1.
What stimulates entrapped nerves and cause the localized sensation of headache pain to be sent to the brain.
A. 
Backaches caused by poor posture
B. 
C. 
Contraction of the muscles of the head from stress or tension
2.
Abnormal function of this vascular system, sometimes caused by compression of blood vessels by muscles or tissue in spasm, can lead to headache pain.
3.
What is the most complex joint in the body
4.
What components operate the jaw?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
5.
Muscle spasms or dislocation of this disk can cause headache pain.
6.
What three principal parts does the skin consists of structurally?
7.
The dermis has sebaceous glands that secrete a natural oil called sebum
8.
Fibres from dermis DONT extend down to subcutaneous layer to anchor
9.
What 2 layers make up the epidermis
10.
Epidermis contains nerves, blood vessels and isnt attached to inner connective tissue called dermis
11.
What 4 things does the dermis contain
12.
Loss of sub cutis tissue in older years leads to facial sag and makes wrinkles more visable
13.
Which skin layer acts as a shock absorber and heat insulator protecting underlying tissues from cold and trauma
14.
What does the sub cutis contain?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
E. 
15.
Which layer separates the dermis from underlying muscle and lets movement of skin over muscle along with being attached to muscles and organs.
16.
What are the functions of skin?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
E. 
F. 
G. 
H. 
17.
Benefits of massage on skin
A. 
Lessons symptoms of common cold or flu
B. 
Improves function of sebaceous and sweat glands which keep skin lubed, clean and cool
C. 
Massage is exercise for your skin
D. 
Increased power to defend against changes in temps
18.
What is true of the skeletal system (bones)
A. 
B. 
After 25 the bones stop growing but can continue to thicken
C. 
After 15 the bones stop growing but can continue to thicken
D. 
After 50 the bones stop growing but can continue to thicken
E. 
Bone is living tissue and always being built up and broken down
F. 
Made up of 30% living tissue and 70% minerals and
G. 
Made up of 70% living tissue and 30% minerals and
H. 
Of the 206 bones, 60 are axial (head and trunk) and 146 are appendicular (upper and lower extremeties)
I. 
Of the 206 bones, 80 are axial (head and trunk) and 126 are appendicular (upper and lower extremeties)
J. 
Of the 206 bones, 126 are axial (head and trunk) and 80 are appendicular (upper and lower extremeties)
19.
What 2 chemicals are bones made up of?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
20.
Axial skeleton is composed of what 6 parts
21.
A bone has essentially the same blood supply as its overlying muscles. It is for this reason that the same exercise, which causes increase in the size of a muscle, at the same time, encourages growth in the bone to which the muscle is attached
22.
The bones and joints of people who are addicted to exercise are decidedly larger than those of people who do not use their muscles in excessive exercise
23.
What are the 7 characteristics of muscles
24.
The increased oxygen and nutrients do not aid tissue repair and recovery of the muscle.
25.
Hairs mainly consist of the protein ________and grow out from the ________.