Test bank for anatomy physiology and disease an interactive journey for health professions 2nd editi

Test Bank for Anatomy Physiology and Disease An Interactive Journey for Health Professions 2nd Edition Colbert Ankney Lee

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CHAPTER 2

1. a pg24 2. d pg25 3. b pg27 4. d pg27 5. c pg27 6. a pg37 7. b pg27 8. b pg30 9. d pg32 10. b pg32 11. b pg34 12. d pg34 13. d pg32

Multiple Choice

14. b pg32

15. c pg34

16. b pg26

17. c pg37 18. c pg28 19. a pg26 20. d pg25 21. c pg28 22. c pg32 23. a pg30 24. b pg33 25. a pg28 26. a pg25 27. b pg27 28. b pg27 29. d pg37 30. c pg25 31. a pg32 32. a pg28 33. a pg28 34. c pg27 35. a pg35

36. b pg27 37. b pg25 38. c pg34 39. b pg27 40. d pg32 41. c pg26 42. a pg26 43. a pg26 44. d pg28 45. b pg30 46. c pg30 47. b pg30 48. a pg37 49. c pg32 50. d pg32 51. b pg24 52. c pg27 53. d pg38 54. c pg38

Short Answer

1. supine pg25 2. Fowler’s pg25 3. inferior pg27 4. Lateral pg27 5. frontal pg27 6. Dorsal pg27 7. Proximal pg27 8. External pg27 9. superficial pg28 10. ventral pg27 11. distal pg27 12. peripheral pg28 13. necrosis pg33 14. antecubital pg36 15. axillary pg36 16. intracranial pg26

36. cerebral embolism pg28 ©2013 Pearson Education Anatomy, Physiology, & Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Professions, 2/E 18. wrist pg36 19. gluteal pg36 20. eat pg26 21. claustrophobia pg38 22. breastbone pg36 23. stomach pg24 24. dimensional pg37 25. hernia pg33 26. hypochondriac pg32 27 Fowler’s pg25 28. Trendelenburg pg26 29. Magnetic resonance pg38 30. psoas pg34 31. Cyanosis pg30 32. inguinal pg32 33 Ultrasound pg38 34. anteroposterior pg37 35. pulmonary embolism pg28

37. hypogastric pg32 38. neck pg26 39. air pg37 40. tissue pg37 41. water pg37 42. bone pg37 43. one pg37 44. three pg37 45. Trendelenburg pg26 46. orthostatic hypotension pg26 47. sound pg38 48. left pg37

True/False

1. FALSE pg24

2. TRUE pg25

3. FALSE pg25

4. TRUE pg27

5. FALSE pg27

6. TRUE pg37

7. TRUE pg37

8. FALSE pg28

9. FALSE pg28

10. TRUE pg32

11. TRUE pg36

12. FALSE pg36

13. TRUE pg36

14. FALSE pg34

15. FALSE pg36

16. FALSE pg26

17. FALSE pg38

18. TRUE pg28

19. FALSE pg28 20. FALSE pg34 21. TRUE pg24 22. TRUE pg27 23. FALSE pg27 24. TRUE pg27 25. FALSE pg27 26. FALSE pg27 27. FALSE pg27 28. TRUE pg27 29. TRUE pg32 30. FALSE pg24 31. TRUE pg26

TRUE pg28

FALSE pg30

TRUE pg

FALSE pg

TRUE pg

FALSE

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33.

34.

30 35.

30 36.

30 37.

pg33

38. FALSE pg34 39. FALSE pg34 40. TURE pg37 41. TRUE pg37 42. TRUE pg38 43. FALSE pg38 44. FALSE pg34

Essay

1. Answers may vary. RUQ = liver, right kidney, colon, pancreas, gallbladder. LUQ = liver, spleen, left kidney, stomach, colon, pancreas RLQ = colon, small intestine, major artery and vein to the right leg, ureter, appendix. LLQ = colon, small intestine, major artery and vein to the left leg, and ureter

pg 35

2. Central cyanosis involves vital organs and is more serious than decreased oxygen delivery to hands and feet.

pg 30

3. Location, duration, and type of pain. pg 24

4. Cranial (cephalic), proximal, internal, deep, and anterior. pgs 27-28

5. It is often done with tissue and organ samples to further examine internal structures. pg 27

6. When seated the blood pressure is low but the brain is receiving adequate blood flow. When standing, the heart has to pump harder against gravity to send blood to the brain. If the heart cannot compensate, the pressure becomes even lower and the patient feels weak and dizzydue to lack of blood to the brain.

pg 26

Anatomy, Physiology, & Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Professions, 2/E

7. 1. Posteroanterior (PA) places the patient in an upright position with the chest placed in front of the x-ray film. The beam travels from the machine, through the patient’s posterior region, and onto the film. 2. Anteroposterior (AP) places the patient’s posterior next to the film. The beam travels from the machine through the patient’s anterior region and onto the film. 3. Lateral places the side of the patient against the film and the beam travels from one side of the body onto the film. An example would be a left lateral in which the left side of the chest is against the film and the beam would travel through the right side and onto the film.

pg 37

8. A hernia is a tear in the muscle wall that can allow a structure to protrude through it If blood flow is restricted to the portion of the organ that is protruding, then death of the tissue and other serious consequences can develop.

pg 33

Anatomy, Physiology, & Disease: An Interactive Journey for Health Professions, 2/E

Matching

1. c pg30

2. e pg32

3. g pg37

4. b pg38

5. a pg37

6. i pg36

7. f pg38

8. h pg36

9. j pg34

10. d pg33

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