Test Bank for Anatomy and Physiology 9th Edition by Patton

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0323298834
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0323298834
• Author:   Kevin T. Patton

No other two-semester A&P text rivals Anatomy & Physiology, 9th Edition for its student-friendly writing, visually engaging content, and wide range of teaching and learning support. Focusing on the unifying themes of structure and function and homeostasis, authors Patton and Thibodeau utilize a very conversational and easy-to-follow narrative to guide you through difficult A&P material. Readers can also connect with the textbook through a number of free electronic resources, including Netter’s 3D Interactive Anatomy, A&P Online, an electronic coloring book, online tutoring, and more! Just because the subject matter of A&P is complicated, doesn’t mean your textbook has to be ― especially when you have Patton at your side!

 

Table of Content:

1. 1.  Organization of the body
2. Science and society
3. Anatomy and physiology
4. Language of science and medicine
5. Characteristics of life
6. Levels of organization
7. Anatomical position
8. Body cavities
9. Body regions
10. Terms used in describing body structure
11. Body planes and sections
12. Interaction of structure and function
13. Chapter summary
14. Review questions
15. Critical thinking questions
16. 2.  Homeostasis
17. Homeostasis
18. Homeostatic control mechanisms
19. Levels of homeostatic control
20. Summary of homeostasis
21. Chapter summary
22. Review questions
23. Critical thinking questions
24. 3.  Chemical basis of life
25. Units of matter
26. Atomic structure
27. Attractions between atoms
28. Attractions between molecules
29. Chemical reactions
30. Metabolism
31. Organic and inorganic compounds
32. Inorganic molecules
33. Chapter summary
34. Review questions
35. Critical thinking questions
36. 4.  Biomolecules
37. Organic molecules
38. Carbohydrates
39. Lipids
40. Proteins
41. Nucleic acids and related molecules
42. Combined forms
43. Chapter summary
44. Review questions
45. Critical thinking questions
46. 5.  Cell structure
47. Functional anatomy of cells
48. Cell membranes
49. Cytoplasm and organelles
50. Nucleus
51. Cytoskeleton
52. Cell connections
53. Chapter summary
54. Review questions
55. Critical thinking questions
56. 6.  Cell function
57. Movement of substances through cell membranes
58. Cell metabolism
59. Chapter summary
60. Review questions
61. Critical thinking questions
62. 7.  Cell growth and development
63. Protein synthesis
64. Cell growth
65. Cell reproduction
66. Regulating the cell life cycle
67. Chapter summary
68. Review questions
69. Critical thinking questions
70. 8.  Introduction to tissues
71. Introduction to tissues
72. Extracellular matrix
73. Tissue repair
74. Body membranes
75. Chapter summary
76. Critical thinking questions
77. Review questions
78. 9.  Tissue types
79. Epithelial tissue
80. Connective tissue
81. Muscle tissue
82. Nervous tissue
83. Chapter summary
84. Review questions
85. Critical thinking questions
86.   Introduction
87. 10.  Skin
88. Structure of the skin
89. Hypodermis
90. Skin color
91. Functions of the skin
92. Appendages of the skin
93. Chapter summary
94. Review questions
95. Critical thinking questions
96. 11.  Skeletal tissues
97. Functions of bone
98. Types of bones
99. Bone tissue
100. Microscopic structure of bone
101. Bone marrow
102. Regulation of blood calcium levels
103. Development of bone
104. Bone remodeling
105. Repair of bone fractures
106. Cartilage
107. Chapter summary
108. Review questions
109. Critical thinking questions
110. 12.  Axial skeleton
111. Divisions of the skeleton
112. Skull
113. Hyoid bone
114. Vertebral column
115. Thorax
116. Chapter summary
117. Review questions
118. Critical thinking questions
119. 13.  Appendicular skeleton
120. Upper extremity
121. Lower extremity
122. Skeletal differences between men and women
123. Chapter summary
124. Critical thinking questions
125. Review questions
126. 14.  Articulations
127. Classification of joints
128. Representative synovial joints
129. Movement at synovial joints
130. Chapter summary
131. Review questions
132. Critical thinking questions
133. 15.  Axial muscles
134. Skeletal muscle structure
135. How muscles are named
136. Axial muscles
137. Muscles of the head and neck
138. Trunk muscles
139. Chapter summary
140. Review questions
141. Critical thinking questions
142. 16.  Appendicular muscles
143. Appendicular muscles
144. Upper extremity muscles
145. Lower extremity muscles
146. Posture
147. Chapter summary
148. Review questions
149. Critical thinking questions
150. 17.  Muscle contraction
151. General functions
152. Function of skeletal muscle tissue
153. Function of skeletal muscle organs
154. Graded strength principle
155. Function of cardiac and smooth muscle tissue
156. Introduction
157. General functions
158. Function of skeletal muscle tissue
159. Function of skeletal muscle organs
160. Graded strength principle
161. The big picture: Muscle tissue and the whole body
162. Review questions
163. Critical thinking questions
164.   Introduction
165. 18.  Nervous system cells
166. Organization of the nervous system
167. Glia
168. Neurons
169. Reflex arc
170. Nerves and tracts
171. Repair of nerve fibers
172. Chapter summary
173. Review questions
174. Critical thinking questions
175. 19.  Nerve signaling
176. Electrical nature of neurons
177. Action potentials
178. Synaptic transmission
179. Neurotransmitters
180. Neural networks
181. Chapter summary
182. Review questions
183. Critical thinking questions
184. 20.  Central nervous system
185. Coverings of the brain and spinal cord
186. Cerebrospinal fluid
187. Spinal cord
188. Brain
189. Somatic sensory pathways in the central nervous system
190. Somatic motor pathways in the central nervous system
191. Chapter summary
192. Review questions
193. Critical thinking questions
194. 21.  Peripheral nervous system
195. Spinal nerves
196. Cranial nerves
197. Somatic motor nervous system
198. Chapter summary
199. Review questions
200. Critical thinking questions
201. 22.  Autonomic nervous system
202. Overview of the autonomic nervous system
203. Structure of the autonomic nervous system
204. Autonomic neurotransmitters and receptors
205. Functions of the autonomic nervous system
206. Chapter summary
207. Review questions
208. Critical thinking questions
209. 23.  General senses
210. Sensory receptors
211. Classification of receptors
212. Sense of pain
213. Sense of temperature
214. Sense of touch
215. Sense of proprioception
216. Chapter summary
217. Critical thinking questions
218. Review questions
219. 24.  Special senses
220. Sense of smell
221. Sense of taste
222. Senses of hearing and balance
223. Sense of vision
224. Review questions
225. Critical thinking questions
226. 25.  Endocrine regulation
227. Organization of the endocrine system
228. Classification of hormones
229. How hormones work
230. Eicosanoids
231. Chapter summary
232. Review questions
233. Critical thinking questions
234. 26.  Endocrine glands
235. Pituitary gland
236. Pineal gland
237. Thyroid gland
238. Parathyroid glands
239. Adrenal glands
240. Pancreatic islets
241. Gonads
242. Placenta
243. Thymus
244. Gastric and intestinal mucosa
245. Heart
246. Adipose tissue
247. Other endocrine glands and hormones
248. Chapter summary
249. Critical thinking questions
250. Review questions
251.   Introduction
252. 27.  Blood
253. Composition of blood
254. Blood plasma
255. Red blood cells
256. White blood cells
257. Platelets
258. Hemostasis
259. Chapter summary
260. Review questions
261. Critical thinking questions
262. 28.  Heart
263. Heart structure
264. The heart as a pump
265. Chapter summary
266. Review questions
267. Critical thinking questions
268. 29.  Blood vessels
269. Blood vessel types
270. Circulatory routes
271. Systemic circulation
272. Fetal circulation
273. Chapter summary
274. Review questions
275. Critical thinking questions
276. 30.  Circulation of blood
277. Hemodynamics
278. Primary principle of circulation
279. Arterial blood pressure
280. Venous return to the heart
281. Measuring blood pressure
282. Minute volume of blood
283. Velocity of blood flow
284. Pulse
285. Chapter summary
286. Review questions
287. Critical thinking questions
288. 31.  Lymphatic system
289. Overview of the lymphatic system
290. Lymph and interstitial fluid
291. Lymphatic vessels
292. Circulation of lymph
293. Lymph nodes
294. Lymphatic drainage of the breast
295. Tonsils
296. Thymus
297. Spleen
298. Chapter summary
299. Review questions
300. Critical thinking questions
301. 32.  Innate immunity
302. Organization of the immune system
303. Species resistance
304. Mechanical and chemical barriers
305. Inflammation and fever
306. Phagocytosis
307. Natural killer cells
308. Interferon
309. Complement
310. Toll-like receptors
311. Chapter summary
312. Review questions
313. Critical thinking questions
314. 33.  Adaptive immunity
315. Overview of adaptive immunity
316. B cells and antibody-mediated immunity
317. T cells and cell-mediated immunity
318. Types of adaptive immunity
319. Summary of adaptive immunity
320. Chapter summary
321. Review questions
322. Critical thinking questions
323. 34.  Stress
324. Selye’s concept of stress
325. Some current concepts about stress
326. Chapter summary
327. Review questions
328. Critical thinking questions
329.   Introduction
330. 35.  Respiratory tract
331. Structural plan of the respiratory tract
332. Upper respiratory tract
333. Lower respiratory tract
334. Chapter summary
335. Review questions
336. Critical thinking questions
337. 36.  Ventilation
338. Respiratory physiology
339. Mechanism of ventilation
340. Pulmonary volumes and capacities
341. Pulmonary airflow
342. Ventilation and perfusion
343. Regulation of ventilation
344. Chapter summary
345. Review questions
346. Critical thinking questions
347. 37.  Gas exchange and transport
348. Pulmonary gas exchange
349. How blood transports gases
350. Systemic gas exchange
351. Chapter summary
352. Review questions
353. Critical thinking questions
354. 38.  Upper digestive tract
355. Organization of the digestive system
356. Mouth
357. Pharynx
358. Esophagus
359. Stomach
360. Chapter summary
361. Review questions
362. Critical thinking questions
363. 39.  Lower digestive tract
364. Small intestine
365. Large intestine
366. Vermiform appendix
367. Peritoneum
368. Liver
369. Gallbladder
370. Pancreas
371. Chapter summary
372. Review questions
373. Critical thinking questions
374. 40.  Digestion and absorption
375. Overview of digestive function
376. Digestion
377. Secretion
378. Control of digestive gland secretion
379. Absorption
380. Elimination
381. Chapter summary
382. Review questions
383. Critical thinking questions
384. 41.  Nutrition and metabolism
385. Overview of nutrition and metabolism
386. Carbohydrates
387. Lipids
388. Proteins
389. Vitamins and minerals
390. Metabolic rates
391. Mechanisms for regulating food intake
392. Chapter summary
393. Review questions
394. Critical thinking questions
395. 42.  Urinary system
396. Anatomy of the urinary system
397. Physiology of the urinary system
398. Chapter summary
399. Review questions
400. Critical thinking questions
401. 43.  Fluid and electrolyte balance
402. Interrelationship of fluid and electrolyte balance
403. Total body water
404. Body fluid compartments
405. Chemical content, distribution, and measurement of electrolytes in body fluids
406. Avenues by which water enters and leaves the body
407. Some general principles about fluid balance
408. Mechanisms that maintain homeostasis of total fluid volume
409. Regulation of water and electrolyte levels in plasma and interstitial fluid
410. Regulation of water and electrolyte levels in ICF
411. Regulation of sodium and potassium levels in body fluids
412. Chapter summary
413. Review questions
414. Critical thinking questions
415. 44.  Acid-base balance
416. Mechanisms that control pH of body fluids
417. Buffer mechanisms for controlling pH of body fluids
418. Respiratory mechanisms of pH control
419. Urinary mechanisms that control pH
420. Chapter summary
421. Critical thinking questions
422. Review questions
423.   Introduction
424. 45.  Male reproductive system
425. Sexual reproduction
426. Male reproductive organs
427. Testes
428. Reproductive ducts
429. Accessory reproductive glands
430. Supporting structures
431. Composition and course of seminal fluid
432. Male fertility
433. Chapter summary
434. Critical thinking questions
435. Review questions
436. 46.  Female reproductive system
437. Overview of the female reproductive system
438. Ovaries
439. Uterus
440. Uterine tubes
441. Vagina
442. Vulva
443. Female reproductive cycles
444. Breasts
445. Chapter summary
446. Review questions
447. Critical thinking questions
448. 47.  Growth and development
449. A new human life
450. Prenatal period
451. Birth, or parturition
452. Postnatal period
453. Effects of aging
454. Causes of death
455. Chapter summary
456. Review questions
457. Critical thinking questions
458. 48.  Genetics and heredity
459. The science of genetics
460. Chromosomes and genes
461. Gene expression
462. Medical genetics
463. Prevention and treatment of genetic diseases
464. Chapter summary
465. Review questions
466. Critical thinking questions
467. Glossary of Anatomy & Physiology
468. Index
469. A&P connect
470. Anatomical directions