large body structures that are visible to the naked eye such as the heart?

For the body to increase breathing in response to increased carbon dioxide production, what must the body possess?

Histology uses a microscope to view the cellular architecture that is comprised within tissues. Which of the following best describes this type of anatomy?

Which statement about the various organ systems is correct?

Which of the following would become a concern if a person became dehydrated on a hot day?

Which of the following are not under homeostatic control?

What type of solution would cause the lysing of red blood cells?

What type of transport process moves solutes against their concentration gradients?

Transport proteins that move a fixed number of solutes across the membrane are ______.

Which type of cell fate control is induced by the death receptor?

During what type of ligand-receptor signaling are ion channels opened or closed?

What is the correct order of the central dogma of genetics?

Ubiquitin is added to proteins for this purpose: ______.

N-linked glycosylation will occur in the ______ which causes the protein to ______.

v-SNAREs participate in which process?

Which type of cell junction is responsible for movement of molecules between cells?

The tonicity of the extracellular fluid is ______, and osmosis will cause water to ______.

ATP energy is required for which of the following processes? Choose all that apply.

Which type of signaling requires three steps: reception, transduction, response?

Which phase of the cell cycle is the shortest?

What kind of membrane protein is the insulin receptor?

Carbon dioxide is a waste product generated during cellular respiration. Which type of transport is most likely used to export CO out of the cell?

How many ATP molecules are consumed by Na/K APTase to transport 6 Na

Which of the following is a consequence of the fluid mosaic model of membrane dynamics?

Is Carbon dioxide permeable?

Is fructose permeable?

Is testosterone permeable?

Is calcium permeable?

True or False: Autophagy is always considered a desired protective mechanism.

The cell responsible for the production of bone is called the ______.

Which type of fiber has the greatest resistance to tearing?

What trait is shared by all types of muscle?

What tissue forms the framework for the lamina propria of mucous membranes?

Multinucleated cells are found in what type of muscle?

What cell types are found in nervous tissue?

What type of epithelium is found within the respiratory tract?

What trait is shared by all connective tissue?

The simple columnar epithelium that forms the absorptive cells of the digestive tract has which characteristic?

Connective tissue matrix is composed of cells and ______.

Glands that secrete their products directly into the blood (such as the adrenal gland) rather than through ducts are classified as ______.

N-linked glycosylation will occur in the which causes the protein to .

The tonicity of the extracellular fluid is , and osmosis will cause water to .