ILOILO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY- MIAGAO CAMPUS

Miagao, Iloilo

BIO 104 – Human Anatomy and Physiology- Midterm Exam

First Semester, S.Y. 2021-2022

I. Matching Type. Match the description or definition with the best answer from the set of
choices. Write the answer on your test booklet.

Ventral Antecubital Coxal Sagittal Hypochondriac Umbilical

Olecranal Patellar Calcaneal Mediastinum Pneumothorax Trachea
Asthma Epiglottis Emphysema Larynx Cupula Alveoli
Thyroid Vitiligo Albinism Wart Malphigi Kruass
Melasma Tenia Pedis Lanugo Lunula Papillary Coccyx
Stapes Xyphoid Osteomalacia Zygomatic Greenstick Gouty
Mandible Kyphosis Haversian canal Satorius Sternocleidomastoid
Gastrocnemius Latissimus dorsi Duchenne Metastasis Buccinators Tetanus
Masseter Orbicularis oris Myelin sheath Parkinson Frontal Schizophrenia
Sciatic Pia Hypothalamus Alzheimer’s Temporal Olfactory

1. Plane that cuts the body into left and right halves
2. Anatomical term for front.
3. Commonly known as the windpipe
4. Anatomical landmark for elbow (back).
5. The cavity that houses the heart, great blood vessels and esophagus
6. Anatomical landmark for knee.
7. Anatomical landmark for hip
8. Another landmark for navel area.
9. Anatomical landmark for heel
10. Total absence of melanin pigment
11. White patches due to absence of melanin and autoimmune defect
12. Otherwise known as stratum spinosum.

13. Nerve ending for cold sensation.

14. Considered as the guardian of the airways.
15. Dark pigmentation at the neck and face of pregnant women.
16. Embryonic hair
17. White crescent shape structure in nail plate.
18. Dermal layer responsible for ridges of fingerprints.

19. Remnant of the tail.

20. Commonly known as the larynx.
21. Smallest bone of the human body
22. Also known as the apex or the part of the lung above the clavicle.
23. Tip of the sternum.
24. Deficiency of vitamin D in adult.
25. Otherwise known as the cheek bone.
26. Type of fracture named from twig of a tree
27. Otherwise known as the jaw.
28. Otherwise known as the Adam’s apple.
29. An arthritis due to accumulation of nucleic acid waste
30. Forward bending of vertebra and otherwise as hunchback
31. Hole inside a long bone where bone marrow is located
32. Occurs when alveoli becomes enlarges as the walls of some chambers break through.
33. Longest muscle and otherwise known as tailor’s muscle
34. Inflammation of nasal mucosa resulting in congestion and mucosal drip.
35. Prayer muscle and responsible for rotation of the head.
36. Toe- Dancer’s muscle or cuff muscle.
 37. Widest muscle
38. The air sacs and site of gas exchange.
39. Upper left and right abdominal region with epigastric region in between them.
40. Most common type of muscular dystrophy.
41. Condition when a malignant tumor has migrated to other organs
42. Blowing muscle
43. Muscular disease characterized by increased muscle tone, rigidity and lock
44. Chewing muscle
45. Lung collapse due to obstructed airways or external pressure in lungs.
46. Kissing muscle
47. Fatty tissue that covers the axon.
48. Another term for athlete’s foot which is caused by fungal infection.
49. Lobe responsible for hearing and balance
50. Seat of drives and emotions
51. Characterized by constriction of air passage due to allergy or temperature change.
52. Part of the third ventricle responsible for production of cerebrospinal fluid
53. Mental illness characterized by detachment from the real situation
54. Cranial nerve responsible for smelling.
55. Characterized by presence of air in the intrapleural space.
56. Nervous disease characterized by staggered gait, flat affect or inability to wrinkle
forehead and dementia
57. The largest nerve in the body.
58. Contagious skin disease affecting different parts of the body that is caused by human
papilloma virus.
59. Term for anterior surface of the elbow.
60. Degenerative disease characterized by senility, incontinence or progressive dementia.

GOD BLESS!

Prepared by:
SHARON ROSE F. FAMANILA, MEd
Faculty, Science Division
03-22-2021
Noted: EDSEL CORONADO, PH.D.
Chairperson, Science Division

Approved: RAMIL G. LUMAUAG, ED.D

Head of Instruction