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1. The scientist who tested Hippocrates theory in the Roman Era was A. Aristotle B. Celsus C. Galen D. Vesalius E. Da Vinci 2. Which of the following are NOT the “major types” of tissues? A. Connective B. Epithelial C. Muscle D. Bone E. Neural 3. Which of the following produces ATP, the main energy for the cell? A. Golgi Apparatus B. Mitochondria C. Lysosome D. Vacuole E. Ribosome 4. What is the main production of Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum? A. Proteins B. Ribosomes C. ATP D. Lipids 5. What is not true of the cell membrane, the phospholipid bilayer? A. Readily permeable with all molecules B. Hydrophobic C. Proteins perform most other functions 6. Water pressure of blood forces water into ______ space and _____ pressure draws water back.

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1. The scientist who tested Hippocrates theory in the Roman Era wasA. AristotleB. CelsusC. GalenD. VesaliusE. Da Vinci

2. Which of the following are NOT the “major types” of tissues?A. ConnectiveB. EpithelialC. MuscleD. BoneE. Neural

3. Which of the following produces ATP, the main energy for the cell?A. Golgi ApparatusB. MitochondriaC. LysosomeD. VacuoleE. Ribosome

4. What is the main production of Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum?A. ProteinsB. RibosomesC. ATPD. Lipids

5. What is not true of the cell membrane, the phospholipid bilayer?A. Readily permeable with all moleculesB. HydrophobicC. Proteins perform most other functions

6. Water pressure of blood forces water into ______ space and _____ pressure draws water back.

A. Intra cellular and osmoticB. Intracellular and oncoticC. Interstitial osmoticD. Interstitial oncotic

7. The skin, nerves, and eyes belong in the embryotic…A. EctodermB. MesodermC. EndodermD. None of the above

8. Where can pseudo stratified tissue (tissue that appears layered) be found?

A. Respiratory tractB. GI tractC. Serous membrane

9. What kind of tissue does the dermis consist of?A. Dense regularB. Dense irregularC. Loose areolarD. Elastic connective

10. What kind of cartilage is formed in the spine of the intervetricular discs?A. HyalineB. FibrocartilageC. Elastic

11. What component of nervous tissue receives stimuli and conducts it to the cell body?

A. DendritesB. AxonsC. MyelinD. Phagocytic

12. What contains two or more tissues and performs a specialized function?A. CellB. Organ SystemC. OrganD. Tissue

13. What is the basic unit of life?A. CellB. TissueC. Atom

14. Which of the following is not part of the anatomical position?A. Palms facing forwardB. Face facing anteriorC. Thumbs pointing medial

15. What is the main function of the serous membrane in the viscera?A. Reduces friction

16. The compact bones’ most basic cell is…A. OsteoblastB. Osteoprogenitor cellsC. OsteocytesD. Osteon

17. Which bone sits on the floor of the orbital?A. PalatineB. NasalC. ZygomaticD. Maxillae

18. Which bone does the zygomatic process belong in?A. FrontalB. NasalC. TemporalD. Parietal

19. Which part of the temporal bone is the internal acoustic meatus part of?A. PetrousB. ZygomaticC. Sinus

20. What articulates the mandible to the temporal bone?A. Mandibular fossaB. Mental

21. What are the functions of the cribriform plate?A. Located on ethmoidB. Permit passages of blood vesselsC. D. A + C onlyE. A, B, + C

22. What is a unique feature only found in the cardiac muscle?A. Auto-rhythmicityB.

23. The elbow to the shoulder shows the ____ position.A. DistalB. LateralC. ProximalD. Medial

24. What bone is shaped like a butterfly and contains the sella turcica?A. FrontalB. EthmoidC. SphenoidD. Nasal

Vocab List

A. AcetabulumB. AcromionC. Anterior Cruciate LigamentD. Arector Pili MuscleE. Basement membrane

A. CondylarB. CoracoidC. CoronoidD. Cribriform plateE. Crista Galli

A. Eccrine GlandB. EpicondyleC. FrontalD. GlenoidE. Goblet Cell

A. Intertubercule grooveB. LabrumC. Lateral collateral ligamentD. Medial collateral ligamentE. Meniscus

A. Occipital BoneB. Parietal BoneC. PetrousD. Posterior Cruciate LigamentE. Sella turcica

A. Simple column epithelialB. Simple cuboidal epithelialC. Sebaceous glandD. Sphenoid sinusE. Ethmoid sinus

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Answer Key

1. C. Galen2. D. Bone3. B. Mitochondria4. A. Proteins5. A. Readily permeable with all molecules6. D. Interstitial oncotic7. A. Ectoderm8. A. Respiratory tract9. B. Dense irregular10. B. Fibrocartilage11. A. Dendrites12. C. Organ13. C. Atom14. C. Thumbs pointing medial15. A. Reduces friction16.17. A. Palatine18. C. Temporal19. A. Petrous20. A. Mandibular fossa23. A. Distal24.