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Human Body Trivia Quiz Questions and Answers

What component is shared by hair, nails, and skin?
A: Keratin.

What are the two distinct layers of human skin called?
A: Dermis and epidermis.

The breast bone in a human is also known as what?
A: Sternum.

What is the scientific name for the belly button?
A: Umbilicus.

The tendon at the top of the human heel is called what?
A: Achilles tendon.

What bone is also called the tibia?
A: The shin bone.

Where is one's gluteus maximus located?
A: Your buttocks.

 

Veins carry blood to what organ?
A: Heart.

How many senses to human beings have?
A: 5.

In the human body, what is the longest bone?
A: Femur.

Which sex is twice as likely to catch leprosy?
A: The male.

The most insect bitten part of the human body is what part?
A: Foot.

Cholecystitis affects what part of the human body?
A: Gall bladder.

When sneezing, what part of the body is it impossible to keep open?
A: Eyes.

 

Hepatitis affects which organ?
A: Liver.

What was the first effective antibiotic used in medicine?
A: Penicillin.

How many teeth do humans have?
A: 32.

What is the substance that makes up most of the human body?
A: Water.

Where is ones pituitary gland located?
A: In the brain.

Where would one find ones olfactory organs?
A: On ones face, the nose.

What organs are involved in renal failure?
A: Kidneys.

 

The metacarpus is what part of your body?
A: Your hand.

What disease does the Wasserman test look for?
A: Syphillis.

What is the more common name for the maxilla bone?
A: Upper Jaw.

What disease would cause one to put on allopurinol?
A: Gout.

What is the scientific term for the thigh bone?
A: Femur.

What is myeloid tissue also called?
A: Bone marrow.

What were the names of the first recorded pair of Siamese twins?
A: Chang and Eng.

 

What is another word meaning masticating?
A: Chewing.

What part of the body is enlarged in Encephalitis?
A: Brain.

When the sun activates your melanocytes what appear on your body?
A: Freckles.

What are the four main blood groups?
A: A, B, AB, and O.

Found on the human body, especially the face, what is another name for lentigines?
A: Freckles.

Myalgia affects what part of the human body?
A: Muscles.

Gingivitis is inflammation of what part of the human body?
A: Gums.

 

Pulmonic refers to what part of the body?
A: Lungs.

What is the scientific name for the removal of ones kidney?
A: Nephrectomy.

What is the common name for swelling and inflammation of the thyroid gland?
A: Goiter.

Where in the body is the pineal gland located?
A: Brain.

The pollex is what part of the hand?
A: Thumb.

How many chambers are there in the human heart?
A: 4.

What are people doing while osculating?
A: Kissing.

 

What are ones front cutting teeth also known as?
A: Incisors.

What non-contagious disease is the most common?
A: Tooth decay.

What does it mean if one is hirsute?
A: You are hairy.

Insulin is produced by what organ in the human body?
A: Pancreas.

If you can't stop moving your fingers and toes what do you have?
A: Athetosis.

In humans, what are the two types of blood corpuscles?
A: Red and white.

Which of the 5 human senses is most closely linked with memory?
A: Sense of smell.

 

What bodily function can reach speeds of over 200 miles per hour?
A: Sneeze.

In a splenectomy what is being removed?
A: Spleen.

What are the four tastes that a human can detect?
A: Sweet, Sour, Salt, Bitter.

A polyorchid man has at least three of what?
A: Testicles.

Where is the thickest part of the human skin?
A: The back.

Which finger has the fastest growing nail?
A: Middle finger.

Which bone is the hardest bone in the human body?
A: Jaw bone.

 

What is the outermost layer of skin called?
A: Epidermis.

What temperature in degrees centigrade is the average human body temperature?
A: 37 degrees.

What are the four types of teeth?
A: Incisors, canine, pre-molars, and molars.

What is the soft area of cartilage in a baby's head called?
A: Fontanelle.

What hormone controls the supply of sugar to the muscles?
A: Insulin.

The bridge can be found on what part of the body?
A: Nose.

What is the muscle used for breathing called which separates the chest from the abdomen?
A: Diaphragm.

 
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