BMS100 Past Test Questions
Chapter 1, Spring 2009
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- What level of organization lies between the cell level and the organ level?
- system
- tissue
- molecule
- organism
- Which process could be considered "the opposite of" excretion?
- digestion
- absorption
- circulation
- respiration
- Which one of the following best describes homeostasis in a healthy person?
- a controlled factor, such as blood pressure, remains exactly at a predetermined set point
- a controlled factor, such as blood pressure, always remains either above or below a predetermined set point
- a controlled factor, such as blood pressure, fluctuates slightly above and below a predetermined level
- If body temperature rises, a negative feedback response might include
- increased loss of body heat
- constriction of blood vessels in skin
- both of the above
- none of the above
- Which one of the following "monitors" or "detects" conditions in and around the body?
- effector
- receptor
- control center
- A. and B.
- B. and C.
- In the control of body temperature, blood vessels in the skin function as the _?_ in a negative feedback system.
- effectors
- receptors
- control centers
- positive feedback response
- Which one of the following is true?
- "Anatomy" refers to the normal structure and function of the body.
- "Physiology" refers to the normal function of the body.
- "Physiology" is the study of pathological (diseased/disrupted) processes.
- A. and C.
- In order to be considered an "organ," a structure must contain
- at least two different tissues
- at least three different tissues
- at least four different tissues
- no more than one tissue
- Which process removes most of the waste that was generated within the body?
- respiration
- absorption
- excretion
- circulation
- Which system interconnects to the greatest extent the other systems that are specialized for absorption, respiration, and excretion?
- endocrine
- lymphatic
- cardiovascular
- integumentary