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Question	Answer	% Correct
Papillary region is_____	all of these choices	100%
Which part of our nail do we usually trim	Free edge	100%
Portion of hair that extends beyond skin surface is known as	Hair Shaft	100%
What hair is fine unpigmented that first appears on a fetus	Lanugo	100%
What is it called of the darkening of the skin due to glucocorticoid hormone deficiency	Hyperpigmentation	80%
What hair is usually courser, pigmented, and longer than vellus	Terminal	80%
What hair replaces most of the lanugo at birth	Vellus	80%
Hypodermis (subcutaneous layer) is primarily composed of ___tissue	Adipose	60%
The reticular region is	All of the choices	60%
Epidermis is made of_____ tissues	Epithelial	60%
The type of structural joint formed whereby bones are held together by dense regular connective tissue is_______.	fibrous	60%
What condition caused by excess androgen hormones	Hirsutism	60%
What is it called when the skin is yellowish due to elevated levels of bilirubin in the blood	Jaundice	60%
Dermis contains what two types of connective tissue	Adipose and Areolar	40%
Types of fibrous joints	All of these choices	40%
Gomophoses are	All of these choices	40%
What is it called when the skin is bluish purple due to oxygen deficiency ins circulating blood	Cyanosis	40%
Diarthrotic joints are	Freely mobile	40%
How do flat bones interlock	Sutures	40%
The only joint that has cavity is...	Synovial	40%
Functions of blood include	All of the choices	20%
Functions of articular cartilage	All of these choices	20%
The type of joint that is joined by cartilage is	Cartilaginous	20%
What is another named for a mole	Nevus	20%
Sutures are	Synarthrotic	20%
The name of sutures ossifying is	Synostoses	20%
What percentage do leukocytes and platelets account for after whole blood is centrifuged	1	0%
What percentage does erythrocytes make up in a blood sample	44	0%
Plasma account for _____ percent of blood	55	0%
Types of cartilaginous joints are- A. Symphysis and Synchondrosis B. None of these choices. C. Synchondrosis and syndemosis D. Sydemosis and Symphysis	A	0%
If blood is mismatched what occurs	Agglutination	0%
A muscle that produces a movement also called a prime mover is	Agonist	0%
Functions of muscle include	All of the choices	0%
Which of the following are characteristics of muscle tissue	All of the choices	0%
Which chemical(s) is (are) involved in muscle contraction?	All of the choices	0%
A person with B-positive blood	All of the choices	0%
Granulocytes include which granular orgenelles	All of the choices	0%
Interosseous membranes...	All of these answers	0%
In the sliding filament theory which of the following occurs	All of these answers	0%
Which structures stabilize the knee joint	All of these choices	0%
Thin filaments contain	All of these choices	0%
A functional classification of a partially mobile joint is	Amphiarthrosis	0%
A muscle whose action opposes that of an agonist	Anatagonist	0%
A thin flattened sheet tendon is called	Aponeurosis	0%
Which leukocyte is the least abundant	Basophils	0%
What are the sacs around most synovial joints called	Bursae	0%
The process by which leukocytes moving toward chemicals that are at sites of infection is termed	Chemotaxis	0%
The process by which leukocytes squeeze through vessel wall to exit bloodstream and get to tissue is termed	Diapedesis	0%
Movement that involves you standing on your heels is called	Dorsiflexion	0%
What kind of angular motion does shrugging involve	Elevation/Depression	0%
Individual muscle fibers are found in	Endomysium	0%
______covers and surrounds the entire skeletal muscle	Epimysium	0%
A temporary joint that is made of hyaline cartilage is	Epiphyseal plate	0%
Hemoglobin is a component of	Erythrocyte	0%
Gas transport is a function of	Erythrocytes	0%
Of the following identify the serum protein used in clot formation	Fibrinogen	0%
Of the following identify the type of serum protein that are used in immune defense	Gamma globulins antibodies	0%
Which movements of joints is back and forth or side to side	Gliding	0%
The type of motion between the carpal bones is	Gliding	0%
The _____ is the percentage of the volume of all formed elements in the blood	Hematocrit	0%
The production of formed elements is called	Hematopoiesis	0%
What converts biliverdin into bilirubin	Heme	0%
Synarthrotic joints are	Immobile	0%
Both smooth and cardiac muscles are	Involuntary	0%
In the knee joint the ligament that connects the femur and fibula is	Lateral collateral ligament	0%
Immune response is a function of	Leukocytes	0%
What is the name when there are an elevated number of cells	Leukocytosis	0%
What is the name when there are a reduced number of leukocytes	Leukopenia	0%
A granulocytes include which of the following	Lymphocytes and monocytes	0%
Platelets are produce from	Megakaryocytes	0%
Which component of the neuromuscular junction is the region of the sarcolemma with folds underneath the synaptic knob	Motor end plate	0%
With aging all of the following happen except	Muscle fiber volume increases	0%
Identify the correct order of organization muscles	Myofilament --> Myofibril --> Muscle fiber --> Muscle fascicle --> Muscle	0%
The thick myofilament is called	Myosin	0%
Which leukocyte is the most abundant	Neutrophil	0%
_______ surrounds the muscle fascicles	Perimysium	0%
Blood clotting is a function of	Platelets	0%
A person having a positive or negative blood type is based on the surface antigen	Rh	0%
Anti-D antibodies occurs when	Rh negative individual is exposed to Rh positive blood	0%
The term for RBCs lining single file line is termed	Rouleau	0%
The functional unit of skeletal muscle is called	Sarcomere	0%
The cytoplasm of muscles cells is called	Sarcoplasm	0%
What is the name of plasma without clotting proteins	Serum	0%
In the anatomic positions the palms are	Supinated	0%
Intervertebral joints are examples of	Symphyses	0%
Which of the neuromuscular components is the tip of the neuron axon	Synaptic knob	0%
Which component of the neuromuscular junction are membrane sacs filled with ACh	Synaptic vesicles	0%
Costochondral joint is an example of	Synchondroses	0%
The joint between radius and ulna is	Syndesmoses	0%
A muscles that assists the agonist in performing its action	Synergists	0%
The knee, shoulder, and elbow joints are examples of	Synovial joints	0%
What structure secretes synovial fluid in the synovial joint?	Synovial membrane	0%
Usually a skeletal muscle is connection to a bone by	Tendon	0%
The name of the elongated bursae that formed around tendons that rub each other	Tendon sheaths	0%
Calcium ions diffuse from the....	Terminal cisternae	0%
The production of platelets is called	Thrombopoiesis	0%
What transports iron	Transferrin	0%

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