Physiology 001 - Introduction to Human Physiology » Fall 2021 » The Study of Body Function Part 2

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Question #1
What type of tissue is found in the dermis of the skin?
A.   Nervous tissue
B.   Muscle tissue
C.   Connective tissue
D.   All choices are primary tissue types are found in the dermis of the skin.
Question #2
What type of tissue makes up the epidermis of the skin?
A.   Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
B.   Dense regular connective tissue
C.   Simple columnar epithelium
D.   Loose connective tissue
Question #3
Where is the intracellular compartment found?
A.   Inside cells
B.   Around tissues
C.   Inside organs
D.   In the blood
Question #4
Which type of epithelium primarily lines the respiratory passageways?
A.   Simple squamous
B.   Stratified squamous
C.   Simple columnar
D.   Pseudostratified ciliated columnar
Question #5
What is blood classified as?
A.   Muscle tissue
B.   Epithelial tissue
C.   Connective tissue
D.   Nerve tissue
Question #6
Which of the following statements is false regarding sweating as a homeostatic mechanism?
A.   It is reduced as the body temperature declines.
B.   It is dependent on positive feedback.
C.   It helps to cool the body.
D.   It is activated when the body gets temperature rises.
Question #7
What type of tissue is characterized by an abundance of extracellular material?
A.   Nerve
B.   Muscle
C.   Connective
D.   Epithelial
Question #8
What type of tissue covers and lines the body surface?
A.   Nerve
B.   Connective
C.   Muscle
D.   Epithelial
Question #9
In maintaining homeostasis, what does a muscle or gland generally functions as ________.
A.   an integrating center
B.   All of the choices are correct.
C.   a sensor
D.   an effector
Question #10
In a negative feedback loop, a change from a set point _____.
A.   never occurs in the body
B.   helps to maintain homeostasis
C.   occurs in all negative feedback mechanisms
D.   can be the result of positive feedback mechanisms

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