These Human Body quiz questions are 20 straight questions on physiognomy and features. Good luck!
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- Which two bones make up the lower arm, between the elbow and wrist?
- What are the three types of muscles?
- What is the fluid that protects joints, as most joints are comprised of two imperfectly connected bones?
- Where is the muscle called the trapezius found?
- What are the three types of vertebrae?
- What are the small bones found in both the feet and the hands?
- Folic acid, used in the body to promote cell division and create red blood cells, is part of which vitamin group?
- Where in the body are the corticosteroids that provide the body’s natural anti-inflammatories produced?
- What are the four basic types of tissue in animals?
- What would an Ishihara test hope to establish?
- In what part of the body are the human vocal chords found?
- What was the significance of the finding of simian bones in a cave near Dusseldorf in 1856?
- What part of the body has a protective layer called the sclera?
- What are the four types of tooth in a human mouth?
- What could a woman not do without a Fallopian tube?
- What is the fluid that surrounds, bathes and nutrifies cells in the body? And what carries excess of it around the body and feeds it back into the blood supply?
- Which would provide the most protein per 100g: roast chicken, grilled bacon or tinned tuna?
- What is the term applied when an organ protrudes through the protective cavity around it, often causing discomfort or pain?
- What part of the body has four parts: ascending, descending, transverse and sigmoid?
- What is the longest (and widest) nerve in the human body, running from the lower back through the buttock into the legs?
Human Body Quiz Questions: Answers
- Ulna and radius
- Skeletal, cardiac and smooth
- Syvnovia or syvnovial fluid
- Base of the skull
- Cervical, thoracic and lumbar
- Phalanges
- Folic acid is B9
- Adrenal cortex
- Epithelial, connective, muscular and nervous
- The degree of colour-blindness in the subject
- Larynx
- It was Neanderthal man
- The eye (it is the opaque, milky fluid which protects the sensitive working parts)
- Incisor, canine, molar, premolar
- Give birth (the tube carries the egg from the ovary to the uterus)
- Interstitial fluid; the lymphatic system
- Tuna, with c.28 g of proteins per 100g, compared to c.19 g for chicken and even less for bacon
- Hernia
- Colon
- Sciatic nerve