[Sticky] ITEC Anatomy and Physiology Past Papers

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Paper 1 1 Define the function of the erector pili muscle Cause the hair follicle to stand erect (goose pimples) Constrict the flow of blood to the epidermis The layer of muscle found below the dermis Pumps sebum to the surface of the skin 2 Define sebum Milky fluid found in the axilla and groin Sweat (water) that controls body temperature A fatty acid that keeps the skin moist and lubricates the hair shaft Alkaline solution that balances the Ph level of the skin 3 List the correct order of the layers of the skin "Spinosum, Corneum, Lucidum, Granulosum, Germinativum" "Corneum, Lucidum, Granulosum, Spinosum, Germinativum" "Lucidum, Granulosum, Spinosum, Corneum, Germinativum" "Corneum, Spinosum, Lucidum, Granulosum, Germinativum" 4 " The skin produces two products, these are" Melatonin and Vitamin D Vitamin E and Myelin Melanin and Vitamin E Melanin and Vitamin D 5 " I have a skin disorder, it is as follows. A bacterial infection causing thin roofed blisters, which weep and leave a thick, yellow crust. It is highly contagious. What is the disorder?" Impetigo Warts Psoriasis Carcinoma 6 " If you were to supinate your arm, would you" Turn it to face downwards Move it away from the body Turn it to face upwards Move it towards the body 7 Which of the following doesn't contain involuntary muscle Digestive system Heart Respiratory system Genito-urinary system 8 Where would you find the sternocleidomastoid? Across the top of the shoulders Upper back Chest Running up the neck 9 What is the function of the orbicularis oculi Raise the corner of the mouth Rotates the head Closes the eyelid Plantarflexes the ankle 10 What is the cause of fibrositis A build up of lactic acid in the muscle Overexertion Sodium depletion Scar tissue that has not healed 11 Where would you typically find squamous epithilieum Lining the circulatory system Lining the stomach Lining the respiratory system Lining the bladder 12 When a cell reproduces and divides the term is Meiosis Osmosis Mitosis Melanosis 13 Define adipose tissue Loose connective tissue Semi-solid tissue Elastic tissue Fatty tissue 14 " What am I explaining The transfer of a substance by pressure, when the concentration of the substance on one sife of the membrane if greater than the other. The transference stops when an equal concentration has been achieved." Filtration Osmosis Diffusion Dissolution 15 What is the majority of a cell made up of Carbohydrates Cytoplasm Protoplasm Nucleus 16 How many vertebrae form the spine 33 37 29 34 17 Which is NOT a good example of a long bone Metatarsals Ribs Femur Radius 18 Where would I find the occipital bone In the orbital cavity The jaw The ankle Back of the cranium 19 What is the cause of osteoperosis Growing old Calcium deficiency Stress Autoimmune disease B 20 Where would be a good example of a pivot joint Between the atlas and axis cervical vertebrae Elbow Between the carpals and tarsals Hip 21 Which endorine gland secreted the following hormones Pineal Thyroid Pituitary Pancreas 22 What is the function of thyroxin Regulation of water absorption Stimulates the contractions of the uterus Controls metabolic rate Regulates salts in the body C 23 Where are the adrenal glands found Either side of the neck The base of the brain In the thorax Superior to the kidneys 24 What does PMS stand for Pre Menstrual Syndrome Pre Monster Syndrome Post Menopausal Syndrome Post Menstrual Syndrome 25 What is the effect of amenhorroea Menstruation ever 23 weeks Absence of menstruation Muscular atrophy The patient becomes hirsuit 26 What is the function of thrombocytes Transport of nutrients Protect the body from infection Blood Clotting Solvent in the blood 27 As you look at the diagram of the heart - what is the top right hand chamber called Right atrium Left atrium Right ventricle Left ventricle 28 Which chamber of the heart does oxygenated blood return to? Right atrium Left atrium Right ventricle Left venticle B 29 Which is the main artery that supplies blood to the legs? Tibial Renal Brachial Thrombus 30 What disease am I describing? Inflammation of a vein. Phlebitis Atherosclerosis Haemorrhoids Thrombus 31 How do lymphatic capillaries differ to vascular capillaries They do not differ They are not porour "They are not continuous, they have a blind end" They are held open with hoops of hyaline cartilage 32 What is one of the functions of lymph Transport oxygen to the tissue Adds lymphocytes to the blood Transport carbon dioxide from the tissued Bathes tissue in plasma 34 How is lymph circulated It is pumped by the hart The spleen pumps lymph "Gravity draws it to the hands and feet, where it is returned to the blood stream." A combination of skeletal muscle contraction and valves in the veins. 35 What is the function of lymph nodes The filter lymph only To produce new lymphocytes only A point of reentry to the blood stream for the lymph fluid To filter lymph and produce new lymphocytes 36 Which part of the brain has control over cardiac output Cerebrum...

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Hi,

I've done exam mocks and past exam questions in class which we've discussed in class, but i was referring specifically to a test / exam / quiz paper i found on this healthypages website, where the answers are given for some of the quizes and not given for others, and i did one where the answers aren't given and it's a bit annoying as i can't how many i got right, unless i go through them all myself with my book, which i could but it takes alot longer !

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