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TEST BANK - PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, LATEST EDITION ALL CHAPTERS COVERED
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,Table cof cContentsChapter c1 cIntroduction cto cPhysiology 2
Chapter c2 cThe cCell c- cStructure cand cFunction 34
Chapter c3 cCell cMetabolism 93
Chapter c4 cCell cMembrane cTransport 150
Chapter c5 cChemical cMessengers 196
Chapter c6 cThe cEndocrine cSystem c- cEndocrine cGlands cand cHormone cActions 236
Chapter c7 cNerve cCells cand cElectrical cSignaling 262
Chapter c8 cSynaptic cTransmission cand cNeural cIntegration 303
Chapter c9 cThe cNervous cSystem c- cCentral cNervous cSystem 349
Chapter c10 cThe cNervous cSystem c- cSensory cSystems 402
Chapter c11 cThe cNervous cSystem c- cAutonomic cand cMotor cSystems 475
Chapter c12 cMuscle cPhysiology 500
Chapter c13 cThe cCardiovascular cSystem c- cCardiac cFunction 557
Chapter c14 cThe cCardiovascular cSystem c- cBlood cVessels, cBlood cFlow, cand cBlood cPressure 603
Chapter c15 cThe cCardiovascular cSystem c- cBlood 662
Chapter c16 cThe cRespiratory cSystem c- cPulmonary cVentilation 693
Chapter c17 cThe cRespiratory cSystem c- cGas cExchange cand cRegulation cof cBreathing 737
Chapter c18 cThe cUrinary cSystem c- cRenal cFunction 785
Chapter c19 cThe cUrinary cSystem c- cFluid cand cElectrolyte cBalance 840
Chapter c20 cThe cGastrointestinal cSystem 889
Chapter c21 cThe cEndocrine cSystem c- cRegulation cof cEnergy cMetabolism cand cGrowth 959
Chapter c22 cThe cReproductive cSystem 1008
Chapter c23 cThe cImmune cSystem 1066
Chapter c24 cDiabetes cMellitus 1113
, Test cBank c- cPrinciples cof cHuman cPhysiology, c6e
c(Stanfield, c2016)
Principles cof cHuman cPhysiology, c6e
c(Stanfield)cChapter c1 c Introduction cto
cPhysiology
1.1 Multiple cChoice cQuestions
1) The csmallest cliving cunits ccapable cof ccarrying cout ctheir cown cbasic clife cfunctions care ccalled
A) organs.
B) organ csystems.
C) tissues.
D) cells.
E) organelles.
Answer: c D
HAPS cLO: c HAPS-1
Bloom's cTaxonomy:
c KnowledgecChapter cSection: c
c1.1
2) Cells care cclassified cinto cwhich cof cthe cfollowing cfour cbroad ccategories?
A) squamous, ccubodial, ccolumnar, cand cbasement cmembranes
B) skeletal, ccardiac, cendocrine, cand cnervous
C) neurons, cmuscle, cepithelial, cand cconnective ctissue
D) atoms, ctissues, corgans, cand corgan csystems
E) endocrine, cnervous, cintegumentary, cand
creproductivecAnswer: c C
Learning cOutcome: c1.1
cHAPS cLO: c cHAPS-1
Bloom's cTaxonomy:
c KnowledgecChapter cSection: c
c1.1
3) Epithelial ccells care cassociated cwith ca cnoncellular cmaterial ccalled ca(n)
A) fibroblast.
B) connective ctissue.
C) endocrine cgland.
D) basement cmembrane.
E) muscle
cfiber.cAnswer:
cD
Learning cOutcome: c1.1
cHAPS cLO: c cHAPS-1
Bloom's cTaxonomy:
c KnowledgecChapter cSection: c
c1.1
1 c| cP ca cg ce
, Test cBank c- cPrinciples cof cHuman cPhysiology, c6e
c(Stanfield, c2016)
4) c are cfound cin cthe clinings cof chollow corgans cwhere cthey cseparate cfluids cin cthe
cinterior ccavity cfrom cthe csurrounding cbody cfluids. cThe cinterior ccavity cof ca chollow corgan cor
cvessel cis cknowncas ca .
A) Endocrine ccells c: clumen
B) Smooth cmuscle ccells c: ccavity
C) Epithelial c: clumen
D) Connective ctissues c: cbasement cmembran
E) Elastin ccells c:
ccavitycAnswer: c C
Learning cOutcome: c1.1
cHAPS cLO: c cHAPS-1
Bloom's cTaxonomy:
c KnowledgecChapter cSection: c
c1.1
5) The ctissue ctype cthat cgenerates cmechanical cforce cand cmovement, cand cwhose
cactivity cisccontrolled cboth con ca cvoluntary cand cinvoluntary clevel, cis tissue.
A) muscle
B) epithelial
C) connective
D) nervous
E) skeletal
cAnswer:
cA
Learning cOutcome: c1.1
cHAPS cLO: c HAPS-1|2
Bloom's cTaxonomy:
c KnowledgecChapter cSection: c
c1.1
6) Glands care cderived cfrom cwhat ctype cof ctissue?
A) muscle
B) connective
C) epithelial
D) nerve
E) reticular
cAnswer:
cC
Learning cOutcome: c1.1
cHAPS cLO: c cHAPS-1
Bloom's cTaxonomy:
c KnowledgecChapter cSection: c
c1.1
2 c| cP ca cg ce
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