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    The document provides a 10 question review for a BIO 230 exam. It includes both illustrated and descriptive anatomy questions covering topics like organelles, organ systems, skin layers, bone development, and metabolic processes. An answer key is provided for the illustrated questions identifying structures like mitochondria, bones, and organ systems. Descriptive question answers define terms like the sagittal plane, diffusion, polysaccharides, and the metabolism. Memory aids are suggested for learning topics such as the functions of lysosomes, Golgi apparatus, and DNA bases.

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    BIO 230 Exam 1 Review

    Len Castro 5.13.2020


    Illustrated Identification Questions of Anatomy
    Question 1
    Please identify which organelle line number 7 in
    drawn to.

    The major job of this organelle is to convert organic


    materials into energy for the cell to use.
    Question 2
    Identify the process of bone development
    taking place.
    Question 3

    Identity the bones highlighted in green.

    *please note is shows both the superior and


    inferior view of them*
    Question 4

    Identify the layer of skin marked by the red


    bracket.
    Question 5

    Identify which organ system of the body is illustrated.

    Its responsibilities include: hormone production, and control and


    regulation of other functions. Organs in this system include: the pipuitary
    gland, adrenals, pancreas, thyroid, parathyroids, and other organs.
    Question 6

    Identify the body cavity bracketed in blue.


    Question 7

    Please identify which organelle line number 14 is drawn


    to.

    This organelle functions as the packing and shipping


    center for proteins outbound from the cell.
    Question 8

    Identify the degree of burn circled in the illustration.


    Question 9

    Identify the bone highlighted in green.


    Question 10

    Identify the process that is illustrated.

    “The net movement of water across a partially permeable


    membrane from a high concentration of water to a low
    concentration of water.”
    Descriptive Questions of Anatomy
    Question 1

    This plane divides the body into a left and right side. It is used to display or illustrate the organs in the head
    and pelvic cavity.
    Question 2

    In this process particles move across a selectively permeable membrane from an area of high to low
    concentration.
    Question 3

    This type of carbohydrate consists of a lot sugar units linked together in straight chains or even complex shapes.
    Question 4

    This gland is in the dermis layer of the skin and has ductway leading to a hair follicle. It is also a scent gland
    that responds to both stress and sexual stimulation.
    Question 5

    This disorder of the skin is the result of contact with chemicals or toxins. It is recognizable by its inflamed
    itchy red skin.
    Question 6

    Bones are shattered into pieces rather than simply broken. This type of fracture most often occurs as the
    result of car accidents and other extreme impact accidents.
    Question 7

    These cells serve to protect and assist the neurons.


    Question 8

    This type of epithelial cell is flat in shape (like a pancake or scale) and is where one of three types of skin
    cancer develops.
    Question 9

    This term is used as the sum all chemical reactions within the body.
    Question 10

    This Bone is part of the skull. It is on the posterior side of the skull, is inferior to the parietal bones, and sits
    on the midline of the body.
    Answer key for the illustrated questions in the
    next slide
    Answer Key for Illustrated Questions

    Q1. Mitochondria

    Q2. The Process of Endochondral Ossification

    Q3. Tarsal bones

    Q4. Dermis layer of skin

    Q5. Endocrine Organ System


    Q6. Abdominopelvic Cavity

    Q7. The Golgi Apparatus

    Q8. Third Degree Burn

    Q9. Ulna Bone

    Q10. The process of Osmosis


    Answer Key for Descriptive Questions

    Q1. Sagittal Plane

    Q2. The process of diffusion

    Q3. Polysaccharides

    Q4. Apocrine Sweat Glands

    Q5. Dermatitis
    Q6. Comminuted fractures

    Q7. The cells called neuroglia

    Q8. Squamous cells

    Q9. The metabolism

    Q10. Occipital bone


    Sources Used

    Thompson, Gale. Understanding Anatomy and Physiology : A Visual, Auditory, Interactive Approach, F. A. Davis Company,
    2015

    www.free-anatomy-quiz.com

    Quizlet.com
    Most helpful memory aids for me.

    1. Lysosomes - Lyso sounds like Lysol, which is great for destroying bacteria, as are lysosomes.

    2. Golgi Apparatus- Take the G from Golgi, the Ap from Apparatus and you have Gap. Gap clothing ships
    their packages via FedEx or UPS. The Golgi Apparatus also prepares, packages and ships.

    3. Endocytosis - Endo kind of sounds like Indoor. Endocytosis brings substances into or "indoor" the cell.

    4. Exocytosis- Exo, like Exorcism. Cast out the devil! Exocytosis moves substances outside a cell.

    5. Collagen- Think collage, like the art technique, an assemblage of different forms - Collagen is the most
    abundant protein and is in different forms like cartilage, bone, tendons, etc.
    6. Epithelial- I think of an EpiPen. You inject it through your skin - Epithelial tissue covers the body's surface.

    7. Malignant - Malignant sounds like Malicious. Both mean they intend to do harm.

    8. Endoplasmic Reticulum - TransportER

    9. Cilia- Sounds like silly - like those inflatable tube man things that wave all directions. Cilia are tubular,
    long wavy man looking organelles.

    10. DNAs nitrogen bases A, T, G or C. I had a fun teacher who would remember these by saying "I like to
    look AT George Clooney." I've never forgotten it even though George just isn't my type.

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