Deck 26: Body Support and Movement: the Integumentary, skeletal, and Muscular Systems

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Which of the following is the study of the body's structure?

A)physiology
B)anatomy
C)zoology
D)endocrinology
E)homeostasis
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Bone,cartilage,adipose tissue,and blood are all examples of:

A)epithelial tissue.
B)connective tissue.
C)muscle tissue.
D)nervous tissue.
E)small organ systems.
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A function of connective tissue is to:

A)move the muscles of the body.
B)protect and cover the body.
C)stabilize and support the body.
D)form glands.
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In oxygen homeostasis,the kidney that releases EPO,prompting increased red blood cell production is the:

A)stimulus.
B)response.
C)product.
D)reactant.
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In humans,the heart and lungs are found in the:

A)spinal cavity.
B)abdominopelvic cavity.
C)cranial cavity.
D)thoracic cavity.
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Groups of cells that secrete substances are called:

A)glands.
B)organ systems.
C)tissues.
D)hormones.
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A stimulus producing a response that reduces the stimulus describes:

A)all stimulus-response chains.
B)positive feedback.
C)negative feedback.
D)breakdown of homeostasis.
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Muscle tissue has a specialized ability to:

A)protect the body.
B)support the body.
C)shorten or contract.
D)provide an internal framework for the body.
E)form the glands.
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Which of the following statements best describes epithelial tissue?

A)It is found only in the skin.
B)It is always at least several layers thick.
C)It covers internal and external surfaces.
D)It produces blood cells.
E)It only covers surfaces exposed to the internal environment.
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The spinal cavity and cranial cavity are the two parts of the:

A)dorsal cavity.
B)ventral cavity.
C)abdominopelvic cavity.
D)skeletal system.
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The discipline dealing with the study of how parts of the body work is:

A)physiology.
B)anatomy.
C)endocrinology.
D)mechanics.
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Connective tissue is different from epithelial tissue in that connective tissue:

A)has a structure called basement membrane.
B)has cells that are usually separated and scattered in an extracellular material.
C)is not made up of cells.
D)is found only in joints.
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The four types of body tissues are:

A)epithelial, glandular, muscle, and nervous.
B)epithelial, hormonal, cellular, and bone.
C)connective, cardiac, nervous, and adipose.
D)connective, epithelial, nervous, and muscle.
E)connective, neuronal, muscle, and epithelial.
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The thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities are separated by the:

A)lungs.
B)vertebral column.
C)diaphragm.
D)rib cage.
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A prescription medication lists a rare side effect of impairing the movement of smooth muscle.This medication could potentially affect the:

A)heart.
B)walls of the small intestine.
C)muscles that move your arms and legs.
D)muscles that move the eyeballs.
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Which of the following is true concerning homeostasis?

A)Homeostasis is the maintenance of a rigid internal environment with no variation.
B)The maintenance of homeostasis relies mainly on positive feedback.
C)Homeostasis allows for major fluctuations in body conditions.
D)Homeostasis is the maintenance of a relatively stable internal environment.
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The function of epithelial tissue is to:

A)allow for movement of the body.
B)protect and cover the body.
C)support the body.
D)form the immune system.
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What unusual feature do you find in connective tissues?

A)glandular secretions
B)conductive cells
C)cells with the ability to contract
D)extracellular material called the ground substance
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Groups of tissues that perform a specific body function make up:

A)a tissue.
B)an organ.
C)the integument.
D)a gland.
E)an organ system.
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Groups of cells with a common function make up a/an:

A)tissue.
B)limb.
C)organ.
D)gland.
E)organ system.
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The type of muscle tissue that can be under our conscious control is:

A)skeletal.
B)cardiac.
C)smooth.
D)skeletal and smooth.
E)smooth and cardiac.
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Structures such as hair and nails are part of the:

A)skeletal system.
B)integumentary system.
C)endocrine system.
D)muscular system.
E)lymphatic system.
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A paper cut that draws blood must have cut down into at least which layer of the skin?

A)subcutaneous layer
B)dermis
C)adipose layer
D)epidermis
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Which human body system includes lymphatic organs of the lymphatic network,such as the tonsils and lymph notes?

A)nervous
B)cardiovascular
C)urinary
D)endocrine
E)immune
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Which of the following systems are involved in coordination and regulation?

A)nervous and endocrine
B)digestive and cardiovascular
C)urinary and cardiovascular
D)lymphatic and respiratory
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Glial cells are cells found in which type of tissue?

A)muscle
B)nervous
C)connective
D)epithelial
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Which of the following systems are involved in bringing nutrients into the body and to its cells?

A)respiratory and cardiovascular
B)digestive and cardiovascular
C)urinary and cardiovascular
D)lymphatic and respiratory
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Which of the following best describes "spongy bone"?

A)soft bone tissue
B)very similar to compact bone but more flexible
C)bone tissue found only in the skull
D)contains blood-cell-producing red marrow
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In the textbook,the stomach was given as an example of an organ.Which of the following is a valid description of the work of one of its tissues?

A)Its connective tissue helps drain the stomach contents.
B)Its muscle tissue forces secretions out of glands and into the stomach.
C)Its epithelial tissue secretes substances that help with digestion.
D)Its nervous tissue communicates directly with the intestines to coordinate digestion.
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Which of the following is part of the axial skeleton?

A)thoracic cage bones such as the ribs
B)pelvic girdle bones such as the os coxa
C)arm bones such as the humerus
D)leg bones such as the femur
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Acne is caused by problems with the:

A)sweat glands.
B)endocrine glands.
C)sebaceous glands.
D)hair follicles.
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Hair color (or lack of it)is mostly due to:

A)activity of melanocytes.
B)a colored version of keratin.
C)sebaceous gland pigments.
D)sweat gland pigments.
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Glands found primarily in the groin and armpit areas are the:

A)sebaceous glands.
B)merocrine sweat glands.
C)apocrine glands.
D)endocrine glands.
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Structures of the skeletal system include all of the following except:

A)bone.
B)cartilage.
C)nails.
D)ligaments.
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Keratinized cells near the surface of the epidermis are:

A)found in a single layer.
B)mostly dead and water resistant.
C)about one month old.
D)derived from nervous tissue.
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Which of the following is characteristic of cardiac muscle?

A)It is found only in the heart and blood vessels.
B)It is most similar in appearance to smooth muscle.
C)It is not striated.
D)It contracts under the control of its pacemaker cells.
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Which of the following typically connects a bone to another bone?

A)cartilage
B)ligaments
C)tendons
D)marrow
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The inner layer of the skin,the dermis,is mostly:

A)epithelial tissue.
B)muscle tissue.
C)connective tissue.
D)keratin.
E)nervous tissue.
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Which human body system would be best described as playing roles in both waste disposal and conservation?

A)cardiovascular
B)nervous
C)urinary
D)lymphatic
E)respiratory
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Which of the two systems listed work together to bring oxygen into your body and deliver it to your cells?

A)lymphatic and endocrine
B)respiratory and cardiovascular
C)respiratory and digestive
D)urinary and cardiovascular
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A sweat gland is a type of exocrine gland.
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Blood vessels and nerves are found in which part of compact bone?

A)only in the marrow cavity
B)only on the outside surface
C)in central canals
D)in osteoblasts
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In the levels of organization,the tissue level is between the cellular and organ levels.
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The protein actin is found in the:

A)nucleus.
B)thick filaments.
C)thin filaments.
D)membrane.
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The brain is in the ________ cavity,which is part of the larger ________ cavity.
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The brain is responsible for essentially all homeostasis.
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The abdominopelvic cavity is part of the larger ventral body cavity.
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Which part of the muscle cell actually does the work of contraction by attaching,pivoting,and pulling?

A)myosin heads
B)actin filaments
C)calcium ions
D)neurotransmitter molecules
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Because they form linings or coverings,epithelial tissues always face an open area or an exterior environment.
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The two main divisions of the skeletal system are:

A)cranial and axial.
B)appendicular and cranial.
C)axial and articular.
D)appendicular and axial.
E)vertebral and appendicular.
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The heart is in the thoracic cavity.
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In a muscle cell,sarcomeres are the:

A)myofibrils that run the length of the cell.
B)fundamental units of muscle contraction.
C)thin filaments.
D)thick filaments.
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Subcutaneous fat tissue in humans is located mainly in the dermis.
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The dermis is mostly made up of connective tissue.
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Homeostasis is maintained mostly by positive feedback.
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Smooth muscle may be moved by either voluntary or involuntary control depending on location in the body.
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Keratin in the skin is produced mainly by the cells in the epidermis.
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In the most general terms,studying the structure of the passages that air takes into the lungs would be considered ________; studying the mechanism for how gases are exchanged between the lungs and the blood would be ________.
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A 25-year-old friend tells you her mom was diagnosed with advanced osteoporosis.Your friend seems dispirited,feeling resigned to the same fate.Using the material you learned about the skeletal system,what supportive advice can you give your friend for ways she can guard against her risk of osteoporosis?
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The endocrine system sends signals using chemical messengers called ________.
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An auto mechanic friend expresses interest in changing his career to nursing.He sees that anatomy and physiology is one of the courses he needs to take.He asks you what such a course would be like.You decide to explain it to him by comparing the human body to a car.How would you explain the course to him?
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Bone and cartilage are examples of ________ tissues.
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An older friend of yours who has been a dedicated jogger for many years has been having mild knee pain recently when jogging longer distances.He tells you his doctor recommended better-cushioned running shoes.He wonders why better shoes on his feet will help his knees.Using the material you learned about the skeletal system,what can you say to help your friend understand his doctor's recommendation?
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What is the evolutionary significance of tissues,organs,and organ systems in animals?
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The two organ systems that are involved in removing wastes from the cells and eliminating them from the body are the ________ system and ________ system.
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A biology classmate seems confused by something he read at the professor's website about calcium imbalances and neurotoxins interfering with proper functioning of the muscular system-even to the point of causing death by suffocation.He states the professor probably goofed up and meant the skeletal,nervous,and respiratory systems were adversely affected.Defend your professor's statements.
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The missing label indicated with a "2" corresponds to which tissue type?

A)epithelial
B)connective
C)muscle
D)nervous
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Glands are part of the ________ tissue category.
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Refer to the figure below, and then answer the following question(s).
<strong>Refer to the figure below, and then answer the following question(s).   The missing label indicated with a 1 corresponds to which tissue type?</strong> A)epithelial B)connective C)muscle D)nervous <div style=padding-top: 35px>
The missing label indicated with a "1" corresponds to which tissue type?

A)epithelial
B)connective
C)muscle
D)nervous
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Integumentary system
Connective tissue
Integumentary system
water conservation and waste processing
Integumentary system
communication using hormones
Integumentary system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Integumentary system
joints and cartilage
Integumentary system
hair,nails,and some glands
Urinary system
Connective tissue
Urinary system
water conservation and waste processing
Urinary system
communication using hormones
Urinary system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Urinary system
joints and cartilage
Urinary system
hair,nails,and some glands
Skeletal system
Connective tissue
Skeletal system
water conservation and waste processing
Skeletal system
communication using hormones
Skeletal system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Skeletal system
joints and cartilage
Skeletal system
hair,nails,and some glands
Respiratory system
Connective tissue
Respiratory system
water conservation and waste processing
Respiratory system
communication using hormones
Respiratory system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Respiratory system
joints and cartilage
Respiratory system
hair,nails,and some glands
Endocrine system
Connective tissue
Endocrine system
water conservation and waste processing
Endocrine system
communication using hormones
Endocrine system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Endocrine system
joints and cartilage
Endocrine system
hair,nails,and some glands
Bone and cartilage
Connective tissue
Bone and cartilage
water conservation and waste processing
Bone and cartilage
communication using hormones
Bone and cartilage
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Bone and cartilage
joints and cartilage
Bone and cartilage
hair,nails,and some glands
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Includes glial cells
Connective tissue
Includes glial cells
Muscle Tissue
Includes glial cells
Nervous tissue
Includes glial cells
Epithelial tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Connective tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Muscle Tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Nervous tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Epithelial tissue
May have "ground substance"
Connective tissue
May have "ground substance"
Muscle Tissue
May have "ground substance"
Nervous tissue
May have "ground substance"
Epithelial tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Connective tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Muscle Tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Nervous tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Epithelial tissue
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Deck 26: Body Support and Movement: the Integumentary, skeletal, and Muscular Systems
1
Which of the following is the study of the body's structure?

A)physiology
B)anatomy
C)zoology
D)endocrinology
E)homeostasis
B
2
Bone,cartilage,adipose tissue,and blood are all examples of:

A)epithelial tissue.
B)connective tissue.
C)muscle tissue.
D)nervous tissue.
E)small organ systems.
B
3
A function of connective tissue is to:

A)move the muscles of the body.
B)protect and cover the body.
C)stabilize and support the body.
D)form glands.
C
4
In oxygen homeostasis,the kidney that releases EPO,prompting increased red blood cell production is the:

A)stimulus.
B)response.
C)product.
D)reactant.
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In humans,the heart and lungs are found in the:

A)spinal cavity.
B)abdominopelvic cavity.
C)cranial cavity.
D)thoracic cavity.
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Groups of cells that secrete substances are called:

A)glands.
B)organ systems.
C)tissues.
D)hormones.
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A stimulus producing a response that reduces the stimulus describes:

A)all stimulus-response chains.
B)positive feedback.
C)negative feedback.
D)breakdown of homeostasis.
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Muscle tissue has a specialized ability to:

A)protect the body.
B)support the body.
C)shorten or contract.
D)provide an internal framework for the body.
E)form the glands.
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Which of the following statements best describes epithelial tissue?

A)It is found only in the skin.
B)It is always at least several layers thick.
C)It covers internal and external surfaces.
D)It produces blood cells.
E)It only covers surfaces exposed to the internal environment.
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The spinal cavity and cranial cavity are the two parts of the:

A)dorsal cavity.
B)ventral cavity.
C)abdominopelvic cavity.
D)skeletal system.
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The discipline dealing with the study of how parts of the body work is:

A)physiology.
B)anatomy.
C)endocrinology.
D)mechanics.
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Connective tissue is different from epithelial tissue in that connective tissue:

A)has a structure called basement membrane.
B)has cells that are usually separated and scattered in an extracellular material.
C)is not made up of cells.
D)is found only in joints.
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The four types of body tissues are:

A)epithelial, glandular, muscle, and nervous.
B)epithelial, hormonal, cellular, and bone.
C)connective, cardiac, nervous, and adipose.
D)connective, epithelial, nervous, and muscle.
E)connective, neuronal, muscle, and epithelial.
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The thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities are separated by the:

A)lungs.
B)vertebral column.
C)diaphragm.
D)rib cage.
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A prescription medication lists a rare side effect of impairing the movement of smooth muscle.This medication could potentially affect the:

A)heart.
B)walls of the small intestine.
C)muscles that move your arms and legs.
D)muscles that move the eyeballs.
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Which of the following is true concerning homeostasis?

A)Homeostasis is the maintenance of a rigid internal environment with no variation.
B)The maintenance of homeostasis relies mainly on positive feedback.
C)Homeostasis allows for major fluctuations in body conditions.
D)Homeostasis is the maintenance of a relatively stable internal environment.
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The function of epithelial tissue is to:

A)allow for movement of the body.
B)protect and cover the body.
C)support the body.
D)form the immune system.
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What unusual feature do you find in connective tissues?

A)glandular secretions
B)conductive cells
C)cells with the ability to contract
D)extracellular material called the ground substance
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Groups of tissues that perform a specific body function make up:

A)a tissue.
B)an organ.
C)the integument.
D)a gland.
E)an organ system.
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Groups of cells with a common function make up a/an:

A)tissue.
B)limb.
C)organ.
D)gland.
E)organ system.
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The type of muscle tissue that can be under our conscious control is:

A)skeletal.
B)cardiac.
C)smooth.
D)skeletal and smooth.
E)smooth and cardiac.
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Structures such as hair and nails are part of the:

A)skeletal system.
B)integumentary system.
C)endocrine system.
D)muscular system.
E)lymphatic system.
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A paper cut that draws blood must have cut down into at least which layer of the skin?

A)subcutaneous layer
B)dermis
C)adipose layer
D)epidermis
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Which human body system includes lymphatic organs of the lymphatic network,such as the tonsils and lymph notes?

A)nervous
B)cardiovascular
C)urinary
D)endocrine
E)immune
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Which of the following systems are involved in coordination and regulation?

A)nervous and endocrine
B)digestive and cardiovascular
C)urinary and cardiovascular
D)lymphatic and respiratory
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Glial cells are cells found in which type of tissue?

A)muscle
B)nervous
C)connective
D)epithelial
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Which of the following systems are involved in bringing nutrients into the body and to its cells?

A)respiratory and cardiovascular
B)digestive and cardiovascular
C)urinary and cardiovascular
D)lymphatic and respiratory
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Which of the following best describes "spongy bone"?

A)soft bone tissue
B)very similar to compact bone but more flexible
C)bone tissue found only in the skull
D)contains blood-cell-producing red marrow
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In the textbook,the stomach was given as an example of an organ.Which of the following is a valid description of the work of one of its tissues?

A)Its connective tissue helps drain the stomach contents.
B)Its muscle tissue forces secretions out of glands and into the stomach.
C)Its epithelial tissue secretes substances that help with digestion.
D)Its nervous tissue communicates directly with the intestines to coordinate digestion.
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Which of the following is part of the axial skeleton?

A)thoracic cage bones such as the ribs
B)pelvic girdle bones such as the os coxa
C)arm bones such as the humerus
D)leg bones such as the femur
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Acne is caused by problems with the:

A)sweat glands.
B)endocrine glands.
C)sebaceous glands.
D)hair follicles.
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Hair color (or lack of it)is mostly due to:

A)activity of melanocytes.
B)a colored version of keratin.
C)sebaceous gland pigments.
D)sweat gland pigments.
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Glands found primarily in the groin and armpit areas are the:

A)sebaceous glands.
B)merocrine sweat glands.
C)apocrine glands.
D)endocrine glands.
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Structures of the skeletal system include all of the following except:

A)bone.
B)cartilage.
C)nails.
D)ligaments.
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Keratinized cells near the surface of the epidermis are:

A)found in a single layer.
B)mostly dead and water resistant.
C)about one month old.
D)derived from nervous tissue.
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Which of the following is characteristic of cardiac muscle?

A)It is found only in the heart and blood vessels.
B)It is most similar in appearance to smooth muscle.
C)It is not striated.
D)It contracts under the control of its pacemaker cells.
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Which of the following typically connects a bone to another bone?

A)cartilage
B)ligaments
C)tendons
D)marrow
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The inner layer of the skin,the dermis,is mostly:

A)epithelial tissue.
B)muscle tissue.
C)connective tissue.
D)keratin.
E)nervous tissue.
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Which human body system would be best described as playing roles in both waste disposal and conservation?

A)cardiovascular
B)nervous
C)urinary
D)lymphatic
E)respiratory
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Which of the two systems listed work together to bring oxygen into your body and deliver it to your cells?

A)lymphatic and endocrine
B)respiratory and cardiovascular
C)respiratory and digestive
D)urinary and cardiovascular
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A sweat gland is a type of exocrine gland.
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Blood vessels and nerves are found in which part of compact bone?

A)only in the marrow cavity
B)only on the outside surface
C)in central canals
D)in osteoblasts
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In the levels of organization,the tissue level is between the cellular and organ levels.
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The protein actin is found in the:

A)nucleus.
B)thick filaments.
C)thin filaments.
D)membrane.
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The brain is in the ________ cavity,which is part of the larger ________ cavity.
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The brain is responsible for essentially all homeostasis.
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The abdominopelvic cavity is part of the larger ventral body cavity.
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Which part of the muscle cell actually does the work of contraction by attaching,pivoting,and pulling?

A)myosin heads
B)actin filaments
C)calcium ions
D)neurotransmitter molecules
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Because they form linings or coverings,epithelial tissues always face an open area or an exterior environment.
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50
The two main divisions of the skeletal system are:

A)cranial and axial.
B)appendicular and cranial.
C)axial and articular.
D)appendicular and axial.
E)vertebral and appendicular.
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51
The heart is in the thoracic cavity.
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52
In a muscle cell,sarcomeres are the:

A)myofibrils that run the length of the cell.
B)fundamental units of muscle contraction.
C)thin filaments.
D)thick filaments.
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53
Subcutaneous fat tissue in humans is located mainly in the dermis.
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54
The dermis is mostly made up of connective tissue.
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55
Homeostasis is maintained mostly by positive feedback.
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56
Smooth muscle may be moved by either voluntary or involuntary control depending on location in the body.
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57
Keratin in the skin is produced mainly by the cells in the epidermis.
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58
In the most general terms,studying the structure of the passages that air takes into the lungs would be considered ________; studying the mechanism for how gases are exchanged between the lungs and the blood would be ________.
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59
A 25-year-old friend tells you her mom was diagnosed with advanced osteoporosis.Your friend seems dispirited,feeling resigned to the same fate.Using the material you learned about the skeletal system,what supportive advice can you give your friend for ways she can guard against her risk of osteoporosis?
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60
The endocrine system sends signals using chemical messengers called ________.
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61
An auto mechanic friend expresses interest in changing his career to nursing.He sees that anatomy and physiology is one of the courses he needs to take.He asks you what such a course would be like.You decide to explain it to him by comparing the human body to a car.How would you explain the course to him?
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62
Bone and cartilage are examples of ________ tissues.
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63
An older friend of yours who has been a dedicated jogger for many years has been having mild knee pain recently when jogging longer distances.He tells you his doctor recommended better-cushioned running shoes.He wonders why better shoes on his feet will help his knees.Using the material you learned about the skeletal system,what can you say to help your friend understand his doctor's recommendation?
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64
What is the evolutionary significance of tissues,organs,and organ systems in animals?
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65
The two organ systems that are involved in removing wastes from the cells and eliminating them from the body are the ________ system and ________ system.
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66
A biology classmate seems confused by something he read at the professor's website about calcium imbalances and neurotoxins interfering with proper functioning of the muscular system-even to the point of causing death by suffocation.He states the professor probably goofed up and meant the skeletal,nervous,and respiratory systems were adversely affected.Defend your professor's statements.
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67
The missing label indicated with a "2" corresponds to which tissue type?

A)epithelial
B)connective
C)muscle
D)nervous
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68
Glands are part of the ________ tissue category.
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69
Refer to the figure below, and then answer the following question(s).
<strong>Refer to the figure below, and then answer the following question(s).   The missing label indicated with a 1 corresponds to which tissue type?</strong> A)epithelial B)connective C)muscle D)nervous
The missing label indicated with a "1" corresponds to which tissue type?

A)epithelial
B)connective
C)muscle
D)nervous
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70
Match between columns
Integumentary system
Connective tissue
Integumentary system
water conservation and waste processing
Integumentary system
communication using hormones
Integumentary system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Integumentary system
joints and cartilage
Integumentary system
hair,nails,and some glands
Urinary system
Connective tissue
Urinary system
water conservation and waste processing
Urinary system
communication using hormones
Urinary system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Urinary system
joints and cartilage
Urinary system
hair,nails,and some glands
Skeletal system
Connective tissue
Skeletal system
water conservation and waste processing
Skeletal system
communication using hormones
Skeletal system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Skeletal system
joints and cartilage
Skeletal system
hair,nails,and some glands
Respiratory system
Connective tissue
Respiratory system
water conservation and waste processing
Respiratory system
communication using hormones
Respiratory system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Respiratory system
joints and cartilage
Respiratory system
hair,nails,and some glands
Endocrine system
Connective tissue
Endocrine system
water conservation and waste processing
Endocrine system
communication using hormones
Endocrine system
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Endocrine system
joints and cartilage
Endocrine system
hair,nails,and some glands
Bone and cartilage
Connective tissue
Bone and cartilage
water conservation and waste processing
Bone and cartilage
communication using hormones
Bone and cartilage
larynx,trachea,and bronchi
Bone and cartilage
joints and cartilage
Bone and cartilage
hair,nails,and some glands
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Includes glial cells
Connective tissue
Includes glial cells
Muscle Tissue
Includes glial cells
Nervous tissue
Includes glial cells
Epithelial tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Connective tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Muscle Tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Nervous tissue
"Smooth" is one type
Epithelial tissue
May have "ground substance"
Connective tissue
May have "ground substance"
Muscle Tissue
May have "ground substance"
Nervous tissue
May have "ground substance"
Epithelial tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Connective tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Muscle Tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Nervous tissue
Covers surfaces and forms linings
Epithelial tissue
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