Unit 1 Health Test

Question 1

What is the body landmark name for the Nose?

Answer 1

Nasal

Question 2

What is the body landmark name for the Mouth?

Answer 2

Oral

Question 3

What is the body landmark name for the Neck?

Answer 3

Cervical

Question 4

What is the body landmark name for the Cheek?

Answer 4

Buccal

Question 5

What is the body landmark name for the Armpit?

Answer 5

Axillary

Question 6

What is the body landmark name for the Upper Arm?

Answer 6

Brachial

Question 7

What is the body landmark name for the Belly Button?

Answer 7

Umbilical

Question 8

What is the body landmark name for the Fingers?

Answer 8

Digital

Question 9

What is the body landmark for the Groin?

Answer 9

Ingunial

Question 10

What is the body landmark name for the Head?

Answer 10

Cephalic

Question 11

What is the body landmark name for the Back of Head?

Answer 11

Occipital

Question 12

What is the body landmark name for the Shoulder?

Answer 12

Deltoid

Question 13

What is the body landmark name for the Buttcheek?

Answer 13

Gluteal

Question 14

What is the body landmark name for the Thigh?

Answer 14

Femoral

Question 15

What is the cavity formed inside the skull?

Answer 15

Cranial Cavity

Question 16

What is the cavity surrounded by the ribcage?

Answer 16

Thoracic Cavity

Question 17

What is the primary muscle used in respiration, along with the lungs?

Answer 17

The Diaphragm

Question 18

What is the cavity located in the stomach, also being the largest cavity in the body?

Answer 18

Abdominal Cavity

Question 19

What is the cavity located at the back of the body?

Answer 19

Spinal Cavity

Question 20

What is the funnel-shaped cavity, located at the groin?

Answer 20

Pelvic Cavity

Question 21

What is the anatomical position name of at or near the front of the body?

Answer 21

Anterior

Question 22

What is the anatomical position name of at or near the back of the body?

Answer 22

Posterior

Question 23

What is the anatomical position name of the imaginary middle line diving the body down the middle equally?

Answer 23

Midline

Question 24

What is the anatomical position name of further away from the midline (midpoint) of the body?

Answer 24

Lateral

Question 25

What is the anatomical position name of closer to the midline (midpoint) of the body?

Answer 25

Medial

Question 26

What is the anatomical position name of more upwards to the body (closer to the head)?

Answer 26

Superior

Question 27

What is the anatomical position name of more downwards to the body (closer to the feet)?

Answer 27

Inferior

Question 28

What is the anatomical position name of closer to the surface of the body? (Internally only)

Answer 28

Superficial

Question 29

What is the anatomical position name of further from the surface of the body? (Internally only)

Answer 29

Deep

Question 30

What is the anatomical position name of nearer to the connection point between limb and body?

Answer 30

Proximal

Question 31

What is the anatomical position name of further to the connection point between limb and body?

Answer 31

Distal

Question 32

What is the first level of cellular organization?

Answer 32

Cells

Question 33

What is the second level of cellular organization?

Answer 33

Tissues

Question 34

What is the third level of cellular organization?

Answer 34

Organs

Question 35

What is the fourth level of cellular organization?

Answer 35

Organ System

Question 36

What is the fifth level of cellular organization?

Answer 36

(Human) Organism

Question 37

What are groups of cells that have the same function called?

Answer 37

Tissues

Question 38

What is anatomical position?

Answer 38

Description of a specific part of the body through the use of the anatomical stance.

Question 39

What are the 4 tissue types?

Answer 39

Connective, Epithelium, Muscle, and Nervous.

Question 40

What is Connective Tissue and what does it do?

Answer 40

Tissue that connects, supports, binds, or separates other tissues or organs.

Question 41

What is Epithelial Tissue and what does it do?

Answer 41

Tissue that forms the covering on all internal and external surfaces of your body, lines body cavities, hollow organs, and is the major tissue in glands.

Question 42

What is Muscular Tissue and what does it do?

Answer 42

Tissue made up of cells that have the ability to extend and contract in order to produce movement of the body parts. The tissue is highly cellular and is well supplied with blood vessels.

Question 43

What is Nervous Tissue and what does it do?

Answer 43

Tissue found in the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. It is responsible for coordinating and controlling many body activities. It stimulates muscle contraction, creates an awareness of the environment, and plays a major role in emotions, memory, and reasoning.

Question 44

What is a Frontal Cut?

Answer 44

A cut that divides the affected area into anterior and posterior halves.

Question 45

What is a Transverse Cut?

Answer 45

A cut that divides the affected area into superior and inferior halves.

Question 46

What is a Sagittal Cut?

Answer 46

A cut that divides the affected area down the midline and into right and left halves

Question 47

What is Negative Feedback?

Answer 47

Body reacting to stimuli in a way to stop it from affecting the body as soon as possible and/or also reversing the effects.

Question 48

What is Positive Feedback?

Answer 48

The body enhancing the amount of stimulus something stimulating it gives, in order to rebalance homeostasis.

Question 49

What are the 4 major elements that make up the majority of the human body?

Answer 49

Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Carbon.

Question 50

What are the three types of bonds that form between elements and/or molecules?

Answer 50

Ionic Bonds, Covalent Bonds, and Hydrogen Bonds.

Question 51

What are the five basic survival needs of humans?

Answer 51

Nutrients, Oxygen, Water, Stable Body Temperature, and Atmospheric Pressure

Question 52

What are some properties of water make it essential to life?

Answer 52

Ability to act as a solvent (for molecules) and delivery system, along with acting as waste disposal. It also goes under the title of "universal solvent".