Can You Pass This Human Body Quiz? Quiz No.1 of 4

[@Quizzes4U]

Try my new human body quiz here kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4KtoGVnbchsiM0

[@Rai-q3q]

Gg zarrir

[@Lawrielorch]

Bro made me feel like I was taking a test and enjoying it at the same time.

[@Quizzes4U]

Glad you enjoyed

[@malijyoti063]

Yaah i feel the same.

[@xtdangerytgaming2064]

Same hare

[@vøîððèð]

💀

[@hayleephillips7409]

Right!!

[@Plof005]

40/40! I suppose any other score would be shameful, considering I'm a nurse...

[@neerajaokram1929]

I can give ans without option. i am doc

[@officialbenzine4075]

​@@neerajaokram1929 we don't care

[@Quizzes4U]

Hi there. I hope you are enjoying this quiz. I'm British and therefore my pronunciation of some words may be different to what you are used to. 😁 But don't hate me for that😉 Let me know how you did and what you thought of the quiz.

[@tasneemnoor]

I love it! Thank you! I hope to see more quizzes about the Human Body. :)

[@bcaye]

100%, not a huge surprise after nearly 4 decades in healthcare. But a very comprehensive quiz!

[@aislingcorrigan574]

Nothing wrong with your pronunciation, most of those words are English anyway, so therefore sound as they should. 😄or

[@chereejohnson2400]

The Best! More please!!!!

[@p.m.rangarajan1055]

35/40. Quite a revelation of my ignorance. More quizzes are needed. Thanks for the same

[@fizanaz3612]

I am just a matric class student and alhamdulillah I have got 27 out of 40..I've also enjoyed very much..

[@ergintansug1654]

I enjoyed it, did quite well. Thanks

[@Quizzes4U]

Great to hear!

[@fleridalopez4384]

32/40….I feel great…at my age…I still can remember most of the answers to each question…Science was my favorite subject in High School and College..

[@ddayman7911]

27/40 currently studying nursing. This video did not only help me remember but was also informative.

[@s.narasimhamurthy8329]

Me also same

[@sana5019]

I got all the 40 questions. All the questions were from basics and were very easy🙌being honest !!

[@XYZ-Reels]

@@sana5019 yup

[@Ajay35AI]

All 40 out of 40 are correct

[@garageland_]

I'm studying in medical laboratory I also got 27/40

[@kathleencalhoun2225]

35/40. Good basic quizz, good refresher.

[@kellyanne7225]

Oh my goodness, couldn’t help but laugh when the scrotum was one of the possible choices for the sac around the heart. Now, I’ve always heard that our bodies are 75% water, not 60%. Only 4 wrong and I’m not a medical professional. However, I did learn many of these terms in Cosmetology school. If I had gotten keratin wrong, that would not have been good. 🤭

[@saqibkhan829]

😂😂😂Kya ya quiz tha

[@strawverymilktae1280]

I snorted

[@AFmedic]

ROFL - I suppose in Males there IS a connection. When that "sac" is fondled the heart WILL follow.

[@paulaelves5160]

i was taught 70% x

[@joannestark3023]

Yep I snickered at that one too.

[@ilznidiotic]

35/40, but I' giving myself a pass on the one about how much blood is in the body because I have no idea what a litre is.

[@TheeRealer]

They use gallon

[@TheeRealer]

@@frankmurray1549 He might be from US and thank you so much for the enlightenment I didn't know that

[@jimmcdiarmid7308]

Liter is a little more than a quart

[@jimmcdiarmid7308]

@@frankmurray1549 like I said 1 liter is a little more that a US quart and you refer to pints

[@jimmcdiarmid7308]

@@frankmurray1549 I am very aware of all that as I grew up in Canada, went through the metric conversion in the 70s and I now live in the USA . Also I have visited The UK and Ireland as well as 12 other European countries.

[@jennifercook2606]

On #36, the technical term would be a thrombus. It isn’t considered an embolism until it breaks free and becomes mobile. 😊 I loved the quiz, it was fun!

[@mirthevandenbossche7281]

okay thanks, i was confused because I also learned it was called as an thrombus

[@geekasauruswreks8789]

Not to be that person that corrects a correction, but... A thrombus, more often a piece of a thrombus, can become an embolism. More specifically referred to as a thromboembolism. The question didn't say how the blockage occurred. If it formed in the artery and didn't move, then it would be a thrombus. If it, or a piece of it, broke off and traveled through the blood stream it's a thromboembolism, which is a type of embolism. The answer, and question, could have been more specific, but it isn't wrong and I don't think this quiz was developed with medical professionals in mind. I know what answer I'd pick if I were sitting for licensing again. 🙂

[@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority]

It's nice to know that although I might not remember what supper last night was.. I remember high school biology from 40 years ago.. well, combined with a few illnesses and injuries through life. I missed a couple.. didn't count but especially liked the ones that I didn't need choices to get correct.

[@annettereynolds7457]

35/40 I have no medical training or knowledge at all. But I'm fascinated by medical things.

[@gloriasmall9323]

Loved the quiz. Especially since I didn't know I KNEW so much!! Give us MORE!

[@Quizzes4U]

That's great to hear. I have lots of other videos, check them out. 😀

[@renee27962]

Me either- I remembered a lot form reading, tv, and school

[@kfemme68]

I got 33 out of 40. There were a few that I truly thought were a different answer and a couple that I wasn't very positive on but I didn't think it was too difficult. I've always done fairly well in anatomy and physiology... even though it's been a lot of years since I took any of those classes! 🙄☺️

[@luzdiamante9307]

I got my anatomy 39 yr ago and had 3 mistakes. I enjoyed

[@nataliajimenez8970]

35/40. I love quizzing myself & this was so fun to do!

[@miriambarnett2782]

I got 35/40 too.

[@ayaaya-oe6pd]

Wow is the best 11 minutes in my day

[@vyvienvp3413]

Great fun remembering my O'level biology at 62 years! Not bad.

[@Georgeaustin2002]

Got em all correct! My biology teacher must be proud ❤️

[@sonyasandoval1477]

35/40. My mom was a nurse's aide for many years, so I know a lot of medical stuff. Thanks, Mom!

[@linjoy9627]

40/40 As an anaesthetic nurse with scrub up and recovery skills I'd be disappointed to get a question wrong. When I scrubbed Trauma Orthopaedics was my favourite speciality.

[@nwachukwuquest1954]

That's cool..I want to become an anesthetic nurse ..already in my nursing final year.

[@farmfreshideas579]

I missed 4 😀 I never knew the placenta was considered an organ. Thanks for the video, it was fun.

[@dinahk4873]

One of the ones I missed, I didnt either

[@keltaruusutravels4024]

Same here!

[@sherouet]

I also didn’t know that

[@philipzafar1656]

Me too

[@heleneg525]

Neither did I. Especially since it's only in pregnant women. Loaded question.

[@davidgough4152]

Very good. Enjoyable and educational.

[@AFmedic]

38/40 - I'm surprised at how much I retained from my training as an AF Medic, considering I had nothing to do with the medical field since my discharge in 1971. Thanks for a fun quiz.

[@batchrocketproject4720]

I'll guess it was % water content and number of taste buds that tripped you up ;)

[@AFmedic]

@@batchrocketproject4720 Not even close! I didn't read #2 completely - I saw "Blood in adult human" and answered 10 (thinking pints and they asked for liters) So I was correct as far as blood in adult but wrong according to question. I answered "Rib" for most common broken bone. Apparently they don't count hairline fractures as a break (even though technically it is) otherwise rib would be higher.

[@misottovoce]

I was discharged in 1980, also AF medic stationed in Egin AF base Fla and then Ramstein in Germany where I was born. Always kept up my medical interest but got also 38/40...the spleen one and the collarbone one. Greetings from Spain!

[@AFmedic]

@@misottovoce Good Old Ramstein! I was with the 375th Aeromed Evac Sq. out of Scott AFB and been to Ramstein - one the primary stopping points those injured in Vietnam before returning to the States. Turned my back on the medical field after my discharge because I saw enough blood, pain, and suffering to last me a life time. This 72 yr old vet sends you his best!

[@bronball7881]

Im just a grade 6 kid and i also got 38

[@dianeboehm5450]

I did well. I was a TA for 26 years, between that and the various family medical problems I knew most of it.

[@claudiam7275]

got 25/40, currently studying to become a doctor. thanks for the video, it was great.

[@Quizzes4U]

You are welcome. Check out my other 2 human body quizzes. Good luck.

[@mauricebrocklehurst2358]

I only got 32/40 but I still love these quizzes. Thanks for extending my knowledge

[@Quizzes4U]

Thank you for watching 😁

[@krissymulan6373]

31/40... learned something new actually didn't know that the placenta was an organ I had to Google it..

[@caz7363]

Life skills has taught me most of these answers - did not learn at school. I got 35. Thanks 🙏

[@Quizzes4U]

Excellent!

[@vaishalisoni972]

Any NEET aspirants here ?

[@AlongeDamola-ik3pb]

Hey 👋

[@Priyangshu932]

Ya

[@abbusingh1469]

Me

[@Abhimanyu-cw8fw]

Then why am I here I am a jee aspirant.😂

[@Shubhishorts-hy3nd]

Yaa I am also a Neet aspirant

[@feurigerStern]

100% correct. Have worked in healthcare over 40 years.

[@susanrobinson910]

39/40. Thought the most commonly broken bone was a rib. Maybe I have been watching too much ER on Hulu, lol! Excellent quiz ❤️

[@Quizzes4U]

Great score. Thank you for letting me know that you enjoyed it. 😃

[@nancyj.ellington6407]

That was fun....a retired nurse. Missed 2 easy ones & got a few hard ones by process of elimination. Thanks for the fun!

[@plucas9324]

Me too--guessed rib.

[@Spring2411]

Same :)

[@appledoreman]

Me, too. I bet there's not a lot of difference between the two.

[@navirahamkhan4323]

I got 37 out of 40 . i am a sophomore in college preparing for NEET . this video is very helpful for students , Amazing great job

[@Quizzes4U]

It's my pleasure

[@gabimarais9402]

Brilliant quiz, as a former first aider it was great to test my memory. Gabi

[@Quizzes4U]

Glad you enjoyed it😀

[@williambunter3311]

Good educational fun! Thanks for posting.

[@19MJ58]

That was great! I think the fact that I am Greek helped a lot (95% of medical terminology is from Greek/Latin)

[@HarmonySearcher]

lol, i thought the same because I speak Spanish!

[@dorothymcclain2513]

thats what helped me.

[@marilon]

Tell me about it. I'm learning greek to help me study biology.

[@AstronomyGuru84]

Got 35/40 correct! - Getting ready to start classes for my AAS in Respiratory therapy. I have been taking all kinds of quizzes like this on KZbin. Very informative!

[@margaretdillinger5090]

I found out I knew a lot more than I thought . I think I missed 8 or 9, out of 40 and on this subject, I think was pretty good for an old woman. Lol.

[@FarfarFafa]

I am in the ninth grade, and I got 20/40 out of the test even though bio is one of my strong subjects. Goodness how can I be an anesthesiologist???

[@gloryjune1617]

So educational!!!! I missed 7, things I never heard before. I love learning about health. So interesting!!! Thank you!

[@MiksaMeeks]

Woo hoo! 100%! Full disclosure, Kinesiology and a few bio-scientific terminology classes as an undergrad.

[@reneeblair7593]

30/40 good quiz, I always learn something with these quizzes. I had a couple of lucky guesses on some.

[@Quizzes4U]

Excellent. Thanks for sharing.

[@tokutohyepthomi5084]

4 years and my the knowledge from hr Sec still helping me out.

[@torfrida6663]

37/40. Amazed at what I have forgotten but it is 50 years since I did any biology. Good quiz but too long. Half of this would be ideal.👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@tinman3381]

37/40 is a very good score Torfrida. Nice going . 😎🇺🇸👍💕🇬🇧

[@yvonnepetty3400]

Well done. Had to think back a bit. 😀

[@Quizzes4U]

Hi. Thanks for supporting my channel. I really appreciate it. I would love to make shorter videos, as these take forever to make. But KZbin doesn't like it when I make shorter videos. I tried a 10 question one once, and it remains one of my least viewed videos. Even the 25 question ones that were around 8 minutes long don't get half the views of the longer videos. When they go over 11 minutes KZbin recommends them to a much larger audience. Therefore that's how long I make them. I have just uploaded a MEGA quiz that goes live this Friday. It's a 100 question, 26 minute beast! So if you prefer the shorter ones, you might want to save that one until a time when you can't think of anything else to do for a while😁😂. It is a compilation of my favourite questions from my first 50 videos, so you may have already seen many of them. It is an experiment, just to see how KZbin and my subscribers react to a much longer video. Anyway, thanks for watching.

[@torfrida6663]

Quizzes4U Thanks for taking the trouble to explain.. had no idea of the complexities you face! 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@RizwanAwan0]

34/40...... After Fsc Medical.... This vedio made me realize that how strong is our memory Power....

[@lindalewis7098]

I really enjoyed this quiz.

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks😀

[@ehimenogala6546]

39 out of 40. Iam enjoying this

[@nalaterswa3038]

39/40. I'm a rehab nurse and see a lot of hip fractures so I assumed it was the most common!

[@echantelois]

Me too.

[@alphastudio7073]

Ribs are made up of coastal cartilage so they are most likely prone to break during injury

[@user08234]

29/40. Not too bad judging based on me only being taught that briefly in 7th-grade science!

[@HaiKuchhNaam]

got 34/40....It was a nice fun quiz, loved it!

[@MsSarinakg]

This was fun thank you - I remembered more than I have forgotten 🙂

[@melstiller8561]

Loved this quiz, absolutely loved it! Though I'm not in the medical profession, my own health challenges have taught me much more than I would otherwise know. Thanks for doing this! 👍😆🇨🇦

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks for sharing ☺️😊

[@robinjames1822]

Me to. April 2022 I wasn’t feeling good I went to the emergency room and end up staying 3wks due to my Afib how quickly I learned that my heart has 4 chambers! Got my knees replaced with titanium so I learned about my femur And went to the psychiatrist to learn one part of my brain that controls common sense is missing! I’m a walking MD!

[@melstiller8561]

@@robinjames1822 -- Never forget, Robin: medicine can repair bones, replace "defective" body parts, delay the aging process, diagnose unpronounceable diseases, and give hope where no hope exists. But there's one thing that modern medicine and science cannot do: x-ray, cut, slice, and suture another YOU -- someone who's always ready to learn new things!.

[@twillbdone3273]

I am coming to believe that having and correcting health challenges does put us in the medical profession. I've fixed more of my health challenges then the medical professions.

[@MariaRuiz-wr1qv]

Got 35 correct answers. Very good quiz

[@carolemckee1719]

40/40. I knew two semesters of Anatomy and Physiology would come in handy sometime.

[@shawnamartin3376]

You lie like a rug

[@sumayasharmenornee5717]

I got 35/ 40. Alhamdulillah.

[@CaliCarolyn]

36/40 I was a National Certified Massage Therapist and my coursework contained a lot of anatomy, physiology and pathology. Additionally, I’ve always tried to educate myself as much as possible about the human body and medical field. Loved it in school!

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

28 well memory coming back good all around test

[@testaments9733]

And i got 100% Because I'm a medical student

[@cw4608]

And as a possible patient, this is reassuring!😂

[@jaadd7]

Well 40/40 as a first year Med Student who studies in Arabic. Not bad!

[@pumagutten]

I did very well, and I am Norwegian. If I could have done the quiz in Norwegian I would probably have had almost perfect score. Lovely quiz!

[@catherinetester8365]

I'm a Brit too and very glad that I got an education with a smattering of Latin which is so useful in the anatomy/medical field. Made nursing school a bit easier.😊

[@nancymccord6421]

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH! This was an absolute STELLAR!!! Test. Although I'm embarrassed to say that I answered only 26 questions correctly, I'm now ISO for MORE!!! of YOUR VIDEO's in hopes of finding MORE Anatomy tests consisting of every aspect of anatomy... I learned so much from this video. Thank you again ~ Peace to you always...ALL WAYS🕊

[@pattstamps5101]

Am a retired H C A aged 76 remembered all but 1. Not bad for an old girl. Love your quiz keeps the brain active. Thankyou x

[@Quizzes4U]

Glad you enjoy them and that's an impressive memory. 😃👍

[@defender_of_wonder]

Very entertaining 👍🏻Enjoyed this food for the brain video!! New subscriber! Thank you for sharing! Be safe and healthy 😷Happy Holidays 🎄🎅🏻Take care!

[@Quizzes4U]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for subscribing. I hope I can keep you entertained. Happy holidays 😀😀

[@kennithprice6807]

36/40 thanks.

[@joellefelix1926]

35 but French native and a few words were unknown to me ! Loved this test. Thumb up !

[@Quizzes4U]

Very good!👍

[@safokitaz3670]

40/40. I'm a 2nd Year nursing Student :)

[@southernmomma5832]

Loved doing this quiz. 37/40 but I am a nurse so I should have gotten a 40/40. Thanks for sharing this quiz ✌️

[@Quizzes4U]

Great job!

[@barbarakidder2115]

I'm a nurse too, for over 50 years. I'm retired now missed 2 questions. Good update thank you.

[@tamseelamaliks]

Mine 36/40

[@thethinkingman-]

i would be surprised if a nurse could pass this without cheating! are you sure you didnt ask a doctor!

[@janetstotler399]

Me too, but I didn’t!

[@vickiehurt2665]

I got 36/40. I wanted to be a doctor at one point! 🧠🫁🫀👩🏽‍🔬

[@TheSoulTaker25]

Why gave up?

[@vickiehurt2665]

@@TheSoulTaker25 No. I didn’t want to go to school for the rest of my life. 🙄🤓

[@TheSoulTaker25]

@@vickiehurt2665 lol yh totally makes sense

[@bigails7877]

At this moment, I was already a doctor 😂😂 , love this n it’s fun

[@hariniammu..224]

TQ so much it help me to identify my knowledge I have answered correctly for 36 questions

[@sylviayoung6574]

With absolutely no college or medical training whatsoever I only missed 5! I find that to be quite awesome!

[@Quizzes4U]

You are awesome😀👍

[@patmcgillhastings9657]

All correct...but I am a Retired CNA and was of the old school before there were CNAs...LOL. We were taught a lot of health and anatomy, etc. when I worked for the state in a mental institution.

[@mimiro912]

Wow! I only got 11 wrong. I thought I would do a whole lot worse than that. This was a very interesting/informative video. Thank you for posting it.

[@Quizzes4U]

Glad it was helpful!😀

[@cuteboy5828]

Ohh same Dude !! 👌😅

[@youtubespy9473]

Bruh I got all wrong but 5. I need to go back to school lmfao

[@cuteboy5828]

@@youtubespy9473 😅😅

[@noypikram0901]

Same

[@jessicaadoyi]

i got 40/40 ,i had to read and reread some of the difficult questions each time but it was fun

[@jessii27star]

37/40 - Learned a bit today & I am grateful for this!

[@Quizzes4U]

Great job! Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed it.👍😃

[@lisahess1027]

37/40. Just remembering from the AP Biology class that I took in 1984-1985.

[@tonyamikhalych6197]

Thank you for a great quiz, I did not do as well as I thought I would, maybe half correct or a little more. I got way more wrong than I thought I would lol. But it was still informative and I corrected things I thought were correct! Good time! :)

[@Quizzes4U]

Excellent! Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed the quiz.

[@jonelfilipek7848]

38/40. Not bad for a person whose career was educational executive assistant (retired). I’ve often regretted not going into nursing.

[@joshuaburba1048]

Man, great quiz. I got all but one correct. It does help that I'm an Anatomy teacher though, haha. That was fun. I hope you have some movie quizzes. I'll crush those if you do. Have a good one.

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks. I have a couple of movie quizzes, give them a try. 😀

[@joshuaburba1048]

@@Quizzes4U Found your movie quizzes and enjoyed them thoroughly. Thank you so much.

[@CottageontheCorner]

Have you ever seen someone with situs inversus totalis or taught about it? I've had 3 children so far with it. It also can come with a ciliary defect that was once called immotile cilia syndrome, but now it's called pcd or primary ciliary dyskinesia...I feel lie I should be an anatomy teacher at this point.

[@joshuaburba1048]

@@CottageontheCorner There is a reason that I believe the old expression is true: "Necessity is the mother of learning." In other words, you learned so much because you had to. I was unfamiliar with idiopathic hyperinsomnia and plantar fasciitis until I was diagnosed with both. I'm so sorry to hear about this in 3 of your children. Obviously I would assume it's genetic if that's the case. No, I am not familiar with the condition. I often remind my students that I didn't go to medical school, after all. However, being very familiar with cilia and their roles in our bodies, I can only imagine how much impact that would have on someone's health and ability to function normally. Thank you for sharing, and again I'm very sorry for what you've had to deal with.

[@CottageontheCorner]

@@joshuaburba1048 Oh, you're so sweet. We're ok though. My 2 daughter's did not survive for long after birth, but my son is almost 2o and he leads a normal life with a job and friends. I have 2 other kids as well and they don't have it. I'm sorry for what you deal with and yes...we learn what we need to for sure!

[@f87115]

The bladder actually removes water from the body ,,, the kidneys remove water from the blood and the lymph 1:17

[@jeanneratterman]

34/40, a little rusty, but generally feel good about it. The bile/liver/gallbladder was a tricky one! :)

[@Quizzes4U]

Nice job!

[@mohammadidhrisidris6856]

Iam also confident that your team

[@dianeoliver9041]

I missed 10 but considering how long it’s been since I was in School & Biology Class, I would say that’s pretty good. My teacher would probably be thrilled if he was still alive, it was not my best subject. ☺️👍🏻

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks for sharing!!👍 Well done. 👏

[@mauricebrocklehurst2358]

I learned most of this stuff after i left school

[@fty20]

I got 31/40. Without training or any knowledge on anatomy and medicine. I'm actually impressed that I got so much right.

[@ajzepp8976]

Got all 40, but ive been an RN for 20yr, so thats maybe cheating. On the photoreceptor question, technically the retina IS part of the brain, so either brain or retina are acceptable answers

[@deirdremcallister893]

But is it though?

[@Radjehuty]

@@deirdremcallister893 Super old comment...but indeed the retina is considered brain tissue. The reason is because embryologically, the retina is formed from the same neural tube as the brain.

[@bobmorris8445]

I missed three (placenta). Make one up for diseases and the transmission of infections. Fun and informative. Thanks Bob

[@caroljean161]

Good quiz just one objection to a sort of trick question where the placenta was the answer named as the only disposable organ. We have BEFORE we are born it’s also combination of the maternal cells and fetal cells serving both mother and foetus. It could be argued that the appendix could have been the answer 👍🏽😊

[@Quizzes4U]

Hi thanks for joining the conversation. It's not a trick question. It's people's misunderstanding of the word disposable. An appendix may not be necessary to life but it doesn't fit the description of disposable, it can only exit the body by surgery and a new one won't grow if needed. Only the placenta meets the dictionary definition of disposable, which is 'intended to be thrown away after use'. Only the placenta is intended to be disposable. There are other organs such as the gallbladder that we can live without, not just the appendix. Just because we can live without them doesn't make them disposable. It wasn't meant to be a trick question. I hope that helps explain. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@ellendolber2765]

Appendix yes, and you can live without a spleen also..... but placenta, didn't like the trick question.

[@caroljean161]

@@Quizzes4U thanks for your reply. I still contest that intentional or not it was a trick question😇 the placenta is not an organ like the rest of our organs and in that sense it isn't a straightforward question. Its made up of fetal and maternal cells

[@Quizzes4U]

You can also live without a gallbladder. With only one lung or one kidney. But it wasn't a trick question as the question wasn't which organ can you live without or have removed by surgery. It was which is the only disposable organ. The definition of disposable is "intended to be thrown away after use". Only the placenta fits this. None of the others are intended to be thrown away after use.

[@melissadunton3534]

@@Quizzes4U what about an organ that is thrown away after use on a daily basis and replaces itself? Does that fit the definition? If so, skin would also be disposable. I’m seriously asking as we do not die with the same skin we are born with...?

[@jrossiter2117]

29 correct. Not too bad for someone who doesn't like science.

[@Stilbe]

I'm glad to find out I actually learned some biology in high school😂 although I couldn't answer many bc they weren't in my native language and I didn't know the names😅

[@rosemarydudley9954]

chonsa ... most medical terms are used world wide. So everyone knows what they are called.

[@Stilbe]

@@rosemarydudley9954 not in mine. I can translate them if you want, you'll see how different some of them are

[@misiwelch3978]

I missed 4, but I haven't had a formal education yet. Started school in January for medical laboratory science but haven't taken any science classes yet (have to start with pre-requisites). Everything learned so far has been from pure curiosity!

[@scottbrady9477]

I did a one year course in wool classing and was taught that sheep have sulfuric acid in their stomachs, i find it strange that sheep have sulfuric acid and humans have hydrochloric acid.

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

REALLY? If you bothered to look it up, you would see that sheep have hydrochloric acid in their stomach, just like humans and I suspect ALL mammals. So you were either taught wrong, or you don't really remember what you were taught.

[@Radjehuty]

Such an old comment, but I think there may have been some confusion in that class. Sheep, like any mammal, utilize hydrochloric acid as gastric acid. Sulfuric acid wouldn't be tolerable as it's far too corrosive for living tissue. Seeing this comment it made me look up why there would be this confusion and I can only find that sulfuric acid can be used to treat wool industrially, but that's all I can find.

[@julieb737]

I got 33/40 which considering I only did GCSE biology back in 1988 and have MS and a really failing memory I was kinda chuffed I got so many right . Good fun too .

[@maryrosedacut6042]

Hi! I'm a 1st year nursing student and this quiz was fun, one of our majors rn is AnaPhy and we'll be having our midterms in a few days, this was a great help in recall!

[@CarrieDoway]

38/40 No medical background. Rib and gallbladder let me down

[@smritidhakal2106]

Very easy questions

[@TebohoandAsithandile]

If it was a real test I would've passed it with flying colours. Wow I'm impressed with myself that I still remember very well, Biology from high school

[@alisaishere]

40/40! Proof that us RDs know all about the human body, considering some people think we only know about food and calories.

[@shaynejones7653]

Like 6 wrong, very interesting. Thank you

[@cindygardener-collinsmimi531]

30 correct (lots of lucky guesswork), good job I'm not a Doctor!!.