MCQs: Introduction to the Human Body.

MCQs: Introduction to the Human Body.

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Time for this test is 45 minutes.

 

1. The branch of science that deals with the study of STRUCTURES of body parts is called,
   1.   Anatomy
   2.   Physiology
   3.   Histology
   4.   Cytology
2. The branch of science that deals with the study of FUNCTIONS of body parts is called
   1.   Anatomy
   2.   Physiology
   3.   Histology
   4.   Histology
3. The branch of science that deals with the study of Cell is called.
   1.   Anatomy
   2.   Physiology
   3.   Cytology
   4.   Histology
4. The branch of science that deals with the study of Tissues is called.
   1.   Anatomy
   2.   Physiology
   3.   Histology
   4.   Cytology
5. The branch of science that deals with the study of embryos is called.
   1.   Anatomy
   2.   Physiology
   3.   Embryology
   4.   Cytology
6. Under which of the following branches study of Structures Nervous system can be done?
   1.   Histology
   2.   Neurophysiology
   3.   Systemic anatomy
   4.   Cytology
7. Under which of the following branches study of the functioning of Nervous system can be done?
   1.   Histology
   2.   Neurophysiology
   3.   Systemic anatomy
   4.   Cytology
8. The branch which deals with the study of structural changes in body following a particular disease is called,
   1.   Anthropology
   2.   Pathophysiology
   3.   Pathological Anatomy
   4.   Geology
9. The branch which deals with the study of functional changes in body following a particular disease is called,
   1.   Anthropology
   2.   Pathophysiology
   3.   Pathological Anatomy
   4.   Geology
10. The branch of physiology which deals with study of functioning of CardioVascular System is called,
    1.   Endocrinology
    2.   Cardiology
    3.   Nephrology
    4.   Neurology
11. The branch of physiology which deals with study of functioning of Endocrine System is called,
    1.   Endocrinology
    2.   Cardiology
    3.   Nephrology
    4.   Neurology
12. Which of the following is the most basic structural organization of the body?
    1.   Chemical Level
    2.   Cellular Level
    3.   Tissue Level
    4.   Organ Level
    5.   Organism Level.
13. Which of the following is the highest structural organization of the body?
    1.   Chemical Level
    2.   Cellular Level
    3.   Tissue Level.
    4.   Organ Level.
    5.   Organism Level
14. Structural & functional unit of the body is called,
    1.   Cell
    2.   Tissue
    3.   Organ
    4.   System
15. Group of cells having similar structure and function is called a----
    1.   Cell
    2.   Tissue
    3.   Organ
    4.   System
16. Different organs come together and perform a specific physiological function the association is called?
    1.   Organism
    2.   Tissue
    3.   Organ
    4.   System
17. Identify the organ which is not a part of Digestive system.
    1.   Spleen
    2.   Pharynx
    3.   Thyroid Gland
    4.   Small Intestine
18. Identify the organ which is not a part of Respiratory system.
    1.   Pharynx
    2.   Larynx
    3.   Lungs
    4.   Oesophagus
19. Identify functions of the Lymphatic System.
    1.   Immunity
    2.   Carries lipids from GIT to blood.
    3.   Returns proteins and fluids to the blood.
    4.   All of the above.
20. Which system/s are involved in maintaining homeostasis in our body.
    1.   Endocrine System
    2.   Nervous System.
    3.   Only A.
    4.   Both A & B.
21. Body laying flat on BACK with knees straight and arms at side, Identify the position.
    1.   Prone position.
    2.   Supine Position.
    3.   Upright Position.
    4.   None of the above,
22. Body laying flat on Stomach with knees straight and arms at side, Identify the position.
    1.   Prone position.
    2.   Supine Position.
    3.   Upright Position.
    4.   None of the above,
23. When describing relative position, the wrist is to the elbow.
    1.   superior
    2.   Lateral
    3.   anterior
    4.   Distal
24. When describing relative position, the head is to the chest
    1.   proximal
    2.   anterior
    3.   superior
    4.   Lateral
25. When describing relative position, the head is to the chest
    1.   Lateral
    2.   anterior
    3.   cephalic
    4.   Distal
26. When describing relative position, the heart is to the lungs
    1.   Lateral
    2.   medial
    3.   cephalic
    4.   Distal
27. When describing relative position, the ribs are to the lungs
    1.   Superficial
    2.   Inferior
    3.   Distal
    4.   Proximal
28. When describing relative position, the oesophagus is to the trachea
    1.   Posterior
    2.   Superior
    3.   Distal
    4.   Proximal
29. The vertical plane that divides the body or an organ into right and left halves is,
    1.   Sagittal Plane
    2.   Frontal Plane
    3.   Transverse Plane
    4.   Oblique Plane
30. The horizontal plane that divides the body or an organ into upper and lower parts is,
    1.   Sagittal Plane.
    2.   Frontal Plane
    3.   Transverse Plane.
    4.   Oblique Plane
31. Identify the body cavity which is largest in size.
    1.   Thoracic cavity
    2.   Cranial Cavity.
    3.   Abdominal Cavity.
    4.   Pelvic Cavity.
32. Heart is present in which of the following cavities.
    1.   Pleural Cavity.
    2.   Pelvic Cavity.
    3.   Mediastinum
    4.   Pericardial Cavity
33. Catabolism is-----
    1.   Break down process.
    2.   Building block process.
34. Which of the following is/are part/s of a feedback system,
    1.   A receptor
    2.   A control center
    3.   An effector
    4.   All of the above
35. Blood pressure is regulated in the body by which feedback system?
    1.   Negative feedback system.
    2.   Positive feedback system
36. Process of Blood Clotting is regulated in the body by which feedback system?
    1.   Negative feedback system.
    2.   Positive feedback system
37. Body temperature is regulated in the body by which feedback system?
    1.   Negative feedback system.
    2.   Positive feedback system
38. Ability of the body to maintain a condition of equilibrium is called,
    1.   Digestion
    2.   Differentiation
    3.   Respiration
    4.   Homeostasis
39. ____ is the process by which waste material formed in the body is removed to outside of the body.
    1.   Digestion
    2.   Metabolism
    3.   Excretion
    4.   Movement
40. Building of new proteins from the amino acids in the body is,
    1.   Anabolism
    2.   Catabolism