Which of the following is true about nervous tissue? A. It allows for movement and provides support. B. It reacts to stimuli and conducts an impulse. C. It lines the small intestines.

Ectotherms cannot be considered homeotherms, since they do not use mechanisms to keep their internal body temperatures at a constant temperature. A. True B. False

1. FIll in the blank with the most appropriate anatomical term: superficial/deep, superior/inferior, anterior/posterior, lateral/medial, proximal/distal. A. the vertebral column is ____________ to the trachea (windpipe).  B. The kidneys are ______________ to the lungs. C. The hips are ______________ to the inguinal area (groin). D. the nose is ___________ to the eyes. E. the stomach is __________________ to the skin.

The study of body movements is called a. Kinesics. B. Chronemics. C. Proxemics. D. Vocalics

Age tends to increase the number of type. fibers and decrease the number of type. fibers. а. 1, 2 b. 2, 1 C. Age has no effect. O O O O

One of the following is NOT a serous membrane. Which one? A. pleura B. peritoneum C. mucosa D. pericardium

5. Which layer of the sclap is the "dangerous area"? A. skin B. superficial fascia C. epicranial aponeurosis and occipitofrontalis D. subaponeurotic space E. pericranium

1 ________ is loss of muscle tone or control that is often associated with narcolepsy. Select one: a. insomnia b. CPAP c. cataplexy d. RBD

You are out work in the yard when you hear your neighbor screaming for help. She runs out into the front porch with a dish towel soaked in blood wrapped around her wrist. She tells you she was moving her glass-top coffee table when the glass cracked and sliced into her wrist. You remove the towel to inspect the injury and note bright red blood spurting from the wound. 1.Would you consider the bleeding to be severe? 2. How would you manage the bleeding? 3.If you fail to control the bleeding, what steps would you take next? 4. What signs and symptoms would heighten your suspicion that the patient is going into shock?

4. A motor unit consists of A. a motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it stimulates. B. isotonic reactions. C. synergist reactions. ____ 5. After a successful organ transplant, the patient A. will need to continue treatment for the rest of his or her life. B. will need to continue treatment for up to 10 years. C. will need to continue treatments for 1-2 years. ____ 6. Each strand of the replicated chromosomes is called a A. chromatid. B. interphase. C. zygote.