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The document contains a series of true/false, multiple choice, and identification questions related to anatomy and physiology. It asks the reader to identify structures of the brain and nervous system like the cerebrum, cerebellum, and axon. Other questions relate to the respiratory system, asking about organs like the trachea, pharynx, larynx and lungs. It also contains questions about stimuli and parts of neurons.
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- 2. TRUE OR FALSE The trachea is also called as the bone pipe. FALSE TRUE
- 3. TRUE OR FALSE The trachea is also called as the bone pipe. FALSE TRUE
- 4. TRUE OR FALSE Alveoli is a grape-like structure that you can see at the end of the bronchioles. TRUE FALSE
- 5. TRUE OR FALSE Alveoli is a grape-like structure that you can see at the end of the bronchioles. TRUE FALSE
- 6. TRUE OR FALSE The brain controls activity of our body. FALSE TRUE
- 7. TRUE OR FALSE The brain controls activity of our body. FALSE TRUE
- 8. TRUE OR FALSE The cerebellum controls our balance, posture and coordination. FALSE TRUE
- 9. TRUE OR FALSE The cerebellum controls our balance, posture and coordination. FALSE TRUE
- 10. TRUE OR FALSE The Central Nervous System is made up of Brain and Spinal Nerves. FALSE TRUE
- 11. TRUE OR FALSE The Central Nervous System is made up of Brain and Spinal Nerves. FALSE TRUE
- 12. TRUE OR FALSE Dendrites, Axon, and Nerve Cell are the Three Parts of Neurons. FALSE TRUE
- 13. TRUE OR FALSE Dendrites, Axon, and Nerve Cell are the Three Parts of Neurons. FALSE TRUE
- 14. MULTIPLE CHOICE
- 15. The four lobes of the brain are: a. polemic, orbital, occipital and frontal b. frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital c. parietal, medial, frontal and lateral d. dorsal, ventral, superior and inferior
- 16. The four lobes of the brain are: a. polemic, orbital, occipital and frontal b. frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital c. parietal, medial, frontal and lateral d. dorsal, ventral, superior and inferior
- 17. Which is not a part of the brain? a. Cerebellum b. Brain stem c. Foramen magnum d. Cerebrum
- 18. Which is not a part of the brain? a. Cerebellum b. Brain stem c. Foramen magnum d. Cerebrum
- 19. This organ serves as the common passageway for food and air, and it is also called the throat. a. trachea b. pharynx c. larynx d. lungs
- 20. This organ serves as the common passageway for food and air, and it is also called the throat. a. trachea b. pharynx c. larynx d. lungs
- 21. This is the main organ of our cardiorespiratory system. It is protected by our ribcage. a. trachea b. pharynx c. larynx d. lungs
- 22. This is the main organ of our cardiorespiratory system. It is protected by our ribcage. a. trachea b. pharynx c. larynx d. lungs
- 23. is It is the basic unit of the Nervous System. a. Neuron b. Nucleus c. Nerve System d. Axon
- 24. is It is the basic unit of the Nervous System. a. Neuron b. Nucleus c. Nerve System d. Axon
- 25. It comes from outside the body. It includes light, temperature, pressure, sound, touch, and other related stimuli. a. Internal Stimulus b. External Stimulus c. Internal System d. External System
- 26. It comes from outside the body. It includes light, temperature, pressure, sound, touch, and other related stimuli. a. Internal Stimulus b. External Stimulus c. Internal System d. External System
- 27. IDENTIFICATION
- 28. It is the largest part of the brain. Cerebrum
- 29. It controls our balance posture and coordination. Cerebellum
- 30. This is a dome-shaped organ that controls our breathing. Diaphragm
- 31. It is the first part of the cardio- respiratory system, and it is composed by the nostrils. Nasal Activity
- 32. It is the long and slender part of the neuron that conducts the information away from the cell body. Axon
- 33. It carry messages from receptor organs such as skin, eyes, nose, ears, and tongue to the nerve centers. Sensory Neurons