SENSORY SYSTEM
1. What is the name of the specialized
area of a sensory neuron that detects
a spesific stimulus
a. Tract
b. Receptor .
c. Dorsal root
d. Node of ranvier
2. Photoreceptors detect
a. Heat
b. Acid
c. Light .
d. Tissue distortion
3. What are the main receptors in the
eyes called
a. Fovea and optic nerve
b. Sclera and crytalline
c. Choroid and clerra
d. Cones and rods .
4. Organ of ‘Ruffini’ is receptor for
a. Touch
b. Pressure
c. Humidity
d. Both A and B .
5. What are the organs of sensory
a. Tounge, eyes, taste, ears, and
smell
b. Eyes, touchs, taste smell, and
ears
c. Eyes, ears, tounge, nose, and
skin .
d. Skin, ears, taste, eyes, and
nose
Urinary System’s Question
1. An organ or structure that is not a
component of the urinary system is
the:
A. Urethra.
B. Urinary bladder.
C. Ureter.
D. Adrenal gland
2. The kidneys are:
A. Help regulate blood volume.
B. Help control blood pressure.
C. Help control PH.
D. All of the above are correct.
3. All of the following belong to the
urinary system except:
A. Urethra.
B. Ureter.
C. Bladder.
D. Prostate.
4. The structure that connects a
kidney to the urinary bladder is the
A. Ureter.
B. Urethra.
C. Renal pelvis.
D. Collecting duct.
5. What portion of the nephron
extends into the medulla?
A. Nephron loop.
B. Proximal convoluted tubule.
C. Distal convoluted tubule.
D. Papillary duct.
Cardiovascular system’s Question
1. The blood vessels that play the most
important role in the regulation of blood
flow to tissue and blood pressure are ?
a. arteries d. arterioles
b. veins e. venules
c. capillaries
2. The heart is located in ...
a. In the chest cavity
b. Between the two lungs
c. In the mediastinal cavity
d. Behind the sternum
e. A, b, c, d is correct
3. Which of the following is not a function
of the pericardium?
a. it regulates the temperature of
the heart
b. it tubricates the outer heart wall
c.it helps prevent heart
overexpansion
d. it hold the heart in place
e. a, b, c, d correct
4. What is meant by systole is ... 3. Fertilization of the ovum takes place in
a. Ventricular relaxation which part of the fallopian tube?
b. Ventricular contraction
c. Atrial relaxation
d. Atrial contraction A. Interstitial portion
e. Ventricular contraction and B. Ampulla
relaxation
C. Isthmus
5. The function of the valve in a vein is ...
a. Easily adjusts to vasomotor D. Infundibulum
nerve control E. lower part
b. So that blood flowing to the
heart does not return to the 4. This hormone promotes
opposite direction spermatogenesis.
c. Provides oxygen and removes
CO2 A. Relaxin
d. In order to expand B. Testosterone
e. So that the wall is elastic
C. Inhibin
Reproductive D. Estrogen
E. Aldosterone
1. This is secreted by the corpus luteum
5. To maintain the corpus luteum and the
after ovulation.
continuing supply of estrogen and
A. Progesterone progesterone, the zygote secretes which
hormone?
B. Relaxin
A. Prolactin
C. LH B. LH
D. FSH C. HCG
D. Oxytocin
E. HGH
E. Estrogen
2. The fuction of the epididymis is
Disgestive System’s Question
A. Sperm maturation
1. The functions of the kolesistokinin
B. Produce sperm hormone secreted by the stomach is. ..
A. Because gall bladder has contraction
C. Speratid storage
so that the discharge of bile into the
duodenum.
D. Provide nutrition to sperm
B. Mengemulsikan of fat.
E. Absorption of calcium
C. Mengemulsi of fat into the mixture of
fatty acids and Monoglycerides.
D. Hydrolyze starch (carbohydrates) into 5. The process of digestion that occurs in
maltose and glucose small cluster the mouth lasting mechanical and chemical
comprising three to nine glucose basis with the use of enzymes as
molecules. katalisatornya. The modified substances in
the mouth by the enzyme is. ...
E. Digest all kinds of proteins in food.
A. Protein
B. Fats
2. the following Compounds produced by
the intestine, except .... C. Carbohydrate
A. Disakaridase D. Mineral
B. Erepsinogen E. Vitamin
C. the Secretine hormone
D. glucagon Hormone Lymphoid system
E. CCK Hormone (Colesistokinin)
1. The lymphoid organ that doesn’t
directly fight antigens is the ….
3. Liver function in addition to store sugar, a. Spleen
protein and overhaul overhaul of red
blood, also serves to ... b. Thymus
c. Tonsil
A. Facilitate the circulation.
d. Appendix
B. save the protein
2. All of the following statements are
C. form the vitriol.
true of the spleen except ….
D. Mangangkut nutrients.
a. It stores platelets
E. Offer poison. b. It produces red blood cells in
the fetus
4. The organs in the digestive system of c. It removes debris and foreign
human food can be differentiated into the
matter from the blood
digestive tract and digestive gland.
Following this, the organ which is a d. It atrophies after puberty
digestive gland is at once channels .... 3. These cells produce the fiber
A. the pancreas and the liver stroma of the lymph organs …
B. pancreas and intestine a. Macrophages
C. stomach and liver b. Dendritic cells

D. the stomach and intestine c. Reticular cell

d. Plasma cells
E. the Intestine and the liver
4. These cells are able to produce B. Occipital lobe
C. Frontal lobe
antibodies …
D. Parietal lobe
a. T lymphocytes
5. Equilibrium, posture and
b. Plasma cells
coordination are associated with
c. Macrophages the _____________________.
A. Cerebellum
d. Dendritic cells
B. Pons
5. Plasma cells are concentrated in C. Mesencephalon
D. Medulla
which portion of the lymph node?
E. Cerebrum
a. Cortex
b. Sinuses
c. Medulla
d. Capsule

NERVOUS SYSTEM

1. Cerebrospinal fluid is produced in

the
__________________________.
A. Choroid plexus
B. Falx cerebelli
C. Dural Sinus
D. Falx Cerebri
E. Sagittal sinus

2. CSF passes from the third ventricle

to the fourth ventricle through the
____________________.
A. Medulla oblongata
B. Central Canal
C. Interventricular foramina
D. Cerebral aqueduct

3. Which of the following areas of the

brain connects the two
hemispheres?
A. Cerebral Cortex
B. Reticular activating system
C. Limbic system
D. Corpus collosum

4. The ___________________ is the

location of the auditory cortex.
A. Temporal lobe