Test: Human Anatomy and Physiology Quiz


Human Anatomy and Physiology QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on human anatomy and physiology with this fun quiz! por emilee 1 What does SPICES stand for? a Sleep patterns, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin care b Sleep disorders, Problems with exercise, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin health c Sleep disorders, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin irritation d Sleep disorders, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin breakdown 2 What type of chest has a sunken sternum? a Flat chest b Pigeon chest c Funnel chest d Barrel chest 3 What breathing pattern has periods of rapid deep breathing and no breathing? a Biot's b Kussmaul c Normal d Cheyne Stokes 4 What type of joint allows flexion and extension? a Condyloid joint b Ball and socket joint c Hinge joint d Pivot joint 5 What are elevated lesions with serous fluid and less than 10mm called? a Pustules b Bullae c Vesicles d Papules 6 What is the AVPU scale used for? a Assessing consciousness b Checking respiratory rate c Measuring blood pressure d Evaluating heart rate 7 What cranial nerve is responsible for smell? a CN I b CN III c CN II d CN VII 8 What does the mini mental state exam measure? a Physical strength b Respiratory function c Orientation and cognitive function d Vision and hearing 9 What type of respiration occurs in the alveoli? a External respiration b Cellular respiration c Internal respiration d Metabolic respiration 10 What is the normal urine output per day? a 2,000-3,000mL b 3,000-4,000mL c 1,000-2,000mL d 500-1,000mL 11 What does SPICES stand for? a Sleep patterns, Pain management, Infections, Cognitive issues b Sleep disorders, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin breakdown c Sleep quality, Physical activity, Inflammation, Cognitive decline d Stress management, Physical therapy, Emotional support, Safety measures 12 What type of chest has a sunken sternum? a Barrel chest b Funnel chest c Pigeon chest d Normal chest 13 What breathing pattern has periods of rapid deep breathing and no breathing? a Kussmaul b Normal breathing c Cheyne Stokes d Biot's 14 What type of joint allows flexion and extension? a Condyloid joint b Ball and socket joint c Pivot joint d Hinge joint 15 What are elevated lesions with pus called? a Pustules b Vesicles c Bullae d Macules 16 What is the AVPU scale used for? a Evaluating heart rate b Measuring blood pressure c Assessing consciousness d Checking reflexes 17 What cranial nerve is responsible for smell? a CN I b CN VII c CN II d CN V 18 What does the BE FAST scale assess? a Stroke symptoms b Allergic reactions c Diabetes complications d Heart attack signs 19 What reflex involves extension of arms? a Tonic neck reflex b Moro reflex c Withdrawal reflex d Parachute reflex 20 What type of respiration occurs in the alveoli? a Metabolic respiration b Internal respiration c Cellular respiration d External respiration

1

What does SPICES stand for?

a

Sleep patterns, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin care

b

Sleep disorders, Problems with exercise, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin health

c

Sleep disorders, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin irritation

d

Sleep disorders, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin breakdown

2

What type of chest has a sunken sternum?

a

Flat chest

b

Pigeon chest

c

Funnel chest

d

Barrel chest

3

What breathing pattern has periods of rapid deep breathing and no breathing?

a

Biot's

b

Kussmaul

c

Normal

d

Cheyne Stokes

4

What type of joint allows flexion and extension?

a

Condyloid joint

b

Ball and socket joint

c

Hinge joint

d

Pivot joint

5

What are elevated lesions with serous fluid and less than 10mm called?

a

Pustules

b

Bullae

c

Vesicles

d

Papules

6

What is the AVPU scale used for?

a

Assessing consciousness

b

Checking respiratory rate

c

Measuring blood pressure

d

Evaluating heart rate

7

What cranial nerve is responsible for smell?

a

CN I

b

CN III

c

CN II

d

CN VII

8

What does the mini mental state exam measure?

a

Physical strength

b

Respiratory function

c

Orientation and cognitive function

d

Vision and hearing

9

What type of respiration occurs in the alveoli?

a

External respiration

b

Cellular respiration

c

Internal respiration

d

Metabolic respiration

10

What is the normal urine output per day?

a

2,000-3,000mL

b

3,000-4,000mL

c

1,000-2,000mL

d

500-1,000mL

11

What does SPICES stand for?

a

Sleep patterns, Pain management, Infections, Cognitive issues

b

Sleep disorders, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of falls, Skin breakdown

c

Sleep quality, Physical activity, Inflammation, Cognitive decline

d

Stress management, Physical therapy, Emotional support, Safety measures

12

What type of chest has a sunken sternum?

a

Barrel chest

b

Funnel chest

c

Pigeon chest

d

Normal chest

13

What breathing pattern has periods of rapid deep breathing and no breathing?

a

Kussmaul

b

Normal breathing

c

Cheyne Stokes

d

Biot's

14

What type of joint allows flexion and extension?

a

Condyloid joint

b

Ball and socket joint

c

Pivot joint

d

Hinge joint

15

What are elevated lesions with pus called?

a

Pustules

b

Vesicles

c

Bullae

d

Macules

16

What is the AVPU scale used for?

a

Evaluating heart rate

b

Measuring blood pressure

c

Assessing consciousness

d

Checking reflexes

17

What cranial nerve is responsible for smell?

a

CN I

b

CN VII

c

CN II

d

CN V

18

What does the BE FAST scale assess?

a

Stroke symptoms

b

Allergic reactions

c

Diabetes complications

d

Heart attack signs

19

What reflex involves extension of arms?

a

Tonic neck reflex

b

Moro reflex

c

Withdrawal reflex

d

Parachute reflex

20

What type of respiration occurs in the alveoli?

a

Metabolic respiration

b

Internal respiration

c

Cellular respiration

d

External respiration

Human Anatomy and Physiology Quiz

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Human Anatomy and Physiology QuizVersión en línea

por emilee

What does SPICES stand for?

What type of chest has a sunken sternum?

What breathing pattern has periods of rapid deep breathing and no breathing?

What type of joint allows flexion and extension?

What are elevated lesions with serous fluid and less than 10mm called?

What is the AVPU scale used for?

What cranial nerve is responsible for smell?

What does the mini mental state exam measure?

What type of respiration occurs in the alveoli?

What is the normal urine output per day?

What does SPICES stand for?

What type of chest has a sunken sternum?

What breathing pattern has periods of rapid deep breathing and no breathing?

What type of joint allows flexion and extension?

What are elevated lesions with pus called?

What is the AVPU scale used for?

What cranial nerve is responsible for smell?

What does the BE FAST scale assess?

What reflex involves extension of arms?

What type of respiration occurs in the alveoli?