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BIO101 HUMAN A&P

BIO101 PRACTICE CH 5 & 6

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BIO101 CH 5-6 PRACTICE QUIZ
Histology is the study of: a. molecules b. organ function c. tissues d. cells tissues
Hairs grow from the hair: a. matrix b. bed c. cuticle d. shaft matrix
A skeletal muscle fiber contains many nuclei. TRUE or FALSE TRUE
The muscle tissue that can be consciously controlled is: a. intestinal muscle tissue b. cardiac muscle tissue c. smooth muscle tissue d. skeletal muscle tissue skeletal muscle tissue
The thickest layer of skin: a. hypodermis b. reticularis c. epidermis d. dermis e. vermiformis dermis
Major function of nails: a. protect fingers and toes b. vertigo alert system c. dietary roughage d. filter atmospheric gasses protect fingers and toes
Stimulates melanocytes to make more melanin: a. atmospheric nitrogen b. cold temperatures c. fecal coliforms d. hot temperatures e. UV radiation UV radiation
The type of muscle tissue in blood vessels is: a. voluntary muscle tissue b. skeletal muscle tissue c. smooth muscle tissue d. cardiac muscle tissue smooth muscle tissue
Cardiac muscle is found in the wall of the: a. heart b. blood vessels c. intestine d. stomach heart
True about the hypodermis: a. it is the deepest layer of skin b. it is mostly transitional epithelium c. it is superficial to the epidermis d. it is not a true layer of skin it is not a true layer of skin
Pouch-like invagination of the epidermis and dermis are where the hair root exists: a. Diverticulum . Colostrum c. Hair follicle d. Diaphysis e. Hair alveoli Hair follicle
Functions of neuroglia: a. guide neurons>muscles; pass neurotransmitters>muscle cells. b. support/bind nervous tissue; provide nutrients/growth factors to neurons by connecting them to blood vessels support/bind nervous tissue; provide nutrients/growth factors to neurons by connecting them to blood vessels
The most superficial layer of skin: a. epidermis b. dermis c. reticularis d. vermiformis e. hypodermis epidermis
Involuntary muscle tissues are: a. smooth muscle tissue, skeletal muscle tissue, & cardiac muscle tissue b. cardiac muscle tissue & skeletal muscle tissue c. smooth muscle tissue & cardiac muscle tissue d. smooth muscle tissue & skeletal muscle tissue smooth muscle tissue & cardiac muscle tissue
NOT a major function of skin: a. thermoregulation for normal body temperature b. protect against pathogens c. protect against UV radiation d. cosmetic effect to attract human resources e. gas exchange membrane for blood oxygenation gas exchange membrane for blood oxygenation
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