HCCS VNSG 1320 Study Guide
Physiology
Homeostasis
Anatomy
Dissection
Physiology
Homeostasis
Anatomy
Dissection
Cellular, chemical, tissue, organ
Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ
Chemical, cellular, organ, tissue
Chemical, tissue, cellular, organ
Chemical level
Cellular level
Organ level
Tissue level
Anatomical position
Prone position
Supine position
Sitting position
The knee is inferior to the ankle
The knee is distal to the ankle
The knee is proximal to the ankle
Both a and b above
The heart is distal to the lungs
The heart is medial to the lungs
The heart is lateral to the lungs
Both a and c above
Medial
Superior
Anterior
Distal
Posterior and ventral
Posterior and inferior
Posterior and superficial
Posterior and dorsal
Dorsal
Lateral
Superficial
None of the above
The skin is superficial to the muscle
The muscle is superficial to the skin
The muscle is deep to the skin
Both a and c above
Sagittal section
Frontal section
Transverse section
None of the above
Sagittal section
Frontal section
Transverse section
Coronal section
Sagittal section
Frontal section
Transverse section
Coronal section
Dorsal cavity
Ventral cavity
Abdominal cavity
Both b and c above
Dorsal and ventral
Thoracic and abdominal
Pleural and mediastinum
None of the above
Thoracic cavity
Mediastinum
Dorsal cavity
Both b and c above
The body lying face downward
An anatomical direction
The reference position of the body
The body lying face upward
Ion
Proton
Neutron
Electron
Electrons
Neutrons
Protons
Both b and c above
Electrons
Neutrons
Protons
Both b and c above
Electron
Neutron
Proton
Both b and c above
Electron
Neutron
Proton
Both b and c above
Contributes to the atom's atomic number
Contributes to the atom's atomic mass
Is located in the nucleus of the atom
Carries a negative electrical charge
Contributes to the atom's atomic number
Contributes to the atom's atomic mass
Is located in the nucleus of the atom
Has no electrical charge
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