BSC 2085 Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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, All living things, including the human being, can be metabolism, Excretion, responsivness/regulation, movement, growth,
distinguished from non-living things via the following differentation, reproduction
basic life processes. Absence or cessation of these
processes will result in death of the organism.
What is Catabolism Large molecules in living cells are broken down or degraded (catabolism of
Lipids)
What is Anabolism Energy is released by catabolism to synthesize complex molecules (anabolism of
lipids)
What are the five levels of organization to help us Chemical (atoms, molecules> Cellular>tissue>organ>system>organism (the body)
understand the anatomy and psychology of body?
What distinguishes a living from an inanimate object? Living conducts self sustaining biological processes
What is the smallest and most basic form of life? A cell
Describe a cell structure
What are the 11 body systems? integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular (circulatory),
lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive
cardiovascular system function transport nutrients and waste products
digestive system function digestion and absorption
endocrine system function produce and release hormones
lymphatic system functions a one way system of vessels that transport lymph throughout the body
immune system function defend against foreign invaders
ingumentary system function protective body temp regulation
Muscular system function body movement
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, All living things, including the human being, can be metabolism, Excretion, responsivness/regulation, movement, growth,
distinguished from non-living things via the following differentation, reproduction
basic life processes. Absence or cessation of these
processes will result in death of the organism.
What is Catabolism Large molecules in living cells are broken down or degraded (catabolism of
Lipids)
What is Anabolism Energy is released by catabolism to synthesize complex molecules (anabolism of
lipids)
What are the five levels of organization to help us Chemical (atoms, molecules> Cellular>tissue>organ>system>organism (the body)
understand the anatomy and psychology of body?
What distinguishes a living from an inanimate object? Living conducts self sustaining biological processes
What is the smallest and most basic form of life? A cell
Describe a cell structure
What are the 11 body systems? integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular (circulatory),
lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive
cardiovascular system function transport nutrients and waste products
digestive system function digestion and absorption
endocrine system function produce and release hormones
lymphatic system functions a one way system of vessels that transport lymph throughout the body
immune system function defend against foreign invaders
ingumentary system function protective body temp regulation
Muscular system function body movement
