General Instructions: Identify whether each statement describes Anatomy or

Physiology. Type in A for Anatomy and B for Physiology. Answer in Capital letters
ONLY.

1. A scientist would like to take a look and further study at the different internal body
organs of a dead person in the form of dissecting. This action of the scientist is a
form of studying? *
1/1

2. A surgeon understands that an increase in blood loss during operation can affect
the oxygenation of the body. *
1/1

3. Measuring the height of a person to compare it to normal height by age. *

1/1

4. How an organ functions? *

1/1

5. How do the muscle contracts? *

1/1

6. The cardiac cycle of a human heart *

1/1

7. Taking blood pressure and heart rate of a person can be associated to *
1/1

8. The body’s responses to extreme temperatures. *

1/1
B

9. Understanding the different parts of a cell *

1/1

10. The body’s natural responses like defense mechanisms *

1/1

B
Refer to the image for further instructions. Answer all in capital letters ONLY.

1. *
1/1

RECEPTORS

2. *
1/1

AFFERENT NERVES

3. *
1/1

CONTROL CENTER

4. *
1/1

EFFERENT NERVES

5. *
1/1

SWEAT GLANDS RESPONSE

Answer in capital letters ONLY. When labeling, put a "/" in between the part and the
anatomical term to describe that part.

1. *
1/1

ORBITAL/EYE

2. *
1/1

STERNAL/BREASTBONE

3. *
1/1

PELVIC/PELVIS

4. *
1/1

BUCCAL/CHEEK
5. *
1/1

CLAVICLE/COLLARBONE

6. *
1/1

FEMORAL/THIGH

7. *
1/1

CRURAL/LEG

8. *
0/1

DORSUM/TOP OF FOOT
Part 1

 
1 *
S
 
 
2 *
P
 
 
3. *
P
 
 
4 *
S
 
 
5 *
S
 
Answer in capital letters ONLY. Place a "/" in between the answers if applicable.
Figure A

 
1 *
MEDIAL/LATERAL
 
 
2 *
RIGHT/LEFT
 
 
3 *
DISTAL/PROXIMAL
 
 
4 *
DISTAL/PROXIMAL
 
 
5 *
SUPERIOR/INFERIOR
 
 
6 *
ANTERIOR/POSTERIOR
 
 
7 *
SUPERIOR/INFERIOR
 
 
8 *
PROXIMAL/DISTAL
 
Figure B

 
1 *
FRONTAL PLANE
 
 
2 *
OBLIQUE PLANE
 
 
3 *
TRANSVERSE PLANE
 
 
4 *
MEDIAN PLANE
 
 
5 *
SAGITTAL PLANE