Q1 The ulna is on the side of the body when viewed from the anatomical position.
Q2 The humerus is the long bone found between the shoulder joint and the __.
Q3 The ulna and are two bones found in the forearm.
Q4 The is the triangular bone below the lumbar vertebrae.
Q5 The forms part of the nasal septum.
Q6 The lower jawbones are also known as the _.
Q7 The bones form part of the cranial cavity as well as the forehead.
Q8 The skull provides protective covering for the _.
Q9 The stratum is the layer that consists of rows of flat, dead cells that are completely filled with keratin.
Q10 The stratum is the layer of the epidermis that contains sheets of polyhedral cells that fit closely together.
Q11 The cells are located in the deepest layer of the epidermis.
Q12 The regulates blood glucose levels.
Q13 The gland may control the timing of reproduction and set day - night rhythms
Q14 The glands secret lipids that help to lubricate the hair shaft and the epidermis.
Q15 The are the muscular walls or tubes that propel spermatozoa to the urethra.
Q16 The kidney is composed of two major types of nephrones; the nephrones and the juxtamedullary nephrones.
Q17 In the kidney structure, the forms the entrance into the renal sinus.
Q18 The sphincter regulates the passage food from the stomack into the duodenum
Q19 The pons varolii can be found in the brain.
Q20 The hypothalamus is located in the brain
Q21 The medulla oblongata is located in the brain.
Q22 The bone located between the hip joint and the knee joint is called .
Q23 The is the longest and largest bone in the body
Q24 Another name for the kneecap is the
Q25 The bone forms the medial portions of the orbits and the roof of the nasal cavity.
Q26 The bone forms the posterior and inferior parts of the cranium
Q27 The bone forms part of the eye orbit and helps form the floor of the cranium.
Q28 The left and right bones form much of the superior and lateral portions of the cranium.
Q29 A is where two or more bones meet one another.
Q30 The control the maturation of lymphocytes.
Q31 The organ that is responsible for regulating blood glucose is called
Q32 is the existence of a stable environment within the body.
Q33 An is any molecule that is capable of eliciting a specific immune response.
Q34 The ventricle pumps deoxygenated blood from the pulmonary arteries into the lungs.
Q35 During systole the ventricle pumps oxygenated blood from the heart to the capillaries
Q36 The Central Nervous System consists of the and spinal cord.
Q37 The is the basic functional unit of the nervous system.
Q38 The is the slender s-shaped bone that connects the upper arm to the trunk of the body.
Q39 The first seven vertebrae of the body is called the vertebrae.
Q40 The flat dagger-shaped bone located in the middle of the chest is called .
Q41 The upper jawbone is also known as the .
Q42 Another name for the lower jawbone is _.
Q43 The bones make up the upper and lower jaws and other facial structures.
Q44 The bones make up the protective framework of bones surrounding the brain.
Q45 The
skeleton contains bones that form the axis of the body which provides
support and protection to the organs of the head, neck, and trunk
regions.
Q46 The dermis is composed of connective tissues containing and elastic fibres.
Q47 The melanocytes produce the pigment called _.
Q48 The produce keratin which provides waterproof and helps to protect the skin and underlying tissues.
Q49 The epidermis is composed of stratified, squamous _.
Q50 The outer portion of the skin is called the _.
Q51 The return blood from the circulation to the heart.
Q52 The are responsible for distributing blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
Q53 The organ in the body that is responsible for propelling blood and maintaining blood pressure is the .
Q54 anatomy is the study of general form and superficial markings on the body.
Q55 The study of early developmental processes in the body is called
Q56 With an microscope you can see individual molecules that are only a few nanometres across.
Q57 With a light you can see basic details of a cell structure.
Q58 anatomy deals with structures that cannot be seen without magnification.
Q59 On the basis of structural detail, anatomy can be divided into macroscopic and anatomy.
Q60 Anatomy is the study of the and external structures of the body
Q61 Which of the following is not an example of an autoimmune disease?
Q62 Serum sickness is a type of reaction seen in ___ hypersensitivity reactions.
Q63 A positive tuberculin skin test elicits _____ hypersensitive reactions.
Q64 The type of reaction elicited when there has been an ABO blood transfusion mismatch is ___ reaction.
Q65 A bee sting allergic response is seen in _____ reactions.
Q66 Type III hypersensitivity reaction is used to describe ___reaction.
Q67 Cell-mediated reaction is also known as ___reaction.
Q68 Another name for Type II hypersensitivity reaction is ___ reaction.
Q69 Anaphylactic hypersensitivity reactions are also known as ___reactions.
Q70 The following are specific types of immune response, except
Q71 Digestion of food starts in the ___
Q72 Which of the following parts of the brain is the seat of intelligence located?
Q73 The medulla oblongata is found in the ___
Q74 Which of the following is found in the forebrain?
Q75 The cerebellum is found in the ____
Q76 Which of the following is not a division of the human brain?
Q77 The peripheral nervous system consists of the following except
Q78 Which of the following does not fall under a category of bones found in the body?
Q79 The shallow depression on the scapula which the head of the humerus fits into is called the ….
Q80 The ___ is the large, triangular, flat bone on the back side of the rib cage.
Q81 Which of the following is the longest bone in the upper limb?
Q82 The bone that connects the shoulder joint to the elbow is called…
Q83 The region between the elbow and the wrist is called….
Q84 The sacrum is composed of how many bones after the age of 26 years?
Q85 The lumber vertebra are ___ in number.
Q86 The largest vertebrae in the spinal column are the _____ vertebrae
Q87 The second cervical certebra is called ___.
Q88 The first cervical vertebra is called the ___.
Q89 The first seven vertebrae are called the ____ vertebrae.
Q90 The vertebra column consists of ___ irregularly -shaped bones called vertebrae.
Q91 The last two sets of ribs in the body are called ___ ribs.
Q92 The first seven ribs of the body are called ___ ribs.
Q93 The ribs found in the human body are ___ in number arranged in pairs.
Q94 The part of the sternum also described as the tip is the ___
Q95 The part of the sternum that is also called the "handle" is the
Q96 The sternum is composed of how many parts?
Q97 The ___ bones form the posterior part of the cranium.
Q98 How many facial bones are found in the skull?
Q99 The skull contains ___ cranial bones.
Q100 Which of the following is not a layer found in the epidermis?
Q101 The cells that are found in the epidermis which
take part in immune response and are damaged by ultraviolet radiation
are called…..
Q102 Which of the following is not pricipal type of cell found in the epidermis?
Q103 Which of the following vitamins is synthesised by the skin?
Q104 Which of the following is not a function of the skin?
Q105 Which of the following is not a function of the skin?
Q106 The ____ adjusts water balance, tissue metabolism, cardiovascular and metabolic activities.
Q107 The ____ controls the production of red blood cells and elevates blood pressure.
Q108 The ____ controls the endocrine functions of other glands and regulates growth and fluid balance
Q109 The organ that control timing of reproduction and set day - night rhythm is called ___.
Q110 The ___ provides perspiration for evaporation for cooling
Q111 The ______ is the part of the skin that secretes lipid coating that lubricates hair shaft and epidermis
Q112 Which of the following part of the skin covers the surface and protects deeper structures?
Q113 Which of the following contains glands and nourishes the epidermis?
Q114 Which of the following produce hair and provides sensation?
Q115 The following are ways to approach gross anatomy, except
Q116 _____ is the examination of groups of specialized cells that work together to perform specific functions.
Q117 ____ is the examination of relatively large structures of the body with the unaided eyes.
Q118 ____ is the analysis of the structure of the individual cells, the simplest units of life.
Q119 The following are categories of microscopic anatomy, except
Q120 Anatomy can be divided into different specialties based on the following, except