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A&P Basics: Structures, Tissues, and SkinVersión en línea Anatomy basics quiz. por Nur Amirah Soleha Mohd Shaffree 1 Anatomy is best defined as the study of: a Disease processes b Structure of body parts and their relationships c Functions of organs d Chemical processes in the body 2 Which plane divides the body into left and right halves? a Frontal b Transverse c Sagittal d Oblique 3 The term anterior refers to: a Toward the back b Toward the head c Toward the front d Toward the feet 4 Which body cavity contains the heart and lungs? a Abdominal cavity b Pelvic cavity c Thoracic cavity d Cranial cavity 5 Homeostasis refers to: a Breakdown of body tissues b Stable internal environment c Disease prevention d Cell division 6 Which of the following is an example of negative feedback? a Blood clotting b Childbirth contractions c Regulation of body temperature d Ovulation 7 Which level of organization is correct from simplest to most complex? a Organ → Tissue → Cell → System b Cell → Tissue → Organ → System c Tissue → Cell → Organ → System d Cell → Organ → Tissue → System 8 Which term means “toward the midline of the body”? a Lateral b Proximal c Medial d Distal 9 Which organelle is responsible for ATP production? a Nucleus b Ribosome c Mitochondria d Endoplasmic reticulum 10 Lysosomes mainly function to: a Synthesize lipids b Digest waste materials c Transport proteins d Store genetic material 11 Which connective tissue stores fat and provides insulation? a Areolar tissue b Adipose tissue c Dense connective tissue d Cartilage 12 The main function of nervous tissue is to a Support organs b Protect the body c Transmit electrical impulses d Produce movement 13 Which tissue is responsible for voluntary movement? a Smooth muscle b Cardiac muscle c Skeletal muscle d Nervous muscle 14 Which epithelial tissue lines the alveoli of the lungs? a Simple cuboidal epithelium b Stratified squamous epithelium c Simple squamous epithelium d Pseudostratified epithelium 15 The type of tissue for protection, absorption and secretion a Connective tissue b Muscle tissue c Nervous tissue d Epithelial tissue 16 The plasma membrane is mainly composed of a Proteins only b Phospholipid only c Phospholipid bilayer with proteins d Cholesterol only 17 The structure controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell a Nucleus b Cytoplasm c Plasma membrane d Mitochondria 18 Which layer of the epidermis is the most superficial and consists of dead, flattened cells filled with keratin? a Stratum basale b Stratum spinosum c Stratum corneum d Stratum granulosum 19 Which of the following is NOT a function of the hypodermis? a Anchoring the skin to underlying structures b Serving as a shock absorber c Providing insulation against heat loss d Producing melanin for skin colour 20 What gives the skin its yellowish-orange tint, often seen in the palms and soles? a Melanin b Haemoglobin c Carotene d Keratin 21 Which part of the hair is responsible for providing the cells that allow the hair to grow? a Hair shaft b Hair matrix c Cuticle d Medulla 22 A patient presents with a burn that has resulted in blisters and damage to both the epidermis and the upper region of the dermis. This is classified as a: a First-degree burn b Second-degree burn c Third-degree burn d Fourth-degree burn 23 Which specialized sensory receptor is responsible for detecting deep pressure and vibration? a Meissner’s corpuscle b Pacinian (Lamellar) corpuscle c Free nerve endings d Merkel discs 24 What is the "ABCD" rule used to help diagnose? a Degree of burns b Types of skin infections c Early detection of melanoma d Stage of wound healing 25 The skin protects the body by providing a chemical barrier. Which of the following is part of this barrier? a The toughness of keratin b Low PH of skin secretions (Acid mantle) c The presence of Langerhans cells d The continuity of the skin surface Feedback 1 Anatomy focuses on body structures and how they relate to one another. 2 The sagittal plane separates the body into left and right portions. 3 Anterior means toward the front of the body. 4 The thoracic cavity houses the heart and lungs. 5 Homeostasis maintains internal balance despite external changes. 6 Body temperature control reverses deviation from normal, which is negative feedback. 7 Cells form tissues, tissues form organs, and organs form systems. 8 Medial indicates closeness to the midline. 9 Mitochondria generate ATP through cellular respiration and are known as the powerhouse of the cell. 10 Lysosomes contain digestive enzymes that break down damaged organelles and pathogens. 11 Adipose tissue stores energy, cushion organs, and provides thermal insulation. 12 Nervous tissue conducts signals for coordination and control. 13 Skeletal muscle is under voluntary control and attached to bones. 14 The tissue consists of thin and flat cells allow rapid diffusion of gases in the lungs. 15 Epithelial tissue covers surfaces, lines cavities and forms glands. 16 The cell membrane follows the fluid mosaic model, consisting of phospholipids and embedded proteins. 17 The plasma membrane is selectively permeable and regulates transport of substances. 18 The stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the epidermis. It is composed of dead, flattened keratinised cells that provide a protective barrier against physical injury, pathogens, and water loss. 19 The hypodermis anchors the skin, absorbs shock, and provides insulation. Melanin production occurs in the epidermis by melanocytes, not in the hypodermis. 20 Carotene is a yellow-orange pigment that accumulates in the stratum corneum and subcutaneous fat, especially in the palms and soles, giving the skin a yellowish appearance. 21 The hair matrix contains actively dividing cells that produce the hair shaft, making it essential for hair growth. 22 Second-degree burns affect the epidermis and part of the dermis and are characterized by blister formation, redness, and pain. 23 Pacinian corpuscles are located deep within the dermis and hypodermis and are specialized in detecting deep pressure and vibration. 24 The ABCD rule is used to identify potential melanoma by assessing Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Colour variation, and Diameter. 25 The acid mantle consists of acidic skin secretions that inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms, forming an important chemical barrier.

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por Nur Amirah Soleha Mohd Shaffree

Anatomy is best defined as the study of:

Which plane divides the body into left and right halves?

The term anterior refers to:

Which body cavity contains the heart and lungs?

Homeostasis refers to:

Which of the following is an example of negative feedback?

Which level of organization is correct from simplest to most complex?

Which term means “toward the midline of the body”?

Which organelle is responsible for ATP production?

Lysosomes mainly function to:

Which connective tissue stores fat and provides insulation?

The main function of nervous tissue is to

Which tissue is responsible for voluntary movement?

Which epithelial tissue lines the alveoli of the lungs?

The type of tissue for protection, absorption and secretion

The plasma membrane is mainly composed of

The structure controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell

Which layer of the epidermis is the most superficial and consists of dead, flattened cells filled with keratin?

Which of the following is NOT a function of the hypodermis?

What gives the skin its yellowish-orange tint, often seen in the palms and soles?

Which part of the hair is responsible for providing the cells that allow the hair to grow?

A patient presents with a burn that has resulted in blisters and damage to both the epidermis and the upper region of the dermis. This is classified as a:

Which specialized sensory receptor is responsible for detecting deep pressure and vibration?

What is the "ABCD" rule used to help diagnose?

The skin protects the body by providing a chemical barrier. Which of the following is part of this barrier?