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Test I. Multiple Choice
General Direction: Read each item carefully and understand each question. Write your answer on the space before
the number. Any form of ALTERATION SHALL BE CONSIDERED AS VOID.
1. It is a type of reproduction that does not involved a sex organ.
a. Asexual reproduction b. Sexual reproduction c. ET d. IF e. none of these
2. It is a type of reproduction that requires coitus between animals.
a. Asexual reproduction b. Sexual reproduction c. ET d. IF e. none of these
3. It is the one that produces sperm and male hormones.
a. Penis b. Gonad c. Testis d. Prostate gland e, none of these
4. Located inside the testis and that are the set of spermatogenesis.
a. Penis b. Gonad c. Testis d. Seminiferous Tubules e. none
of these
5. It produces the fluid that nourishes and transport sperm.
a. Prostate gland b. Gonad c. Testis d. Seminiferous Tubules e. none
of these
6. It functions as the producer of female sex cells.
a. Ovaries b. Vagina c. Cervix d. Urethra e. none of these
7. It is the passageway from the ovaries to the outside of the body.
a. Oviduct b. uterine tube c. Uterine horn d. Fallopian tube e. all of
these
8. It is the lower end of the womb, it is at the top of the vagina.
a. Cervix b. Vagina c. Vulva d. Clitoris e. none of these
9. It is the primary organ of copulation of female.
a. Vulva b. Vagina c. Clitoris d. Cervix e. none of these
10. The indication that sexual maturity is reached.
a. Puberty b. vagina c. Clitoris d. Cervix e. none of these
11. It is a systematic study dealing with the forms and structure of all organisms.
a. Anatomy b. Physiology c. Gross Anatomy d. Morphology
e. none of these
12. It term refers to the study of the integrated functions of the body and the functions of all its parts.
a. Anatomy b. Physiology c. histochemistry d. gross anatomy e. none
of these
13. It is the amalgam of chemistry and microscopic anatomy.
a. Anatomy b. Physiology c. Histochemistry d. gross anatomy e. none
of these
14. A systematic body of knowledge that scrutinize the forms and relations of the different structures
of the body that can be seen by unaided human eye.
a. Anatomy b. Physiology c. histochemistry d. gross anatomy e. none
of these
15. It is a branch of anatomy that specializes on the structure of the various species of animals with
emphasis on the characteristics that helps in classification.
a. Gross Anatomy b. Anatomy c. Physiology d. Comparative Anatomy e. none
of those
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16. It is a branch of anatomy that deals with the scientific study of developmental anatomy – from
fertilization to conception.
a. Gross Anatomy b. Anatomy c. Embryology d. Comparative Anatomy e. none
of these
17. It is a specialized field in anatomy and physiology that deal with study of the bones.
a. Arthrology b. Osteology c. endocrinology d. myology e. none
of these
18. A specialized field in anatomy and physiology that studies the joints.
a. Arthrology b. Osteology c. Endocrinology d. myology e. none
of these
19. A specialized study on the parts and functions of the muscles and muscular system.
a. Myology b. Osteology c. Myology d. both A&B e. C&B
20. A study that focuses on the digestive, respiratory, urinary and reproductive system, is known as?
a. Splanchology b. Myology c. Osteology d. both A&B e. C&B
21. This study deals with the ductless glands of the body.
a. Endocrinology b. myology c. osteology d. arthrology e. none
of these
22. A study concerning the heart and vessels.
a. Myology b. Cardiology c. osteology d. A&B e. none
of these
23. This study tends to scrutinize the part and functions of the sensory system.
a. Myology b. Cardiology c. Esthesiology d. Osteology e. none
of these
24. It is the directional term used to name the parts toward the head.
a. Caudal b. Rostal Caudal c. Sagittal plane d. Cranial e. none
of these
25. This directional term is used to name the parts toward the tail.
a. Caudal b. Rostal Caudal c. Sagittal Plane d. Crainal e. none
of these
26. This directional term is coined to identify the parts towards or beyond the back bone.
a. Dorsal b. Ventral c. Deep and internal d. Lateral e. none
of these
27. Term is used to describe the parts from the vertebral column or toward the mid abdominal wall.
a. Ventral b. dorsal c. deep and internal d. lateral e. none
of these
28. This tissue covers the surface of the body, line of the body cavities and form glands.
a. Epithelial tissue b. Connective Tissue c. Muscle Tissue d. Nervous Tissue e. none
of these
29. It is a systematic study on the parts and functions of the cell.
a. Cytology b. Mycology c. Osteology d. cardiology e. none
of these
30. A biological membrane that surrounds the cytoplasm of a cell which covers the cells.
a. Plasma membrane b. cytoplasm membrane c. tissue membrane d. ephithial membrane e. none
of these
31. Considered as the largest organ of the body and represents 12-24% of animal’s body weight.
a. Skin b. Integuments c. Organ Tissue d. Skin organelles
e. none of these
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32. It acts as the protection of the animal body against various kinds of damage.
a. Skin b. Integumentary system c. Organ Tissue d. Skin Organelles
e. none of these
33. It is composed of multiple layers of cells consisting of keratinocytes, melanocytes, Langerhans cells
and Merkel Cells.
a. Skin b. Integuments c. Epidermis d. Skin Organelles
e. none of these
34. Its function is to produce a protective barrier against any form of damage.
a. Langerhans cells b. Melanocytes c. Merkel cells d. Keratinocytes e. none of these
35. The main responsibility is to produce skin and hair pigments or melanin.
a. Langerhans cells b. Merkel cells c. Melanocytes d. Keratinocytes e. none of these
36. These are specialized sensory cells associated with skin sensory organs.
a. Langerhans cells b. Melanocytes c. Merkel cells d. Keratinocytes e. none of these
37. Serves as the reservoir for fluids, electrolytes and energy.
a. Twitch muscle b. Panniculus adiposus c. Panniculus camosus d. Fat e. none
of these
38. It is a body fluid in animals that delivers necessary substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells
and transports metabolic waste products away from those same cells.
a. Blood b. Plasma c. cells d. Erythrocytes e. none of these
39. The percentage of blood to the total body weight.
a. 70% b. 7% c. 75% d. 50% e, none of these
40. It accounts 55% of the blood composition which is straw-yellow in colour.
a. 50% b. 7% c. 55% d. 65% e. none of these
41. The narrow range of blood pH.
a. 7.35 to 7.45 b. 7.45 -7.35 c. 7.0 – 7.1 d. 7.05-7.5 e. none of these
42. It is the principal determinant of the color of blood in vertebrates.
a. Hemocyanin b. Haemoglobin c. Chlorocruinin d. Hemerythrin
e. none these
43. It mainly used for oxygen transport in the marine invertebrates.
a. Haemoglobin b. Chlorocruirin c. Hemerythrin d. Hemoyanadin
e. none these
44. The color of blood in most annelid worms and some marine polychaetes.
a. Hemerythrin b. Hemoyanadin c. Hemocynin d. Chlorocruorin
e. none of these
45. Refers to biological structures and process within an organism that protects against disease.
a. Immune system b. Immunity c. IMMUNIS d. Active Immunity e. none
of these
46. It is the integrated body system of organs, tissues, cells and cell product and neutralizes pathogenic
organism.
a. Immunity b. Immune System c. Immunology d. Active Immunity
e. none of these
47. These are organ sites of generation, differentiation and maturation of immunocytes.
a. Organs of Immune System b. Secondary Lymphoid c. Primary Lymphoid d.
Central Immune System e. none of these
48. It is the primary defence mechanism against invading organisms.
a. Innate Immune System b. Adaptive Mechanism c. Detrimental d. Beneficial
Immune System e. none of these
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49. It is an organ system that functions as conveyor of nutrients absorbed from digestive tissues, carry O 2
from lungs to tissues and CO2 from tissue to the lungs and help regulates hydrogen concentration in the
body.
a. Digestive system b. Cardiovascular system c. Respiratory system d.
Lymphoid system e. none of these
50. It is located in the middle of mediastinal space it is enclosed with a pericardium or pericardial sac.
a. Heart b. Liver c. Lungs d. Stomach e. none of these
51. It prevents the backflow of blood from the ventricle to the atrium during contraction of blood onwards.
a. Atrio-ventricular valve b. Tricuspid valve c. Bicuspid valve d.
Pulmonary valve e. none of these
52. Responsible to the spontaneous contraction of the heart by depolarization.
a. Tricuspid valve b. Sino-atrial node c. AV node d. Ventricular valve
e. none of these
53. This phenomenon happens due to the bradycardia and the stimulation of the sympathetic cardiac nerve
that results in tachycardia.
a. Tricuspid valve b. SA Node c. Vagal Stimulation d. AV node stimuli
e. none of these
54. This type of blood vessel that carries away from the heart or the oxygenated blood.
a. Vein b. Artery c. Capillaries d. Blood Vessels e. none of these
55. This type of blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart or the un-oxygenated blood.
a. Vein b. Artery c. Capillaries d. Blood Vessels e. none of these
56. This type of blood vessel that exchange material between the blood and tissue cells.
a. Capillaries b. Artery c. Capillaries d. Blood Vessels e. none of these
57. It carries un-oxygenated blood from the right ventricle to the lungs and pulmonary veins.
a. Aortic artery b. Pulmonary artery d. Vena cava e. none of these
58. It carries blood from the left ventricle to the different systematic circulation.
a. Aortic artery b. Pulmonary artery d. Vena cava e. none of these
59. It is a type of special circulation that supplies arterial blood to the liver.
a. Hepatic circulation b. Coronary circulation c. Cerebral circulation d. Renal
circulation e. Splanchnic circulation f. none of these
60. A type of special circulation that supplies arterial blood to the brain.
a. Cerebral circulation b. Hepatic circulation c. Coronary circulation d. Renal
Circulation e. Splanchnic circulation f. none of these
61. It supplies arterial blood to the kidney.
a. Cerebral circulation b. Renal circulation c. Splanchnic circulation d.
Hepatic circulation e. none of these
62. It refers to the fluid portion of the blood containing a number of ions and inorganic molecules and
organic molecule which are in transit to various part of the body.
a. Blood plasma b. Plasma c. Blood d. Blood cells e. none of these
63. The function of this blood cell is phagocytic, a process by which a cell use its plasma membrane to
engulf a large particle.
a. White blood cells b. Granulocytes c. Neutrophils d. eosiphils e. Lymph nodes
f. none of these
64. These blood cells are formed in the lymph nodes, spleen and thymus and also in bone marrow.
a. Lymphocytes b. Granulocytes c. Neutrophils d. Monocytes e. none of these
65. It is the conversion of the soluble plasma protein into the insoluble protein.
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a. Blood coagulation b. Blood c. Erythrocytes d. Prothrombin e. none
of these
66. The first sound of the heart that is caused by the closure of the mitral and tricuspid valves.
a. Lub-dub b. lub c. dub d. dub-lub e. none of these
67. The high pitch sound and the second sound of the heart that is caused by the closure of the aortic and
pulmonary valves just after the ventricular systole.
a. Dub b. Lub c. Dub-lub d. Lub-dub e. none of these
68. It is considered as the cardiac pacemaker.
a. SA node b. AV node c. AV valve d. SA valve e. none of these
69. The function of this physiologic part is to prevent the back flow of blood from blood vessels.
a. Valves b. AV node c. SA node d. Bicuspid valve e. none of these
70. It is the blood color of some species of ascidians and tunicates.
a. Hemocyanin b. Haemoglobin c. Haemostasis d. Haemodialysis
e. none of these
71. A type of muscles that occurs on the wall of internal organs.
a. Smooth muscles b. Cardiac Muscles c. Skeletal Muscles d. Involuntary muscles e.
none of these
72. It a type of muscle that has uni-nucleated fibers, striated, branched and usually occurs on the walls of
the heart.
a. Smooth muscles b. Cardiac muscles c. Skeletal muscles d. Involuntary muscles
e. none of these
73. Muscles that are striated, tubular and is attached to the skeleton.
a. Smooth muscles b. Cardiac muscles c. Skeletal muscles d. Involuntary muscles
74. Muscles that are found in walls of blood vessels and viscera.
a. Smooth muscles b. Cardiac muscles c. Skeletal muscles d. Visceral Muscles
e. none of these
75. The end of muscle that is attached to the bones.
a. Tendon b. Belly c. Aponeuroses d. Origin e. none of these
76. The attachment that moves the least.
a. Tendon b. Belly c. Aponeuroses d. Origin e. none of these
77. It is an inter-digitation of tendinous ends of a flat muscle.
a. Tendon b. belly c. Aponeyroses d. Raphe e. none of these
78. It controls the immediate responses made by the body.
a. Respiratory system b. responsive system c. Digestives System d. Nervous system
e. none of these
79. It specializes in impulse conduction or the relay of messages from effector organs.
a. Spinal cord b. brain c. dendrites d. Neurons e. none of these
80. Transmit nerves impulse from effector organ to the spinal cord or brain.
a. Efferent neurons b. Interneurons c. dendrites d. afferent neurons e. none of these
81. Transmit nerve impulses from effector organs to CNS.
a. Interneurons b. Efferent neurons c. Afferent Neurons d. Dendrites e. none
of these
82. Transmit nerve impulses towards muscles and organs.
a. Interneurons b. Efferent neurons c. afferent neurons d. dendrites e. none
of theses
83. Allows animals to feel changes in the environment around and in their bodies that enables them to
respond appropriately.
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a. Organs b. Nervous system c. Sense organs d. Sensory e. none
of these
84. A tough fibrous layer that serves as protective layer that keeps the eyeballs protected and gives rigidity
to it.
a. Fovea b. Lens c. Optic nerve d. Sclera e. none of these
85. It serves as a chemical messenger system comprising feedback loops of the hormones release by
internal organs.
a. Somatic system b. Endocrine System c. Nervous system d. digestive system
86. Secretes chemical mediators called hormones.
a. Glands b. Endocrine glands c. Exocrine glands d. Thyroid e. none of these
87. A branch of physiology that deals with the coordination of different body tissue by hormones produced
by restricted areas of the body.
a. Endocrine system b. Endocrinology c. Physiology d. Anatomy e. all of these
88. A specialize part of every cells that recognizes specific hormones.
a. Receptors b. Receivers c. Recipient cells d. Reciprocal cells e. none of these
89. A hormone that is secreted by the Adrenohypophysis lobe of the pituitary gland, that is responsible for
growth of long bones prior to adulthood.
a. Somatotropic hormone b. Somatostasin hormone c. Adrenocorticotropic hormone
d. thyroid stimulating hormone e. none of these
90. Caused by hyperthyroidism in adult animals, in young animals it is known to be rickets.
a. Osteomalacia b. hypercalcimia c. hypermalacia d. hypergalctia e. none of these
91. This hormone is to female mammal, responsible for the ejection of milk during lactating period.
a. Calcitonin b. Prostaglandin c. Oxytocin d. Estrogen
92. A hormone present in both male and female animal, that in female it is responsible for the stimulation
of ovarian follicle and the production of progesterone, while in male it stimulates the Leydig cells.
a. Estrogen b. Testosterone c. Luteinizing hormone d. Stimulating hormone
e. none of these
93. It is responsible for the production of T3 and T4 from the thyroids.
a. Prolactin b. FSH c. TSH d. ACTH e. none of these
94. Responsible for the milk secretion on lactating animals.
a. Luteotropic hormone b. Follicle Stimulating hormone c. Thyroid Stimulating hormones d.
Luteinizing hormone e. none of these
95. It acts as water suppressant by reducing the formation of urine.
a. Pars intermedia b. Antidiuretic Hormones c. Thyroid Stimulating hormone d.
Suppressant hormone e. none of these
96. Serves as the connective tissue that bridges the two lobes of the thyroid gland.
a. Thyroxine b. Triodothyromine c. Isthmus d. A&B e. none of these
97. Responsible for the increase of BMR of an individual.
a. Triodothyromine b. Isthmus c. TSH d. Thyroxine e. none of these
98. A part of the digestive system but serves as both endocrine and exocrine gland at the same time.
a. Pancreas b. Liver c. Small intestine d. Duodenal loop e. none of these
99. Responsible for the transportation of glucose from the blood into the cell tissues and increases
utilization of glucose by the cells.
a. Insulin b. Glucagon c. Glucose increaser d. A&B e. none of these
100.The over secretion of this hormone leads to hyperglycaemia and other diabetes manifestation.
a. Somatostatin b. Insulin c. Hyperglucose d. A&C e. none of these
