ASU BIO201 EXAM1
PRACTICE 100Q
Question 1: Which statement best distinguishes anatomy from physiology?
Choices:
1) Anatomy studies structure; physiology studies function 2) Anatomy studies function; physiology studies structure 3) Anatomy studies disease only; physiology studies health only 4) Anatomy is microscopic only; physiology is macroscopic only
Correct Answer: Anatomy studies structure; physiology studies function
Explanation: Anatomy focuses on body structures and their relationships, whereas physiology focuses on how those structures function.Page 1
Question 2: A researcher examining all structures within the thoracic region is using which anatomical approach?
Choices:
1) Systemic anatomy 2) Regional anatomy 3) Surface anatomy 4) Cytology
Correct Answer: Regional anatomy
Explanation: Regional anatomy studies all structures within a speci�c body region, such as the thorax.Question 3: Which �eld speci�cally studies tissues with a microscope?
Choices:
1) Embryology 2) Histology 3) Gross anatomy 4) Pathophysiology
Correct Answer: Histology
Explanation: Histology is the microscopic study of tissues.
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Question 4: Which level of organization is formed when two or more tissue types
work together for a speci�c function?
Choices:
1) Chemical level 2) Cellular level 3) Organ level 4) Organ system level
Correct Answer: Organ level
Explanation: An organ contains two or more tissue types that cooperate to perform one or more functions.Question 5: Which sequence lists levels of structural organization from simplest to most complex?
Choices:
1) Cellular, chemical, tissue, organ, organism 2) Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system 3) Tissue, cellular, chemical, organ system, organ 4) Chemical, tissue, cellular, organ, organ system
Correct Answer: Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system
Explanation: The standard progression is chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, and organism.Page 3