1. If a patient had situs inversus, where would their appendix be located?
*a. Left lower quadrant
b. Right lower quadrant
c. Right upper quadrant
d. Left upper quadrant

2. What specific body region is the gallbladder located in?
*a. Right Upper Quadrant
b. Left Upper Quadrant
c. Right Lower Quadrant
d. Left Lower Quadrant

3. What is just superior to the most inferior part of the body?
a. buttocks
b. cartilage of the nose
c. axilla
*d. popliteal fossa


4. My friend walked away giving me a 'peace' sign, what phalanges did he have to use?
a.1 & 2
*b. 2 & 3
c. 3 & 4
d. 4 & 5

5. When performing CPR, what part of the sternum do you want to make your compressions on?
a. Sternal notch
b. Manubrium
*c. Body of the sternum
d. Xiphoid process

6. Which is a common place for intravenous injections?
a. Saphenous Vein
*b. Median Cubital Vein
c. Internal Jugual Vein
d. Cephalic Vein

7 If Dr. Nelson was to remove venous blood or inject medication, what region would he most likely use:
*a. Antecubial fossa region
b. Femoral region
c. Patellar region
d. Olecranal region

8. When studying where the majority of human illnesses arise you would study_____
a. histology
b. anphology
c. biology
*d. cystology

9.What was the cause of the ache in the teenage athlete's belly in the article "Why does his Belly Hurt"?
a. Gallstones
b. Infected Spleen
*c. Pneumonia
d. Eruptured Appendix

10. What medical imaging procedure analyzes the metablic state of a tissue and which tissues are most active?
*a. Positron Emission Tomography
b. Magnetic Resonance Imaging
c. Dynamic Spacial Reconstruction
d. Computed Tomography