2. The human body in anatomical position is described as: A. The body standing erect, the head looking forward, arms to the sides, palms forward, and feet pointing forward. B. The body sitting, the head forward, the arms to the sides, palms up, and feet forward. C. The body lying on the back, the head looking upward, the arms to the sides, palms back, and feet pointing upward. D. The body standing erect, the head forward, arms to the sides, palms back, and feet forward.
3. The human body in anatomical position is described as: A. The body standing erect, the head looking forward, arms to the sides, palms forward, and feet pointing forward. B. The body sitting, the head forward, the arms to the sides, palms up, and feet forward. C. The body lying on the back, the head looking upward, the arms to the sides, palms back, and feet pointing upward. D. The body standing erect, the head forward, arms to the sides, palms back, and feet forward.
4. Body planes divide the body into: A. Right, front, and top. B. Right and left, top and bottom, and back and front. C. Right and left, and top and bottom. D. Left, back, and bottom.
5. Body planes divide the body into: A. Right, front, and top. B. Right and left, top and bottom, and back and front. C. Right and left, and top and bottom. D. Left, back, and bottom.
6. The word posterior (dorsal) means: A. Toward the front of the body. B. Toward the side of the body. C. Toward the back of the body. D. Inside the body.
7. The word posterior (dorsal) means: A. Toward the front of the body. B. Toward the side of the body. C. Toward the back of the body. D. Inside the body.
8. To move toward the side of the body is to move: Posteriorly. Superiorly. Inferiorly. Laterally.
9. To move toward the side of the body is to move: Posteriorly. Superiorly. Inferiorly. Laterally.
10. To move from the body toward the end of a limb is to move: Distally. Proximally. Caudally. Superiorly.
11. To move from the body toward the end of a limb is to move: Distally. Proximally. Caudally. Superiorly.
34. Physiology is the study of the structure of the human body. True False
35. Physiology is the study of the structure of the human body. True False
36. Gastroenterology is the study of: How food is digested, both mechanically and chemically. How taste stimuli are perceived. How nutrients are absorbed into the blood. All of the above.
37. Gastroenterology is the study of: How food is digested, both mechanically and chemically. How taste stimuli are perceived. How nutrients are absorbed into the blood. All of the above.