Chapter 1 - Introduction to Anatomy

Supine is?
1. standard anatomical position, palms facing forward
2. lying down, face up
3. standard anatomical position, palms facing backward
4. lying down, face down
The pointy back of an elbow is called?
1. brachial
2. antecubital
3. antebrachial
4. olecranal
Your acromial is proximal to your?
1. pollex
2. mental
3. buccal
4. popliteal
Your spleen is located in which region?
1. umbilical
2. right lumbar
3. hypogastric
4. left hypochondriac
Which organ is located in the epigastric region?
1. heart
2. liver
3. gallbladder
4. appendix
Which plane divides the body into left and right portions?
1. frontal
2. coronal
3. sagittal
4. tranverse
Your ventral body cavity, divided by the diaphragm contains?
1. pleural and pericardial cavities
2. thoracic cavity
3. abdominal, peritnoeal, and pelvic cavities
4. thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities
Which organ does the upper mediastinum not contain?
1. thymus
2. esophagus
3. trachea
4. heart
Which of the following is false?
1. The visceral layer covers the organ.
2. The serous membrane contains visceral and perietal layers.
3. The perietal layer covers the organ.
4. In between the visceral and perietal layers is fluid.
Which is least distal?
1. digits
2. hallux
3. sural
4. patellar
Which organ system do the teeth belong to?
1. digestive
2. skeletal
3. integumentary
4. endocrine
Which organ system do spleen, thymus, and tonsils belong to?
1. digestive
2. respiratory
3. lymphatic
4. endocrine
Which organ system do pituitary, thyroid, pancreas, and gonads belong to?
1. digestive
2. respiratory
3. lymphatic
4. endocrine
Which organ system regulates blood ions concentrations and pH?
1. digestive
2. cardiovascular
3. urinary
4. nervous
Which organ system directs long-term changes in other organ systems?
1. reproductive
2. lymphatic
3. endocrine
4. nervous

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