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Adv. Bio. 9 Weeks

Dr. Kloor

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Four Functions of the skin Protective Excretory Temperature Regulation Synthetic
T/F: Chemical reaction involve the formation or breaking of chemical bonds True
T/F: Carbohydrates contain the elements carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen. False
T/F: Normal Blood pH ranges from 7.35 to 7.45 True
T/F: Triglycerides are in fatty tissues where they provide insulation and reserve body fuel. True
T/F: Proteins are constructed from building blocks called amino acids True
T/F: A nucleotide contains a five carbon sugar, a nitrogen base and a carbonate group False
T/F: DNA is a double stranded molecule True
T/F: The subatomic particle that has the smallest mass is the neutron False
T/F: Alkaline substances have pH values that are greater than 7. True
T/F: Tissue repair may involve regeneration and fibrosis True
Less solutes than solvent Hypotonic Solution
Balance of the organism to resist change Homeostasis
Is a segment of DNA that carries the instructions for building one protein. Gene
Irritability and conductivity are this tissues function Nervous Tissue
Has the following cell shapes; squamous, cuboidal and columnar Epithelial Tissue
Is the selective barrier to the movement of substances into and out of the cell. Plasma Membrane
Is the supportive, protective and binding tissue Connective Tissue
Carries the code for protein synthesis into the cytoplasm Messenger RNA
Is specialized as skeletal, cardia and smooth types Muscle Tissue
More solutes and less solvent Hypertonic solution
The universal energy compound used by all cells of the body is: ATP
The connective tissues with the hardest extra cellular matrix is: Bone
Amitotic tissue are limited in the ability to repair so scar tissue is the result in tissue healing; an example is Cardiac Muscle
An epithelial tissue that is able to withstand friction is: Stratified Squamous
Which is not a cell organelle? Cytosol
Is transfer of electrons between atoms Ionic
Four quadrants of the abdominal cavity Upper right, upper left, lower left, lower right
Make up living matter and usually do not contain carbon (exceptions include carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide) Inorganic compound
The capacity to do work Energy
Proton acceptors have pH greater than 7 Bases
The carbon containing compounds that compromise living matter Organic compounds
Anything that occupies space has mass Matter
Is a substance that can not be broken down into simpler substances by ordinary chemical needs Element
Is the division of cytoplasm Cytokynesis
are the building blocks of elements Atoms
have different number of neutrons in the same element Isotopes
Is the combination of two different or two same atoms Molecule
is a negatively charged subatomic particle Electron
Release hydrogen ions when dissolved in water Acids
Is nuclear division part of cell division Mitosis
Name the five phases of Mitosis Interphase Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase
Puts secretion into hair follicles Sebaceous Glands
Puts secretions on skin surface Sweat Glands
Allergic reaction of the skin Contact Dermatitis
Dead epidermal layer with keratin Stratum Corneum
Active epidermal layer with melanin Stratum Basale
nfection of the skin surface Impetigo
What is not a structure found in the dermis? Melanocytes
The type of burn that always requires skin graphs? Third Degree
Eccrine glands produce the following substances except Sebum
Which structure is not a feature of the human hair Lunula
T/F: All cells on the surface skin are dead and continually flake off True
T/F: Three skin layers are epidermis, dermis, and hypo dermis True
T/F: The area that produces the ridges in fingerprints is the reticular layer False
T/F: Both hair and nails are dead Keratinized cells True
T/F: Malignant melanoma is rare but fatal form of skin cancer. True
Is the connective tissue body membrane in joints Synovial
Is the epithelial membrane that lines the respiratory and digestive tracts Mucous
Is the epithelial membrane lining the pericardial pleural and peritoneal spaces Serous
s the epithelial layer expose to the environmental surface and is stratified squamous epithelium Cutanious
Five Layers of the Epidermis Stratum Corneum S. Lucidum S. Granulosum S. Spinosum S. Basale
Major component of both organic and inorganic molecules. As a gas function in ATP production. Oxygen
Primary element in all organic compounds Carbon
Comprises less than 0.01% of Human Body Composition Trace Elements
Influences body pH Mg, I, Fe and 6 other elements
Is a component of proteins and nucleic acids Nitrogen
Comprises 96.1% of Human body composition Carbon, Oxygen, hydrogen, Nitrogen
T/F: Potassium is a major intracellular cation function in nerve impulses and muscle contractions False
T/F: Na(Sodium) is a major extracellular cation important for water balance conduction of nerve impulses and muscle contractions True
T/F: Iodine (I) is needed to make functional thyroid hormones True
Femoral Thigh
Mammary Breast
Nose Nasal
Thoracic Chest
Cephalic Head
A plane that runs down the length of the body dividing into right and left parts Sagittal
A plane that runs horizontally dividing the body into superior and anterior parts Transverse
A plane that divided in the body into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) parts. Frontal
Brain is contained in what cavity Cranial
Gluteal Buttocks
Umbilical Naval
Carpal Wrist
Axillary The armpit
Oral Mouth
The wrist is what the hand Proximal
The chest is what to the abdomen Superior
The brain is what to the spinal cord Superior
The ankle is what to the hip Distal
The buttocks are in the what plane Posterior
Brain, spinal cord, and nerves Nervous SYstem
Heart and blood vessels Cardiovascular SYstem
Nose, Pharynx, larynx, and trachea Respiratory System
Kidneys and bladder Urinary System
Uterus and ovaries Reproductive System
Bones tendons and joint Skeletal System
Hair Nails and sweat glands Integumentary System
Thyroid adrenal and pancreas Endocrine System
Movement and generates heat Muscular System
Mouth, esophagus and stomach Digestive System
A plane that divides the body into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) parts Frontal
A plane that runs down the length of the body dividing into right and left parts Sagittal
A plane that runs horizontally dividing the body into superior and inferior parts Transverse
Equal amounts of solute and solvent on a semi-permiable membrane Isotonic Solution
3 Parts of the Axial Skeleton Skull, Vertebral column and Rib cage
6 Bones of the Skull Mandible Maxilla Nasal Parietal Ethmoid Sphenoid
5 Regions of the Spinal Column Thoracic Coccyx Sacral Cervical Lumbar
Four types of bone Short Long Flat Irregular
3 Functions of the Skeletal System Protection Movement Support
Bone sin the body 206
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