Anatomy/Physiology Final Rev.

What is a sensory neuron?

• conducts impulses away from the brain

• transmits impulses from the CNS

• resides the CNS

• conducts impulses to the brain

What bone(s) are part of the pelvic girdle?

• pubis, ilium

• ilium only

• pubis, ilium, and ischium

• pubis, coccyx

Typical anemia is _________.

• low iron in the hemoglobin molecule

• low globin (protein) in the hemoglobin molecule

• low sugar

• too much iron

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An erythrocyte is a ________.

• white blood cell

• platelet

• blood clot

• red blood cell

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Hemostasis is __________.

• bleeding to death

• the stoppage of bleeding

• formation of white blood cells

• formation of red blood cells

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The correct order of hemostasis are:

• 1. platelet plug forms

  2. vascular spasms

  3. coagulation

• 1. vascular spasms

  2. platelet plug

  3. coagulation

• 1. coagulation

  2. vascular spasms

  3. platelet plug

Epithelial tissue can be simple or __________.

• compound

• stacked

• complex

• stratified

Epithelial tissue can be ALL but _________.

• squamous

• cuboidal

• round

• columnar

The Integumentary System functions include _______.

• barrier from infection

• transport of nerve impulses

• breakdown of nutrients

• interpreting messages

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Penicillin only kills what type of pathogens?

• protists

• viruses

• bacteria

• fungi