Test Bank for The Human Body in Health and Illness, 3rd Edition: Barbara Herlihy

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1. TEXTBOOK STRENGTHS
2. FEATURES
3. OBJECTIVES
4. KEY TERMS
5. Do You Know …
6. As You Age
7. SUMMARY OUTLINE
8. Review Your Knowledge
9. Sum It Up!
10. Disorders of the Skeletal System
11. ANCILLARY PACKAGE
12. To the Student
13. KEY TERMS
14. OBJECTIVES
15. Do You Know…
16. Why this toe needs this leech?
17. As You Age
18. Disorders of Cellular Growth
19. Sum It Up!
20. SUMMARY OUTLINE
21. Review Your Knowledge
22. GLOSSARY
23. CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Human Body
24. OBJECTIVES
25. KEY TERMS
26. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY: WHAT THEY ARE
27. WHAT’s IT MEAN?
28. WHY DO I NEED TO KNOW THIS?
29. FIGURE 1-1 Structure and function are closely related.
30. Do You Know…
31. THE BODY’S LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION
32. ORGAN TO ORGAN SYSTEM
33. MAJOR ORGAN SYSTEMS
34. Do You Know…
35. FIGURE 1-2 Levels of organization: from atom to human organism.
36. HOMEOSTASIS: STAYING THE SAME
37. FIGURE 1-3 Major organ systems of the body.
38. ANATOMICAL TERMS: TALKING ABOUT THE BODY
39. ANATOMICAL POSITION
40. RELATIVE POSITIONS
41. FIGURE 1-4 Anatomical position.
42. Sum It Up!
43. PLANES AND SECTIONS OF THE BODY
44. FIGURE 1-5 Planes of the body. A, Sagittal. B, Frontal (coronal). C, Transverse.
45. REGIONAL TERMS
46. FIGURE 1-6 Regional terms. A, Anterior view. B, Posterior view.
47. CAVITIES OF THE BODY
48. DORSAL CAVITY
49. FIGURE 1-7 Major body cavities.
50. VENTRAL CAVITY
51. Thoracic Cavity
52. Abdominopelvic Cavity
53. FIGURE 1-8 Areas of the abdomen. A, Four quadrants. B, Nine regions.
54. Division into Quadrants.
55. Division into Regions.
56. Do You Know…
57. Other Cavities
58. Sum It Up!
59. SUMMARY OUTLINE
60. Review Your Knowledge
61. Matching: Directions of the Body
62. Matching: Regional Terms
63. Multiple Choice
64. CHAPTER 2 Basic Chemistry
65. OBJECTIVES
66. KEY TERMS
67. MATTER, ELEMENTS, AND ATOMS
68. MATTER
69. FIGURE 2-1 Changes in matter.
70. ELEMENTS
71. Do You Know…
72. Why children should not be allowed to play in traffic and chew on old paint?
73. ATOMS
74. Atomic Structure
75. Table 2-1 Common Elements in the Human Body
76. Other Characteristics of Atoms
77. FIGURE 2-2 Structure of the atom. A, Subatomic particles arranged like the sun and the planets. B, Nucleus and electron shells. C, Protons and neutrons located in the nucleus and electrons encircling the nucleus in orbits.
78. Electron Shells
79. CHEMICAL BONDS
80. IONIC BONDS
81. COVALENT BONDS
82. FIGURE 2-3 Chemical bonds. A, Ionic bond. B, Covalent bond. C, Hydrogen bond.
83. HYDROGEN BONDS
84. Do You Know…
85. What the patient’s “lytes” are?
86. Table 2-2 Common Ions
87. IONS
88. CATIONS, ANIONS, AND ELECTROLYTES
89. ION FORMATION
90. FIGURE 2-4 Ionization.
91. IONIZATION
92. MOLECULES AND COMPOUNDS
93. MOLECULES
94. COMPOUNDS
95. SOME IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS AND MOLECULES
96. Water
97. FIGURE 2-5 Molecules and compounds. A, Oxygen (O2). B, Hydrogen (H2). C, Water (H2O).
98. Oxygen
99. Carbon Dioxide
100. Sum It Up!
101. CHEMICAL REACTIONS
102. ACIDS AND BASES
103. ACIDS
104. BASES
105. NEUTRALIZATION OF ACIDS AND BASES
106. MEASUREMENT: THE pH SCALE
107. Reading the pH Scale
108. FIGURE 2-6 pH scale. The scale indicates the H+ concentration. A pH of 0 is most acidic, whereas a pH of 14 is most alkaline. The pink coloring indicates the acidic range. The blue coloring indicates the basic, or alkaline, range. Note the pH of various substances.
109. pH of Body Fluids
110. Do You Know…
111. Why antacids are used?
112. Sum It Up!
113. ENERGY
114. FORMS OF ENERGY
115. CONVERSION OF ENERGY
116. Table 2-3 Forms of Energy
117. ENERGY TRANSFER: THE ROLE OF ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE
118. FIGURE 2-7 Energy. A, Source of energy. B, Storage of energy within the high-energy bonds of ATP. C, Release of energy.
119. MIXTURES, SOLUTIONS, AND SUSPENSIONS
120. MIXTURES
121. SOLUTIONS
122. SUSPENSIONS
123. Sum It Up!
124. SUMMARY OUTLINE
125. Review Your Knowledge
126. Matching: Atoms and Elements
127. Matching: Structure of the Atom
128. Matching: Ions and Electrolytes
129. Matching: Acids and Bases
130. Multiple Choice
131. CHAPTER 3 Cells
132. OBJECTIVES
133. KEY TERMS
134. A TYPICAL CELL
135. CELL MEMBRANE
136. FIGURE 3-1 Cells come in all shapes and sizes.
137. FIGURE 3-2 A typical cell.
138. Table 3-1 Cell Structure and Function
139. FIGURE 3-3 Structure of the cell membrane.
140. INSIDE THE CELL
141. Nucleus
142. Cytoplasm
143. Cytoplasmic Gel.
144. FIGURE 3-4 Mitochondria are the power plants of the cells.
145. Cytoplasmic Organelles
146. Mitochondria.
147. Ribosomes.
148. Endoplasmic Reticulum.
149. Golgi Apparatus.
150. Lysosomes.
151. FIGURE 3-5 The Golgi apparatus.
152. Cytoskeleton.
153. Centrioles.
154. ON THE CELL MEMBRANE

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