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massage review 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a fluid filled structure that cushions joints is? a)bursa b)synovia c)intracapsular ligment | a) bursa |
| origin of what shoulder abductor is superior to GH joint? a)deltoid b)infraspinatus c)teres | a) deltoid |
| the basic unit of life is the? a)atom b)cell c)molecule d)organelle | b) cell |
| the study of the structure of the body is called? a)kinesiology b)neurobiology c)pathology d) anatomy | d) anatomy |
| cephalad means a)toward the feet b)in the middle of the torso c)toward the head d)toward the pelvis | c) toward the head |
| antibodies are molecules of ___ involved in the immune response of the body. a)carbohydrates b)lipids c)antibiotics d)protiens | d) protiens |
| Etiology is the study of? a)the cause of disease b)the sex organs c)insects d)emotions | a) the cause of disease |
| the condition charactorized by swelling,heat,redness,and pain is known as? a)chicken pox b)fibromyalgia c)cushing syndrome d)inflammation | d)inflammation |
| in the western anatomical position,the human body is? a)standing erect,facing forward,arms at side,palms facing down b)standing erect,facing forward,arms straight out,palms facing forward c)standing erect,facing forward,arms at side,palms facing backward | a) standing erect,facing forward,arms atside,palms facing forward |
| the paricardial cavity is located within the?a)abdominopelvic b)cranial cavity c)spinal cavity d)thoracic cavity | d) thoracic cavity |
| the study of the tissues of the body is referred to as? a)histology b)phrenology c)molecular biology d)physiology | a) histology |
| a short,severe episode is referred to as? a)chronic b)acute c)terminal d)minute | b) acute |
| the ability of an organism to cause disease is refferd to as? a)hyperplasia b)pandemic c)virulence d)asepsis | c) virulence |
| the human body is an? a)anaerobe b)organism c)organ system d)anomaly | b) organism |
| the increase in symptoms or severity of a condition is an a)endemic b)inflammation c)exacerbation d)malignancy | c) exacerbation |
| the -- plane divides the body into upper and lower sections a)transveres b)frontal c)cornal d)sagittal | a) transverse |
| a disease of unknown origin is referred to as a)idiopathic b)pandemic c)ideologic d)epidemic | a) idiopathic |
| the prefix contra means? a)with b)against c)instead of d)behind | a)against |
| the prefix eryth means? a)painful b)out of sync c)red d)bruised | c) red |
| the suffix oma means? a)pimple b)active c)opening d)tumor | d)tumor |
| the prefic arthro- means? a)inflammation b)muscle c)joint d)fascia | c) joint |
| the prefix angio- means? a)heart b)pump c)vessel d)attack | c) vessel |
| the prefix ab- means? a)next to b)away fromc)inner d)soreness | b) away from |
| the prefix macro- means? a)little b)big c)death d)bacteria | b) big |
| the siffix ism- means? a)condition b)movementc)rate of change d)study of | a) condition |
| the prefix myo- means? a)malignant b)muscle c)movement d)extensive | b) muscle |
| the prfix nephro- means? a)skin color b)bonec)kidney d)sleep | c) kidney |
| the prefix somato- means? a)body b)mind c)psycho d)ethereal | b) body |
| the suffix iatric- means? a)condition b)severec)internal d)speciality | d) speciality |
| the suffix eum- means? a)intestine b)upperc)membrane d)elastic | c) membrane |
| the prefix orchi- means? a)hearing b)sightc)purple d)testes | d) testes |
| the prefix para- means? a)under b)over c)beside d)nonexistent | c) beside |
| the body contains-- chemical elements a)32b)26 c)27 d)20 | b) 26 |
| --- is an example of a trace minerala)oxygen b)aluminum c)hydrogen d)calcium | b) aluminum |
| electrolytes are substances that--?a)are turned into sugar in the pancreasb)break apart into two or more ions when putinto water c)metabolized as fatd)are stored in the pleen | b) break apart into two or more ions when put into water |
| when in balance, the body's PH should be withinwhat range? a)7.35-7.45 b)9.00-9.50 c)6.55-6.75 d)6.35-6.55 | a) 7.35-7.45 |
| free radicals-- a) help wounds to heal fasterb)cause warts c)cause tissue damage d)help blood to clot | c) cause tissue damage |
| an ion is an atom that? a)positively chargedb)negatively charged c)could be + or - chargedd)neither positively or negatively charged | c) positively or negatively charged |
| chemical imbalances contribute to many conditions, includinga)depression b)diabetes c)cancer d)all above | d) all of the above |
| protons,neutrons,and electrons are all examplesof? a)genetic materials b)chemicals c)ionsd)subatomic particles | d) subatomic particles |
| excess calories are stored as? a)cholesteralb)free readicals c)carbohydrates d)fat | d) fat |
| oxygen,carbon,hydogen,and nitorgen account for aproximatley how much of the body's mass?a)75% b)100% c)89% d)96% | d)96% |
| two or more atoms bonded together is a a)molecule b)electrolyte c)base d)proton | a) molecule |
| two or more forms of the same atom with different masses area)elements b)valances c)molecules d)isotopes | d) isotopes |
| consuming too much of a mineral can result ina)cirrhosis b)weight gain c)toxicityd)increased metabolism | c) toxicity |
| ----- is an example of an acid?a)bleach b)sodium bicarbonate c)gastric juiced)ammonia | c) gastric juices |
| ---- is not a trace element?a)niacin b)copper c)selenium d)zinc | a) niacin |
| ---- is the study of the structure of cellsa)histology b)cellology c)cellulogy d)cytology | d) cytology |
| energy for many of the body's processes is supplied bya)ATP b)ADP c)CAT d)DNA | a) ATP |
| the genetic information of cells is encoded ina)DNA b)RNA c)ATP d)ACP | a) DNA |
| most chemical activies take place in the?a) spleen b)enzymes c)flagella d)cytoplasm | d) cytoplasm |
| the splitting of a compound into fragments by adding water is called?a)hydrotherapy b)electrolysis c)hydrolysisd)solution | c) hydrolysis |
| organelles are? a)strands of DNAb) atoms that split as a result of illnessc)the genes that determin eye colord)special structures in the cell that perform specific functions | d) special structures in the cell that perform specific functions |
| mitosis results in? a)two daughter cellsb)two son cells c)a son and a daughter celld)none of the above | a) two daughter cells |
| Lou Gehrig disease is also known as?a)multipule sclerosis b)myasthenia gravisc)huntington chorea d)amyotrophic lateral sclerosis | d)a amyotrophic lateral sclerosis |
| which of the following affects people of African descent?a)parkinson disease b)tickle cell anemiac)sickle cell anemia d)tay-sachs disease | c) sicle cell anemia |
| genetic information is transferred from DNA to the cytoplasm by?a)sperm b)ATP c)RNA d)the golgi complex | c) RNA |
| the ---- is the control center of the cell?a)membrane b)nucleotide c)cytoskeletond) nucleus | d) nucleus |
| a birth defect due to both parents having an abnormal gene is referred to as?a)active inheritance b)recessive inheritancec)dominant inheritance d)prominent inheritance | b) recessive inheritance |
| the human genome contains ----- pairs of chromosomes.a)24 b)46 c)23 d)26 | c) 23 |
| a ---- cell contains a single set of chromosomes?a)hapliod b)solenoid c)diploid d)dipthong | a) haploid |
| every cell in the bodys has --- genes?a)23 b)23 pairs of c)50,000+ d)100,000+ | c) 50,000+ |
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