H myelin
H hemoglobin
H leukocyte
H gastrin
Question 2
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H Monocytes
H Lymphocytes
H Neutrophils
H Eosinophils
Question 3
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H red blood cell
H white blood cell
H platelet
Which type of white blood cell eliminates parasites inside the body?
You accidently cut your Snger when using a knife in the kitchen.H Which type of cell in your
blood helps cause the formation of a blood clot to help stop your Snger from bleeding?
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Quiz: Anatomy and Physiology and Blood Results. HLTH 211
ALL HIGHLIGHTED ANSWERS ARE CORRECT
Score for this quiz: 150 out of 150
Submitted May 27, 2023 at 3:49pm
This attempt took 60 minutes.
Question 1
3 / 3 pts
What is the primary substance that binds oxygen and carbon dioxide on the red blood cell?
H plasma
H lymphocyte
H
Question 4
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H Digestive system
H Urinary system
H Reproductive system
H Circulatory system
H
Question 5
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H Monocytes
H Basophils
H Neutrophils
H Eosinophils
H
Question 6
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H the muscles
H bone marrow
H the brain
H adipose tissue
H
Question 7
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The kidneys, ureters, and bladder are organs that belong to which system?
Each Spring, your eyes water excessively and your sinuses clog due to high levels of pollen.H
What type of white blood cell is responsible for this reaction?
Which of the following is a site for red blood cell production?
Blood assists with regulating body temperature
H True
H False
H True
H False
Question 9
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H True
H False
H Communication
H Intake and Elimination
H Protection and Survival
H Transport systems are not needed in the body
Question 11
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H calcium
H phosphorus
H selenium
H iron
Question 8
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There is a higher percentage of cells in the blood compared to the percentage of plasma in
the blood.
Plasma contains mostly water
Question 10
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Transport systems in the body fall into what category of body needs?
What mineral is essential for the red blood cell to be able to carry oxygen?
H magnesium
Question 12
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H Super cell anemia
H Staggered cell anemia
H Supplemental cell anemia
H Sickle cell anemia
Question 13
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H True
H False
Question 14
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H 102
H 206
H 400
H 606
Question 15
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H arteries, veins, capillaries
H arteries, veins, lymph nodes
What inherited blood disorder results in abnormally shaped red blood cells that bind much
less oxygen than a normal red blood cell.
Regarding negative feedback, the effector response decreases the effect of the original
stimulus.
How many bones make up the Skeletal System?
The three major types of blood vessels are:
H aortas, veins, and capillaries
H arteries, venticles, and capillaries
Question 16
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H 1 liter (0.3 gallons)
H 3 liters (0.8 gallons)
H 5 liters (1.3 gallons)
H 12 liters (3.2 gallons)
H Integumentary System
H Reproductive Systems
H Immune System
H Cardiovascular System
H Musculoskeletal System
Question 18
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H Digestive system
H Urinary system
H Immune system
H Endocrine system
H Circulatory system
Question 19
On average, what is the total amount of blood in an adult human?
Question 17
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Protection and Survival include all of the following except:
Out of the following body systems, which system do lymph nodes belong to?
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H True
H False
H
Question 20
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H an antigen is part of our immune system, an antibody stimulates an immune response
H an antibody is part of our immune system, an antigen stimulates an immune response
H there is no difference between an antigen and an antibody
H
Question 21
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H True
H False
H
Question 22
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H Positive Feedback
H Neutral Feedback
H Negative Feedback
H Homeostasis is not regulated
H
Question 23
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H Homeostasis is the inability of the body to regulate itself.
According to the presentation notes, the range for an average resting heart rate in an adult is
between 60 and 100 beats per minute.
The difference between an antigen and an antibody is:
All three forms of matter are taken in and released from the body
What is the most common type of control system to regulate homeostasis?
What is meant by the term homeostasis?
H Homeostasis is the tendency of the body to maintain extreme values.
H Homeostasis is the lack of movement of blood through a vessel.
H Homeostasis is the tendency of the body to maintain a stable internal environment.
H
Question 24
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H Detector
H Control Center
H Effector
H Muscle Spindle
H
Question 25
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H 1 day
H 75 days
H 100 days
H 120 days
H
Question 26
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H Hematocrit
H Homozygous
H Heredity
H Hydrostatic
H
Core body temperature has suddenly dropped 3 degrees. Which of the following is
responsible for directly engaging the shivering process in order to generate body heat?
On average, how long do red blood cells live in the body before they are removed from the
blood in the spleen, liver, and lymph tissue?
A doctor orders a test to examine the amount of red blood cells in a patient’s blood.H The
common medical term used for this test is _____________ level.
Question 27
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H Transport Systems
H Intake and Elimination
H Internal Communication
H SpeciSc Defense Mechanisms
H Protection and Survival
H
Question 28
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H veins
H arteries
H there is no difference in the oxygen content in the arteries and veins
H
Question 29
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H Cardiovascular
H Respiratory
H Lymphatic
H Endocrine
H Immune
H
Question 30
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H Blood, circulatory and lymphatic systems
H Nervous and endocrine systems
The nervous system is an example of:
In general, oxygen content is higher in the ___________
The system that produces hormones is:
External communication refers to which of the following?
H Respiratory, digestive, and urinary systems
H Musculoskeletal system
H Special senses and organs such as the ear, eye, touch, taste, and smell
H
Question 31
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H leukocytes
H erythrocytes
H thrombocytes
H parasites
H
Question 32
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H Monocytes
H Lymphocytes
H Basophils
H Neutrophils
H True
H False
H
Question 34
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H Circulatory System
Platelets are also known as ________________
What is the most common type of white blood cell in the body?
H
Question 33
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Blood does not carry nutrients from the food we eat.
What system is considered the Srst line of defense against microscopic foreign invaders?
H Endocrine System
H Integumentary System
H Lymphatic System
H Respiratory System
H
Question 35
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H True
H False
H
Question 36
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H Phagocytosis
H Polycythesis
H Exocytosis
H Shock and Awe
H
Question 37
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H red blood cell
H platelet
H yellow blood cell
H white blood cell
H
Question 38
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Hormones circulate in the blood until they reach their target tissue
The process by which a white blood cell engulfs, digests, and destroys a microscopic foreign
invader is known as _____________.
Which of the following is not a cell found in the blood?
The trachea belongs to which of the following body systems?
H Circulatory System
H Nervous System
H Endocrine System
H Lymphatic System
H Respiratory System
Question 39
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H Atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs
H Molecules, cells, atoms, tissues, organs
H Tissues, cells, molecules, organs, atoms
H Organs, atoms, cells, tissues, molecules
H Atoms, molecules, cells, organs, tissues
Question 40
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H Special Senses
H External Communication
H Endocrine System
H Both a and b
With respect to the Levels of Organization found in the human body, which of the following is
in the correct order from simplest to the most complex?
Hearing, Sight, Smell, and Taste are examples of:
Question 41
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The needs of the human body can be grouped into three major categories:
a) Communication,
b) Intake and Elimination, and
c) Protection and Survival.
Your Answer:
Quiz Score: 150 out of 150
Explain which major body systems fall in to each of these categories as well as how the
systems contribute to their particular category.
a. Nervous and endocrine system- the endocrine uses hormones and the nervous uses
electrochemical.
b. Digestive - it breaks down food to pass through the body.
c. Immune- it Sghts off anything it detects to be harmful
skeletal and integumentary
