Introduction to Human Body
Basic Chemistry
Cells
Cell Metabolism
Microbiology Basics
100

The knee is distal to the __________.

a. leg

b. thigh

c. toes

d. heel

thigh

100

Name the four most abundant elements in the body.

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen 

100

This organelle is the site of ATP production.


(Hint. The Brian, liver, and heart, have a lot of them in their cells.)

Mitochondria 

100

Glucose, fructose, and galactose are examples of what type of sugars.

monosaccharides

100

This bacterial pathogen is responsible for causing syphilis.

Treponema Pallidum 

200

Name the four quadrants of the abdominopelvic region. 

RLQ, RUQ, LUQ, LLQ

200

This ion is responsible for nerve and muscle function, especially the heart. 


(Hint, it is the main ion located inside of the cell)

Potassium 

200

This organelle participates in phagocytosis.

Lysosomes 

200

This is the most important steroid in the body.

cholesterol 

200

This type of bacterial pathogen is responsible for causing skin infections such as MRSA, and bone infections such as osteomyelitis. 

Staphylococcus 

300

This term refers to the body's ability to maintain a stable environment in response to a changing environment. 

Homeostasis 

300
What is the chemical symbol for iron? 

Fe

300

This type of process moves oxygen into the blood and carbon dioxide out of the blood.


(Hint, it is a type of passive transport mechanism)

Diffusion

300

This type of lipoprotein moves cholesterol from the peripheral tissues to the liver for excretion. 

(Hint. it is the "Good" cholesterol).

HDL

300

This type of pathogen is present in the normal flora of the intestines and is the leading cause of nosocomial/HAI infections. 

Escherichia Coli

400

Viscera refer to the______.

organs 

400

A blood pH of 7.21 is considered ____.

acidosis 

400

This type of solution causes the cell to shrink.


(Hint. examples include 3% and 5% saline)

Hypertonic 

400

_______ is the most abundant organic matter in the body. It is responsible for all physiological processes in the body such as muscle contraction.


(Hint. Hemoglobin is an example of this type of matter.)

Protein

400

This type of pathogen exists in several forms that causes inflammation of the liver. These two types are spread by fecal-oral route. 

Hepatitis A and E

500

This system is composed of organs designed to ingest, metabolize, and absorb substances in the body from food.

Digestive 

500

Blood products are considered what type of suspension?

Colloid 

500

This type of of tumor is considered cancerous and participates in metastasis.

malignant 

500

This process refers to breaking down glucose in the absence of oxygen. 

anaerobic catabolism 

500

This type of pathogen lies dormant in the nerves. When present on the genitalia it causes painful lesions that are highly contractable during the beginning stages. This condition is referred to as_______.

Herpes Simplex virus 2 (HSV-2)