BIOB33H3 Lecture Notes - Microvillus, Serous Fluid, Aorta

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Biob33 human biology: development and anatomy lecture 1. Office hour: monday 11am-12pm, sw 540c (office) or sw322 (lab) Human anatomy 7th edition by martini, timmons & tallitsch: mastering a&p (. 60) Only need to buy the fatal dissection which is used in lab 4 in june. Materials for other labs will be posted in the intranet. Ex. in lab 3, quiz is on lab 2 material, not labs 2 & 1. But, not the study of body function, cycle & mechanism. Krebs cycle is not covered in the course. Anatomy looks at cellular level and upward, not molecular level. Protection for organs, don"t want those bones to move, ex. rib cage protects lungs. Both origin & insertion are necessary for movement. Wider range of movement for arms than for legs. Pelvis provides support for the body: nervous system & 4) endocrine system. Not the main focus in this course: cardiovascular system. White blood cell is for immune system: respiratory system.

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1. The anatomic position refers to the position in which a person is standing upright facing the observer, feet parallel and flat on the floor, and palms facing forward.

True

False

2. The study of how gases are transferred between the lungs and blood, and between the blood and body tissues, best describes the focus of

cardiovascular physiology.

respiratory physiology.

nervous system anatomy.

reproductive anatomy.

3. Which level of organization in the human body involves two or more tissue types working together to perform specific, complex functions?

Tissue level

Cellular level

Organismal level

Organ level

4. A patient complaining of pain on his left side just deep to the ribs would be referring to which abdominopelvic quadrant?

Left upper

Right upper

Right lower

Left lower

5. Homeostasis is BEST described as

a process in which the external environment has no influence on the internal environment.

the changes in the internal environment which have no influence on health.

the maintenance of a stable internal environment despite a changing external environment.

the prevention of changes internally despite external changes.

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5. Human Hormones and Reproduction

5a. Identify and explain each of the hormones associated with human male

gamete production. In your answer, include where each is produced, the target

cells for those hormones, the function of those hormones, and the impact of those

hormones.

5b. Describe the âanatomyâ of a human sperm and a human egg. As a part of

your answer, explain what each gamete contributes when making an embryo, and

how their respective forms and development dictate their relative functions.

5c. How is maleness determined in humans? Explain the genetic, cellular, and

physiological things that dictate maleness with regards to the development of

anatomical structures. Be specific.

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2)Why do you think that your structure and your function arerelated? Support your contention based on 3 lines of evidence basedon the chemistry, physics, anatomy, or physiology involved in yourexample.

3)Which are the levels of organization involved in your example(c1)? Cite events occurring at its main level of organization (c2)and indicate how they relate to the whole body level (c3). Pleasenotice that 3 items are required (thus, answers should be labeledas âc1, c2, and c3â).

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