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Anatomy Quiz 1Version en ligne anatomy 1 par kenneth thomas 1 Which embryologic tissue gives rise to the epithelial cells of skin and nervous tissue? a Ectoderm b Endoderm c Mesoderm 2 Which gives rise to epithelial cells that line the respiratory and digestive tracts? a Endoderm b Ectoderm c Mesoderm 3 What body structures originate from the mesoderm? a Epithelial cells of Skin and Nervous tissue b Components of the body including muscle and bone c Epithelial cells that line the respiratory and digestive tracts 4 Nervous structures and the skin are the eventual products of _______ cells in the embryo. a Ectoderm b Endoderm c Mesoderm 5 "Air and gut" characterizes the structures of the body indicated by the mnemonic tool as products of the _______________. a Ectoderm b Endoderm c Mesoderm 6 The sclerotome give rise to the? a Vertebral column b Muscle c Dermis of the skin 7 Myotome give rise to tissues that form? a Muscle b Vertebral column c Dermis of the skin d organs 8 Dermatomal embryological structures eventually form the: a Vertebral column b Muscle c Dermis of the skin d organs 9 The skeletal structure are categorized as being a part of the ___________ division of development. a Somatic b Splanchnic c Epimere d Hypomere 10 The smooth muscle of the heart and viscera are generated from _____________ tissue in development. a Somatic b Splanchnic c Epimere d Hypomere 11 The dorsal structure of the embryo giving eventual rise to muscular structures is termed the: a Somatic b Splanchnic c Epimere d Hypomere 12 The ventral region of the embryo is the? a Somatic b Splanchnic c Epimere d Hypomere 13 The duodenum, jejunum, appendix, part of transverse colon are formed by this segment of the early embryo: a Midgut b Hindgut c Foregut 14 The second part of transverse colon, the sigmoid & descending colon, the rectum & the upper-anal canal are formed by this region of the early embryo? a Midgut b Hindgut c Foregut 15 Pharyngeal pouches from lateral walls of the anterior portion of the foregut which give rise to various other structures are also called? a Branchial Arches b Endoderm pockets c Splanchnic offshoots 16 The nucleus pulposus is an eventual result of differentiation of __________ tissue. a Notochord b Sclerotome c Myotome 17 Which is responsible for the formation of the structures of the vertebral column? a Notochord b Sclerotome c Myotome 18 These cells give eventual rise to nervous tissue? a Dermatome b myotome c sclerotome 19 Which term describes the mesoderm being replaced by cartilage? a Ossification b Chondrification c matrix formation 20 Which tissue lines organs and glands? a Epithelial tissue b Connective tissue c Muscle tissue d Nerve tissue 21 What allows for gas exchange and is located in the alveoli? a Simple squamous b Stratified squamous c Cuboidal d Columnar 22 Which tissue type provides protection and is located in the oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, anal canal, vagina, and skin? a Simple squamous b Stratified quamous c Cuboidal d Columnar 23 Which cell type has small ducts and tubes for secretion and absorption and is located in the salivary glands, kidney tubules, pancreatic ducts? a Simple squamous b Stratified squamous c Cuboidal d Columnar 24 Which cell type is located in the GI tract and is responsible for absorption and secretion of mucous/enzymes? a Simple squamous b Stratified squamous c Cuboidal d Simple columnar 25 Which cell type pushes along particles and is located in the small bronchi & uterine tubes? a Simple columnar b Ciliated columnar c Psudostratified ciliated columnar 26 Which cell type is located in the respiratory tract and is responsible secretion and ciliary action? a Simple squamous b Ciliated columnar c Psudostratified ciliated columnar 27 Which cell type is located in the bladder, part of the urethra, and the uterus? a Simple squamous b Stratified squamous c Psudostratified ciliated columnar d Transitional 28 Which cell type is striated and multinucleated? a Skeletal b Cardiac c Smooth 29 Which cells are striated, uninucleated, and joined at intercalated discs? a Skeletal b Cardiac c Smooth 30 Which cell type is spindle shaped and contains a central nuclei? a Skeletal b Cardiac c Smooth 31 Which of these structures branches from the cell body? a Dendrites b Axon c Smooth 32 Which is also known as the perikaryon or soma and contains the nucleus? a Dendrites b Axon c Cell Body 33 Regarding position, which means closer to the back of the animal? a Cranial b Dorsal c Ventral d Rostral 34 Which term means closer to the tail? a Cranial b Ventral c Caudal d Rostral 35 Which means closer to the body (only used for structures and limbs)? a Distal b Proximal c Caudal d Ventral 36 Which means further from the body (only used for structures on limbs)? a Apical b Proximial c Distal 37 Which term means the walking surface of the foot? a Rostral b Plantar c Palmar d Dorsal

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par kenneth thomas

Which embryologic tissue gives rise to the epithelial cells of skin and nervous tissue?

Which gives rise to epithelial cells that line the respiratory and digestive tracts?

What body structures originate from the mesoderm?

Nervous structures and the skin are the eventual products of _______ cells in the embryo.

"Air and gut" characterizes the structures of the body indicated by the mnemonic tool as products of the _______________.

The sclerotome give rise to the?

Myotome give rise to tissues that form?

Dermatomal embryological structures eventually form the:

The skeletal structure are categorized as being a part of the ___________ division of development.

The smooth muscle of the heart and viscera are generated from _____________ tissue in development.

The dorsal structure of the embryo giving eventual rise to muscular structures is termed the:

The ventral region of the embryo is the?

The duodenum, jejunum, appendix, part of transverse colon are formed by this segment of the early embryo:

The second part of transverse colon, the sigmoid & descending colon, the rectum & the upper-anal canal are formed by this region of the early embryo?

Pharyngeal pouches from lateral walls of the anterior portion of the foregut which give rise to various other structures are also called?

The nucleus pulposus is an eventual result of differentiation of __________ tissue.

Which is responsible for the formation of the structures of the vertebral column?

These cells give eventual rise to nervous tissue?

Which term describes the mesoderm being replaced by cartilage?

Which tissue lines organs and glands?

What allows for gas exchange and is located in the alveoli?

Which tissue type provides protection and is located in the oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, anal canal, vagina, and skin?

Which cell type has small ducts and tubes for secretion and absorption and is located in the salivary glands, kidney tubules, pancreatic ducts?

Which cell type is located in the GI tract and is responsible for absorption and secretion of mucous/enzymes?

Which cell type pushes along particles and is located in the small bronchi & uterine tubes?

Which cell type is located in the respiratory tract and is responsible secretion and ciliary action?

Which cell type is located in the bladder, part of the urethra, and the uterus?

Which cell type is striated and multinucleated?

Which cells are striated, uninucleated, and joined at intercalated discs?

Which cell type is spindle shaped and contains a central nuclei?

Which of these structures branches from the cell body?

Which is also known as the perikaryon or soma and contains the nucleus?

Regarding position, which means closer to the back of the animal?

Which term means closer to the tail?

Which means closer to the body (only used for structures and limbs)?

Which means further from the body (only used for structures on limbs)?

Which term means the walking surface of the foot?