FINAL TEST – PARAMEDICS PART 3

Here’s a 30-point test covering general information on human anatomy and the systems of the human body. Each question is worth 1 point. Each question has only one correct answer.

To pass the test you need to have at least 51% of correct answers (16 out of 30). If you fail, do not worry! Treat it as an opportunity for further learning. You can repeat the test multiple times, as long as you have access to the present module.

Oto 30-punktowy test obejmujący ogólne informacje na temat anatomii człowieka i układów ludzkiego ciała. Za każde pytanie można uzyskać 1 punkt. Każde pytanie ma tylko jedną poprawną odpowiedź.

Aby zdać test, musisz uzyskać co najmniej 51% poprawnych odpowiedzi (16 z 30). Jeśli Ci się nie powiedzie, nie przejmuj się! Potraktuj to jako okazję do dalszej nauki. Możesz powtarzać test wielokrotnie, tak długo dopóki masz dostęp do tego modułu.

1. Which of those statements about BONES are TRUE?

2. Which muscles are responsible for voluntary body movements?

3. Joints allowing movement in one direction, for example elbow and knee, are:

4. The system composed of skin, hair, nails, and glands, which serves as the body’s first line of defense against environmental threats, is:

5. Which type of glands produce an oily substance that lubricates and waterproofs the skin and hair?

6. The outer layer of skin made up of keratinized cells which provides the first protection barrier from the environment is:

7. Which type of blood cells play a major role in blood clotting and wound healing

8. Which of the following are NOT blood vessels?

9. A human heart consists of:

10. The INHALED AIR passes through the organs in the following order:

11. ALVEOLI are:

12.The dome-shaped muscle beneath the lungs has a key role in breathing is called:

13. Which organ is a shared pathway for both air and food:

14. Which are the parts of LARGE INTESTINE?

15. Which is the right definition of CHYME?

16. The wave-like muscle movements that propel food through the digestive tract are called:

17. Which is the right definition of the SPINAL CORD?

18. The part of the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) which regulates INVOLUNTARY functions such as heart rate, digestion, and respiration, is called:

19. Which statement below is FALSE?

20. The junctions between two nerve cells (neurons) where neurotransmitters are released to pass the signal from one neuron to another are called:

21. The tubeat the bottom of the bladder which allows urine to exit the body is called:

22. Which of the following is NOT a part of MALE reproductive system?

23. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

24. In which pair of expressions below the first element is NOT a part of the system mentioned next to it?

25. Which of the substances helps regulate human body temperature, cooling the body as it evaporates?

26. In which pair below the gland and the substance it produces are WRONGLY connected?

27. A flexible connective tissue found in joints, the nose, ears, and airways is called:

28. A self-regulating process by which a living organism maintains a stable internal environment necessary for survival despite changes in external conditions is called:

29. Which organ stores urine until it is excreted?

Which system of the human body is also known as the CIRCULATORY system?