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Chapter 1: An Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology. Basic Functions of Living Organisms/ A&P. Levels of Organization. Organ Systems. Homeostasis and +/– Feedback. Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300.
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Chapter 1: An Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Basic Functions of Living Organisms/ A&P Levels of Organization Organ Systems Homeostasis and +/– Feedback Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 FINAL ROUND
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $100 Question • Transportation of blood through the body is an example of which basic function of living things? • metabolism • responsiveness • growth • movement ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $100 Answer • Transportation of blood through the body is an • example of which basic function of living things? • metabolism • responsiveness • growth • movement BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $200 Question • The specialization of neurons to transmit impulses is an example of • metabolism. • differentiation. • adaptability. • responsiveness. ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $200 Answer • The specialization of neurons to transmit • impulses is an example of • metabolism. • differentiation. • adaptability. • responsiveness. BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $300 Question • The study of the structure of organ systems, such as the skeletal system, is an example of • systemic anatomy. • regional anatomy. • surface anatomy. • histology. ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $300 Answer • The study of the structure of organ systems, such • as the skeletal system, is an example of • systemic anatomy. • regional anatomy. • surface anatomy. • histology. BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $400 Question • Studying the organelles and internal structure of cells is called • histology. • macroscopic anatomy. • cytology. • gross anatomy. ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $400 Answer • Studying the organelles and internal structure of • cells is called • histology. • macroscopic anatomy. • cytology. • gross anatomy. BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $500 Question • ________ is the study of how diseases affect the • functions of organs and systems. • Anatomy • Cytology • Histology • Pathology ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Basic Functions of Living Organisms/A&P: $500 Answer • ________ is the study of how diseases affect the • functions of organs and systems. • Anatomy • Cytology • Histology • Pathology BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $100 Question • The structure of the nitrogen atoms in a protein is an example of which organizational level? • organ • organ system • cellular • chemical ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $100 Answer • The structure of the nitrogen atoms in a protein is • an example of which organizational level? • organ • organ system • cellular • chemical BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $200 Question • The interaction of actin and myosin protein • filaments in a cardiomyocyte is an example of • which level of organization? • cellular • molecular • chemical • tissue ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $200 Answer • The interaction of actin and myosin protein • filaments in a cardiomyocyte is an example of • which level of organization? • cellular • molecular • chemical • tissue BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $300 Question • Similar cells working together to perform specific functions is an example of which organizational level? • organ • organ system • cellular • tissue ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $300 Answer • Similar cells working together to perform specific • functions is an example of which organizational • level? • organ • organ system • cellular • tissue BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $400 Question • The linkage of cardiac muscle cells through gap junctions is an example of which organizational level? • cellular • molecular • tissue • organ ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $400 Answer • The linkage of cardiac muscle cells through gap • junctions is an example of which organizational • level? • cellular • molecular • tissue • organ BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $500 Question • The ________ level of organization refers to an individual person in whom all organ systems work together to maintain life and health. • organ system • organism • organ • tissue ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Levels of Organization: $500 Answer • The ________ level of organization refers to an • individual person in whom all organ systems work • together to maintain life and health. • organ system • organism • organ • tissue BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $100 Question • The spleen is one component of which system? • endocrine • nervous • digestive • lymphatic ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $100 Answer • The spleen is one component of which system? • endocrine • nervous • digestive • lymphatic BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $200 Question • The structures that link the CNS with other systems and with sense organs are components of which organ system? • endocrine • nervous • skeletal • muscular ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $200 Answer • The structures that link the CNS with other • systems and with sense organs are components • of which organ system? • endocrine • nervous • skeletal • muscular BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems:$300 Question • Which organ is a component of both the endocrine and reproductive systems? • pancreas • testis • urinary bladder • vagina ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $300 Answer • Which organ is a component of both the • endocrine and reproductive systems? • pancreas • testis • urinary bladder • vagina BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $400 Question • The long-term control of calcium levels in the • body is a function of which organ system? • skeletal • endocrine • cardiovascular • digestive ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $400 Answer • The long-term control of calcium levels in the • body is a function of which organ system? • skeletal • endocrine • cardiovascular • digestive BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $500 Question • Which two systems are most directly involved in ensuring a constant supply of oxygen-rich blood for the body tissues? • digestive and urinary • respiratory and nervous • respiratory and cardiovascular • lymphatic and endocrine ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Organ Systems: $500 Answer • Which two systems are most directly involved in • ensuring a constant supply of oxygen-rich blood • for the body tissues? • digestive and urinary • respiratory and nervous • respiratory and cardiovascular • lymphatic and endocrine BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $100 Question • The brain, which receives and processes information during homeostatic regulation, is an example of which component? • effector • responder • receptor • integration center ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $100 Answer • The brain, which receives and processes • information during homeostatic regulation, is an • example of which component? • effector • responder • receptor • integration center BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $200 Question • Blood vessels and sweat glands are examples of which homeostatic component? • receptor • effector • control center • integration center ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $200 Answer • Blood vessels and sweat glands are examples of • which homeostatic component? • receptor • effector • control center • integration center BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $300 Question • Thermoregulation is an example of • positive feedback. • negative feedback. • stimulus reinforcement. • escalating homeostatic cycle. ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $300 Answer • Thermoregulation is an example of • positive feedback. • negative feedback. • stimulus reinforcement. • escalating homeostatic cycle. BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $400 Question • Once labor begins, the process becomes increasingly more intense until the baby is born. This is an example of • failure of homeostasis. • the tendency toward internal balance. • positive feedback. • negative feedback. ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $400 Answer • Once labor begins, the process becomes • increasingly more intense until the baby is born. • This is an example of • failure of homeostasis. • the tendency toward internal balance. • positive feedback. • negative feedback. BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $500 Question • Which is a response via negative feedback to falling body temperature? • increased sweating • increased blood flow to skin • vomiting • decreased blood flow to skin ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Homeostasis and +/– Feedback: $500 Answer • Which is a response via negative feedback to • falling body temperature? • increased sweating • increased blood flow to skin • vomiting • decreased blood flow to skin BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $100 Question • Carpal tunnel syndrome is a disorder that affects a nerve in what part of the body? • ankle • wrist • shoulder • neck ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $100 Answer • Carpal tunnel syndrome is a disorder that affects • a nerve in what part of the body? • ankle • wrist • shoulder • neck BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $200 Question • A patient with appendicitis is likely to have pain in what abdominopelvic location? • right lower quadrant • left upper quadrant • right hypochondriac region • umbilical region ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $200 Answer • A patient with appendicitis is likely to have pain in • what abdominopelvic location? • right lower quadrant • left upper quadrant • right hypochondriac region • umbilical region BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $300 Question • Which structure is distal to the popliteus? • inguinal ligament • pelvis • pollex • hallux ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $300 Answer • Which structure is distal to the popliteus? • inguinal ligament • pelvis • pollex • hallux BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $400 Question • Which sectional plane lies at right angles to the long axis of the body? • transverse • frontal • sagittal • coronal ANSWER BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $400 Answer • Which sectional plane lies at right angles to the • long axis of the body? • transverse • frontal • sagittal • coronal BACK TO GAME
Anatomical Terms/Body Cavities: $500 Question • The lungs are surrounded by what type of serous membrane? • peritoneum • pericardium • pleura • mediastinum ANSWER BACK TO GAME