Biology 1409.01 EXAM 1 SUMMER II 2007


The following will serve as a list of areas that will be covered on the first exam. Chapters 11 - 13.

Format: The exam will consist of 50 multiple guess questions (70 points), and  short answer questions. (30 points).


Section I (multiple guess):

Chapter 11
  • basic types of tissues & their locations
  • recognize basic tissues by their general apperance
  • type of junctions between cells in various tissues
  • distinguishing features of tissues
  • body cavities - descriptions
  • mucous vs. serous membranes
Chapter 12
  • features of arteries
  • features of veins
  • edema - in extremities (feet, hands) what is responsible for it
  • characteristics of capillaries
  • function of the  semi lunar valves
  • what happens to the body if a hole in the heart that is normally present in the fetal heart does not close after birth? (flow of blood)
  • recognize the major vessels attached to the heart and the interior chambers of the heart
  • role of SA node
  • interpret graphical information concerning blood pressure and total cross sectional area of circulatory vessels
  • heart sounds (what is responsible)
  • heart murmors
  • emergency room intervention electrically shocking the heart
  • ECG (parts of the waveform, what they indicate)
Chapter 13
  • lymph vessel composition
  • pathogens
  • inflammatory reaction
  • source and role of histimine
  • specific vs. non-specific defense mechanisms
  • role of complement
  • antibody mediated immunity
  • features of  T cells and B cells
  • clonal selection theory
  • features of classes of immunoglobulins: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, IgM
  • blood typing
  • basics of  HIV the virus that causes AIDS
  • passive vs. active immunity  

Section II (short answer)

  • E.C.G. diagram 
  • Circulation - a drop of blood traveling through the heart (include all valves chambers and associate vessels arteries & veins)
  • Immune System Response to A Micobial Infection (viruses & bacteria) handout.
  • characteristics of a bacterial based disease (an example) (main way we fight it)
  • characteristics of a viral based disease (an example) (main way we fight it)
  See you at 8:00 AM Monday morning. - Prof. Storey


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