EXAM 1 Multiple Choice

1. The smallest functional unit of organisation in the body is:

Blood is a type of:

Which of the following safety items IS NOT listed as a MINIMUM for the preparation of human remains:

The point of union between two bones is known as:

The Sternum is said to be:

The term given to a group of organs for the performance of a particular function is:

The Adductor Longus muscle can be found in the:

The Sartorius muscle can be found in the:

The Flexor Carpi Ulnaris muscle can be found in the:

The Masseter muscle can be found in the:

The most important muscle used for locating the Common Carotid Artery is the:

The Calcaneus bone is an important landmark for locating;

The Axillary Artery is a continuation of

The movement of a body part AWAY from the median is known as:

Which of the following group of men are credited with their individual, yet separate discovery and first-use of formaldehyde?

Pertaining to the skeletal system a condyle is:

The Coccyx is a bone that can be found in:

The Diaphragm muscle assists with:

Arthrology refers to:

According to Mayer's Embalming Textbook, who is the man credited as being the Father of U.S Embalming?

The Left Common Carotid Artery is a branch of the:

The Right Facial Artery is a branch of the:

Who is the man who co-authored the book "The Principles And Practices of Embalming"?

The man who discovered the circulation of blood:

A Class 3 Hazardous Chemical is classified being:

What company designed and introduced the Portiboy Electric Embalming Machine?

Decubitus Ulcer is the medical term for:

In the Nine Abdominal Region Plan, the Caecum of the Large Intestine is located in what region?

The muscle responsible for drawing the mouth outward and upward is:

In the adult body, the only VEINS that would carry fresh oxygenated blood would be:

A 'plane' or 'section' that is parallel to the median is:

The Gluteus Maximus muscle is considered a muscle of the:

The Gall Bladder can be found in which of the Nine Abdominal Regions: