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<H1 NUM=”3″>Chapter 3</H1>
<H2 NUM=”1″>Multiple Choice</H2>
<INSTR>Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or

answers the question.</INSTR>
<MCQ NUM=”1″><INST>1. </INST>List building blocks of the body in order,

from simple to complex.
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>atoms, tissues, cells, organs</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>cells, molecules, organs,

tissues</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>molecules, cells, tissues,

organs</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>organs, tissues, cells,

atoms</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”2″><INST>2. </INST>The word root that means color is:

<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>chrom</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>lei</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>rhabd</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>thel</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”3″><INST>3. </INST>One who studies tissues is known as

a(n):
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>cytologist</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>histologist</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>oncologist</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>pathologist</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”4″><INST>4. </INST>DNA, which contains genetic material, is

the universal acronym for:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>denatured acidic material</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>deoxynucleic acid</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>deoxyribonucleic acid</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>dioxide nucleic acid</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”5″><INST>5. </INST>The parts of a cell that perform many of

its functions, such as construction of molecules and release of energy, are
known as:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>cell membranes</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>chromosomes</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>nuclei</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>organelles</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”6″><INST>6. </INST>Which medical term is spelled correctly?


<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>cyteplasm</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>epithilial</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>nuerons</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>rhabdomyoma</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”7″><INST>7. </INST>Which is NOT a type of muscle tissue?


<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>cardiac</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>nerve</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>skeletal</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>smooth</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”8″><INST>8. </INST>Which prefix means up,

toward, or apart?
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>ana-</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>dys-</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>epi-</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>meta-</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”9″><INST>9. </INST>The prefix meta- means:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>after or change</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>up, toward, or apart</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>excessive or above normal</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>upon</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”10″><INST>10. </INST>Which combining form

means flesh or muscle?
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>aden/o</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>lei/o</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>neur/o</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>sarc/o</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”11″><INST>11. </INST>Which suffix means formation,

cause, or produce?
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>-gen</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>-plasia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>-oid</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>-sis</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”12″><INST>12. </INST>A malignant tumor of glandular

epithelial tissue is known as:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>adenocarcinoma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>anaplasia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>fibrosarcoma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>lymphoma</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”13″><INST>13. </INST>The spreading of cancer cells from the

primary tumor is known as:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>dysplasia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>hyperplasia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>metastasis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>oncogenic</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”14″><INST>14. </INST>A malignant carcinoma that arises from

connective tissue is known as:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>lipoma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>lymphoma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>neuroma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>sarcoma</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”15″><INST>15. </INST>A treatment for cancer using drugs is

known as:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>chemotherapy</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>oncogenic therapy</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>radiation therapy</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>remission therapy</ANS></MCQ>
<H2 NUM=”2″>Short Answer</H2>
<INSTR>Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or

answers the question. All answers to questions asking for a combining form
must be written with a combining vowel and a slash; for example, the combining
form meaning heart is cardi/o. All answers to questions asking for a suffix must
be written with a hyphen before the suffix; for example, the suffix
meaning cell is -cyte. All answers to questions asking for a prefix must be
written with a hyphen after the prefix; for example, the prefix
meaning two is bi-.
<EXRSET TY=”EXR2″><EXR NUM=”16″><INST>16. </INST>Which suffix

means small?</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”17″><INST>17. </INST>The three parts of a cell are the cell

membrane, cytoplasm, and <WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”18″><INST>18. </INST>The four types of tissue are connective,

muscle, nervous, <WOL1>connectiand <WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”19″><INST>19. </INST>The spreading of cells from a malignant

tumor through the blood and lymph system is known as
<WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”20″><INST>20. </INST>What i<WOL1>What is the medical term

for a benign tumor of smooth muscle?_<</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”21″><INST>21. </INST>A benign tumor of muscle tissue is

known as <WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”22″><INST>22. </INST>A skin cancer that bears a dark pigment

is known as <WOL1>________.</WOL1></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”23″><INST>23. </INST>Cancer that is in the early stages before

metastasis is known as <WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”24″><INST>24. </INST>Substances that cause DNA damage

that leads to cancer are known as <WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”25″><INST>25. What is the medical term for abnormal tissue

development?</INST>What is W</EXR></EXRSET>
<H2 NUM=”3″>True/False</H2>
<INSTR>Write “T” if the statement is true and “F” if the statement is
false.</INSTR>
<EXRSET
TY=”EXR1″><EXR </INST>The smallest living structures are atoms and
_______
NUM=”26″><INST molecules.</EXR>
>26.
<EXR
</INST>Similar cells with common goals combine to form
NUM=”27″><INST _______
organs.</EXR>
>27.
<EXR
</INST>Oncogenes are mutated genes that cause the
NUM=”28″><INST _______
reproduction of mutated cells.</EXR>
>28.
<EXR
</INST>The nucleus is the main body of the cell, which is a
NUM=”29″><INST _______
fluid that contains organelles.</EXR>
>29.
<EXR
</INST>Epithelial tissue consists of cells that are arranged
NUM=”30″><INST _______
together and form a protective barrier.</EXR>
>30.
<EXR </INST>Besides forming connections between organs,

NUM=”31″><INST _______ connective tissue functions as support and
>31. protection.</EXR>
<EXR </INST>Benign tumors that arise from connective or muscl

NUM=”32″><INST _______ tissues are usually named by adding the suffix -
>32. sarcoma.</EXR>
<EXR _______ </INST>Osteosarcoma is a malignant cancer of bone.<

NUM=”33″><INST
>33.
<EXR
</INST>The actual alteration of DNA that results in the los
NUM=”34″><INST _______
cell control is called a mutation.</EXR>
>34.
<EXR
</INST>A malignant, solid tumor of lymphoid tissue is
NUM=”35″><INST _______
fibrosarcoma.</EXR></EXRSET>
>35.
<H2 NUM=”4″>Essay</H2>
<INSTR>Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.</INSTR>
<EXRSET TY=”EXR2″><EXR NUM=”36″><INST>36. </INST>Describe the

structure of the human body.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”37″><INST>37. Use medical terms to d </INST>escribe how

cancer develops.</EXR></EXRSET>
<H2 NUM=”1″>Multiple Choice</H2>
<INSTR>Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or

answers the question.</INSTR>
<MCQ NUM=”1″><INST>1. </INST>The pale area at the proximal end of the

nail is the:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>cuticle</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>eponychium</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>lunula</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>sensory receptor</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”2″><INST>2. </INST>Which medical term is spelled correctly?


<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>oncyhomalacia</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>rhytidoplasty</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>sebacious</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>zeroderma</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”3″><INST>3. </INST>The word root that means nail is:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>onych</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>pachy</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>scler</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>trich</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”4″><INST>4. </INST>The combining form myc/o means:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>fungus</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>nail</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>thick</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>wrinkles</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”5″><INST>5. </INST>The definition of the suffix -

malacia is:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>abnormal state</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>excessive discharge</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>inflammation</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>softening</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”6″><INST>6. </INST>The medical suffix that means view

of is:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>-malacia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>-opsy</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>-osis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>-tome</ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”7″><INST>7. </INST>Which medical term means disease-
related death of tissue?
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>necrosis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>onychomalacia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>onychophagia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>xanthoderma</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”8″><INST>8. </INST>The abused client comes to the

emergency room with multiple purplish patches on the skin caused by leaking
blood vessels. The health care worker would chart that the client has:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>abrasions</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>ecchymoses</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>lesions</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>petechiae</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”9″><INST>9. </INST>An abscess is defined as:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>a closed sac or pouch that contains

fluid</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>a collection of pus from a localized

infection</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>the formation of local hard areas on the

skin or elsewhere</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>a skin wound caused by

scraping</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”10″><INST>10. </INST>An injury to the skin that causes

discoloration and swelling without breaking the skin surface is known as a:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>contusion</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>laceration</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>fissure</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>vesicle</ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”11″><INST>11. </INST>The patient’s skin has a yellowish
coloration. The health care provider should chart that the skin:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>has induration</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>has pallor</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>is erythematous</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>is jaundiced</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”12″><INST>12. </INST>A small, solid, circumscribed skin

elevation is a:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>macule</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>nevus</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>papule</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>vesicle</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”13″><INST>13. </INST>A chronic skin condition characterized

by red lesions with silvery scales is known as:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>cellulitis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>herpes</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>pediculosis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>psoriasis</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”14″><INST>14. </INST>Vitiligo is defined as a:
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>condition in which a loss of pigment-

producing cells results in whitish areas of skin</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>contagious skin infection characterized

by blisters that later erupt to form a yellowish crust</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>fungal infection of the skin</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>skin infection composed of a cluster of

boils and caused by staphylococci bacteria</ANS></MCQ>
<MCQ NUM=”15″><INST>15. </INST>Which term is spelled correctly?
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>A. </INST>echymosis</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>B. </INST>emolient</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>C. </INST>hydradenitis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”4″><INST>D. </INST>paronychia</ANS></MCQ>
<H2 NUM=”2″>Short Answer</H2>
<INSTR>Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or

answers the question. All answers to questions asking for a combining form
must be written with a combining vowel and a slash; for example, the combining
form meaning heart is cardi/o. All answers to questions asking for a suffix must
be written with a hyphen before the suffix; for example, the suffix
meaning cell is -cyte. All answers to questions asking for a prefix must be
written with a hyphen after the prefix; for example, the prefix
meaning two is bi-.
</INSTR>
<EXRSET TY=”EXR2″><EXR NUM=”16″><INST>16. </INST>Some patients

have dark skin because of increased amounts of <WOL1>________</WOL1>, which
serves to protect the skin from ultraviolet light.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”17″><INST>17. </INST>The <WOL1>________</WOL1> glands

release fluid, which lubricates the skin and hair by forming an oily
film.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”18″><INST>18. </INST>The outermost layer of skin is known as

the <WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”19″><INST>19. </INST>The combining form that means hair is

________.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”20″><INST>20. </INST>The word roots that

mean skin are derm, derma, dermat, and <WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”21″><INST>21. </INST>The excessive discharge of sebum is

<WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”22″><INST>22. </INST>Surgical removal of a nail is known as

<WOL1>________</WOL1>.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”23″><INST>23. What is the medical term for the surgical repair

of wrinkles?</INST>What is </EXR>
<EXR NUM=”24″><INST>24. </INST> What is the medical term for the loss or
lack of scalp hair, or baldness?</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”25″><INST>25. </INST> What is the medical term for a

symptom of itching?</EXR></EXRSET>
<H2 NUM=”3″>True/False</H2>
<INSTR>Write “T” if the statement is true and “F” if the statement is

false.</INSTR>
<EXRSET
TY=”EXR1″><EXR </INST>Skin cells become filled with the tough, waterproo
_______
NUM=”26″><INST protein keratin and die.</EXR>
>26.
<EXR
</INST>Collagen is a tough protein that glues the dermis to
NUM=”27″><INST _______
underlying layer of tissue, the subcutaneous layer.</EX
>27.
<EXR
</INST>The combining form that
NUM=”28″><INST _______
means death is crypt/o.</EXR>
>28.
<EXR
NUM=”29″><INST _______ </INST>The suffix -ia means pertaining to.</EXR>
>29.
<EXR
</INST>The suffix -
NUM=”30″><INST _______
phagia means eating or swallowing.</EXR>
>30.
<EXR
</INST>The definition of diaphoresis is profuse
NUM=”31″><INST _______
sweating.</EXR>
>31.
<EXR
NUM=”32″><INST _______ </INST>Cicatrix are pinpoint skin hemorrhages.</EXR>
>32.
<EXR </INST>The client who is allergic to shellfish accidentally

NUM=”33″><INST _______ ingested some shrimp. The client should be observed for
>33. verruca.</EXR>
<EXR
</INST>Infestation of the hair and skin with lice is known a
NUM=”34″><INST _______
impetigo.</EXR>
>34.
<EXR
</INST>Dermatoheteroplasty is surgical repair using skin f
NUM=”35″><INST _______
source other than the patient.</EXR></EXRSET>
>35.
<H2 NUM=”4″>Essay</H2>
<INSTR>Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.</INSTR>
<EXRSET TY=”EXR2″><EXR NUM=”36″><INST>36. </INST>Discuss the

functions of the integumentary system.</EXR>
<EXR NUM=”37″><INST>37. </INST>Describe the process of skin

repair.</EXR></EXRSET>
<ANS NUM=”1″><INST>1. </INST>C</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”2″><INST>2. </INST>A</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”3″><INST>3. </INST>B</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”5″><INST>5. </INST>D</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”16″><INST>16. </INST>-elle</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”17″><INST>17. </INST>nucleus</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”18″><INST>18. </INST>epithelial </ANS>
<ANS NUM=”19″><INST>19. </INST>metastasis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”20″><INST>20. </INST>leiomyoma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”21″><INST>21. </INST>myoma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”22″><INST>22. </INST>melanoma</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”23″><INST>23. </INST>cancer in situ</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”24″><INST>24. </INST>carcinogens</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”25″><INST>25. dysplasia</INST>dysplasia d</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”26″><INST>26. </INST>FALSE</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”28″><INST>28. </INST>TRUE</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”36″><INST>36. </INST>Atoms and molecules are the simplest

nonliving particles that combine to form proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and
nucleic acids. Cells are the smallest living unit. Similar cells with a common goal
combine to become tissues. Tissues combine to form organs that perform a
general function. Organs that share a common goal are known as organ systems.
All of the eleven organ systems join to form the complete human body, or the
organism.</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”37″><INST>37. </INST>Cancer begins when the DNA in a cell

undergoes a mutation that results in the loss of regulated cell division. The
mutated cell may undergo a physical change, or dysplasia. The mutated cell may
take on a more permanent physical change, or anaplasia, and form a cluster of
nonfunctional cells called a tumor or neoplasm. The tumors can be benign (slow
growing and not invasive) or they can grow quickly and spread, becoming
malignant and cancerous.</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”16″><INST>16. </INST>melanin</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”17″><INST>17. </INST>sebaceous</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”18″><INST>18. </INST>epidermis</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”19″><INST>19. </INST>trich/o</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”20″><INST>20. </INST>cutane</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”21″><INST>21. </INST>seborrhea</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”22″><INST>22. </INST>onychectomy</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”23″><INST>23. </INST> rhytidoplasty/P></ANS>
<ANS NUM=”24″><INST>24. </INST>alopecia</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”25″><INST>25. </INST>pruritis</ANS>

<ANS NUM=”36″><INST>36. </INST>The integumentary system’s main
function is protection. The integumentary system provides a barrier that protects
against the loss of body fluids, damage due to physical injury or UV light, and
invasion by microorganisms. The system helps to regulate body temperature,
and it also provides you with valuable information about the outside environment
through sensory receptors.</ANS>
<ANS NUM=”37″><INST>37. </INST>In the event of an injury, the

inflammatory response is triggered. Fluids carrying phagocytic white blood cells
go to the site of the injury. If bleeding occurs, clotting mechanisms are
activated, and a clot or scab forms. The scab temporarily restores the skin’s
integrity. Cells of the deep epidermal layer begin to divide and migrate to the
edges of the scab, and contraction occurs. Stem cells around the scab produce
collagen fibers and ground substance. Blood vessels grow into the dermis,
restoring circulation. Once the dermis has been regenerated, epithelial cells
restore the epidermis. Major injuries result in formation of scar tissue because
there are a large number of collagen fibers and few blood vessels.

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<H2 NUM=”1″>Multiple Choice</H2>

<INSTR><P>Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or

<MCQ NUM=”1″><P><INST>1. </INST>List building blocks of the body in order,

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>atoms, tissues, cells, organs</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>cells, molecules, organs,

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>molecules, cells, tissues,

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>organs, tissues, cells,

<MCQ NUM=”2″><P><INST>2. </INST>The word root that means color is:</P>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>lei</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>rhabd</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>thel</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”3″><P><INST>3. </INST>One who studies tissues is known as

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>cytologist</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>histologist</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>oncologist</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>pathologist</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”4″><P><INST>4. </INST>DNA, which contains genetic material, is

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>denatured acidic material</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>deoxynucleic acid</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>deoxyribonucleic acid</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>dioxide nucleic acid</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”5″><P><INST>5. </INST>The parts of a cell that perform many of

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>cell membranes</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>chromosomes</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>nuclei</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>organelles</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”6″><P><INST>6. </INST>Which medical term is spelled correctly?

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>cyteplasm</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>epithilial</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>rhabdomyoma</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”7″><P><INST>7. </INST>Which is NOT a type of muscle tissue?

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>cardiac</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>nerve</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>skeletal</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>smooth</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”8″><P><INST>8. </INST>Which prefix means up,

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>ana-</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>dys-</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>epi-</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>meta-</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”9″><P><INST>9. </INST>The prefix meta- means:</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>after or change</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>up, toward, or apart</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>excessive or above normal</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>upon</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”10″><P><INST>10. </INST>Which combining form

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>aden/o</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>lei/o</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>neur/o</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>sarc/o</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”11″><P><INST>11. </INST>Which suffix means formation,

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>-plasia</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>-oid</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D. </INST>-sis</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”12″><P><INST>12. </INST>A malignant tumor of glandular

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A. </INST>adenocarcinoma</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B. </INST>anaplasia</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C. </INST>fibrosarcoma</P></ANS>