Objectives
Animal structure, Chemical signals, Nervous system, Senses.
START BY STUDYING BOLD-FACED INFORMATION
Chapter 40
New terms:
CuboidalSquamousStratifiedColumnarmatrix
Basement membranefibersTendonLigamentsmesentaries
Haversion systemTissuesInterstitial fluidhomeostasiscollagen
Leukocytesthrombocyteserythrocyteslacunaekeratin
- What are the levels of structural organization from subatomic particle to biosphere including definition and examples?
- PPT on my website about tissues
- What are the four types of animal tissues, functions of each, subcategories of each, and examples of each.
- Identify the different tissues from a picture of them.
- Why is the surface area to volume ratio important?
- What are positive and negative feedback and examples of each?
Chapter 45
Key terms:
HormonesPheromoneshormone receptorssecond messengerendocrine
Exocrine glandsteroidhormonejuvenile hormonecAMPpituitary
HypothalamusProstaglandinspeptide hormone
- What is the mechanism that steroid hormones use to maintain homeostasis in the body?
- What is the mechanism that peptide hormones use to trigger responses in the cell?
- Explain the relationship between the hypothalamus, pituitary, and other glands in the body.
- Location of glands (page 898)
- Handout on hormones:
- Important topics above chart and questions on the back of the handout
- Memorize the chart on page 899 including gland, hormone, chemical structure, and functions.
- Explain the long term and short term responses to adrenal gland hormones.
- Explain the process of maintaining calcium homeostasis and glucose homeostasis as indicated in diagrams on pages 905 and 906.
Chapter 48
Key terms:
Central NSPeripheral NSSomatic NSParasympatheticNSSympathetic NS
Synapseneurotransmittersneuronmyelin sheathschwann cells
Interneuronsensory neuronmotor neuronNa/K pumpthreshold
Action potentialafferent neuronefferent neuronautonomic NScholinesterase
Corpus callosum limbic systemganglionglial cellsrefractory period
- Typed page of notes on nervous system
- What are the different ways to divide the nervous system into functioning units? (page 978)
- Explain how a neuron conduct an impulse down its membrane including the four stages and what is happening during each?
- How does a message get passed from one cell to another cell?
- What are the key structures that make up a neuron including supporting cells? (962)
- What are the key parts of the vertebrate brain and the function of each? (Diagram page 980)
- What are the four lobes of the brain and what is the primary function of each?
- Explain how each of the following is done and what the test is used for: CT scan, PET scan, EEG, MRI
Chapter 49
Key terms:
Sensory receptorConesrodscochlearetina
semicircular canalsmyofibrilsThick filamentsthin filamentsmyosin
actinsarcomereCross-bridgeTropomyosinmyoglobin
tetanusintercalated discsjointmuscle fiber
- What are the five types of receptors and the types of stimulus that they sense?
- Describe the structure and function of the human eye and its parts.
- Describe the structure and function of the human ear and its part.
- Describe the structure of a skeletal muscle down to the cellular level.
- Describe the mechanism that muscles contract (sliding filament theory)
- What are the three types of muscles, where they are found, involuntary or voluntary, and their functions
- Muscle powerpoint on the website