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Prepare for the BIO 210 Final Exam at Trident Technical College with this comprehensive study guide. This resource includes detailed chapter summaries, key anatomy and physiology concepts, essential terminology, diagrams, and practice questions with answers to reinforce learning and improve exam performance. Perfect for students preparing for final exams, comprehensive course reviews, and last-minute revision during the 2026–2027 academic year.

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BIO 210 Final Exam Review (Trident Technical College) Complete
Study Guide, Practice Questions & Comprehensive Exam Prep 2026–
2027
1. Anatomy: thestudyofstructure h h h h




2. Physiology: thestudyoffunction h h h h




3. Metabolism: allthechemicalreactionsthathappeninourbodycells h h h h h h h h h h




4. Catabolism: the breakdown of complex molecules into simpler ones. Catabolic reaction
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5. Anabolism: Thebuildingupofcomplexmoleculesfromsimplerones h h h h h h h h h




6. Levels of Structural Organization: Atom(chemical),Molecule(chemical),Celltissue,Organ,Organ
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System, Organism
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7. Homeostasis: The maintenance of the internal environment regardless of external conditions
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8. Negative feedback mechanism: Most feedback mechanisms are this type - regulating body tem-
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perature, blood pressure, blood glucose
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9. Cranial Cavity: Brainandspinalcord h h h h h




10. vertebral cavity: spinalcord h h h




11. thoracic cavity: heartandlungs h h h h




12. abdominopelvic cavity: stoachdigestiveorgans h h h h




13. parietal membrane: lines cavity wall h h h h




14. visceral membrane: linestheorganssurface h h h h h




15. ATP: a form of energy used by all reactions in cells. Made in the mitochondria
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16. 4elements that makeup 96% of the humanbody:Oxygen,hydrogen,carbonand
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nitrogen
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17. atomic number: number of protons. Always the same as the number of electrons
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18. Atomic mass: decimalnumber-numberofprotonsandneutronstogether-ifyousubtracttheprotons youget
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thenumberofneutrons
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19. ionic bonds: thetransferofoneormoreelectrons
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20. anion: negativecharge-gainsoneelectron
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21. cation: positivecharge-losesoneelectron
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22. covalent bond: sharedelectrons h h h




23. 2 types of covalent bonds: Polar-unequalsharingofelectrons
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Nonpolar - equalsharingof electrons
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24. PH: Acid baseconcentration-homeostasisofacid basebalance isregulatedby chemicalscalled butters
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25. buffers: acccepthydrogenionswhenPHishighanddonateswhenthePHislow
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26. Carbohydrates - organic compound: fructose, glycogen h h h h h




27. Protiens- organic compound: aminoacidsandenzymes h h h h h h h




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,28. Lipids - organic compound: triglycerides, cholesterol
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29. Nucleic acids - organic compound: DNA,RNA h h h h h h




30. DNA nitrogenous bases: Adenine, Guanine,Cytosine, Thymine (AGCT)
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31. RNA nitrogenous bases: Adenine,Guanine,Cytosine,Uracil(AGSU)
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32. Plasma Membrane: Phospholipid bilayer composed of hydrophilic (phosphate) heads and hydrophobic
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(lipid)tails
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33. Resting membrane potential: maintained by sodium potassium pump (active transport) - takes 3
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sodium out and 2 potassium in
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34. K+ Potassium: 10 times higher inside the cell - major intracellular cation
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35. Na+ Sodium: 10timeshigheroutsidethecell-majorextracellularcation
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36. passive transport - osmosis: Movementofwater.Waterfollowssalt,thatswhatmakesitmove
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37. Hypotonic solution: cellslyse/burst h h h




38. Isotonic solution: no change h h h




39. Hypertonic solution: cellshrink h h h




40. cell cycle: beforeacellcandivide,it'sDNAhastobereplicatedexactly
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41. 3 stages of interphase: G1-Growthandmetabolism S -
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DNA replication
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G2 - Preparation for division
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42. CellDivision-Mitosis:4Phases h h h h h




Prophase
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Metaphase
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Telophase
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43. Prophase: chromosomesappear h h




44. Metaphase: chromosomes cluster in the middle h h h h h




45. Anaphase: daughter chromosomes appear h h h




46. Telophase: identical sets of chromosomes at opposite poles; cleavage furrow h h h h h h h h h




47. Cytokinesis: completedivisionofthecell h h h h h




48. Protein synthesis - Transcription: DNA's information is encoded by a codon in mRNA. Happens inthe
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nucleus
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49. Protein synthesis - Translation: Information carried by the mRNAis decoded by an anticodon and used to
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assemble polypeptides. Happens in the cytosol/ribosome
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, 50. Tissues: Groupsofcellssimilarinstructurethatperformaspecificfunction h h h h h h h h h h h




51. Epithelial Tissue: asheetofcellsthatcoverabodysurfaceorlinesacavity h h h h h h h h h h h h h h




52. Connective Tissue (CT): CTProper-fibroblasts h h h h h h




Cartilage-chondrocytes
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Bone-Osteocytes
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Blood - erythrocytes and leukocytes and platelets
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53. Muscle tissue: skeletalmuscle h h h




Cardiac muscle
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54. nervoustissue:neurons h h




neuroglia
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55. Glandular epithelia - Endocrine: ductless glands that secrete directly into the bloodstream.
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Product does not leave the body (hormones)
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56. Glandular epithelia - exocrine: secretetheirproductsthroughductsontobodysurfaces-theEXit the
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body. Sebaceous (oil) glands nd sudiferous (sweat) glands
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57. 3 regions of the skin: epidermis (outermost)
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dermis(vascularlayer)
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hypodermis-subcutaneous h h




58. 5 cell layers of the epidermis: stratumcorneum-keratinized-waterproofsloughsottcellsaredead
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stratum lucidum - only in thick skin - soles of feet and palms of hands - cells are dead here
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stratum granulosum - keratinization begins here
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stratum spinosum - tension resisting bundles of pre-keratin filaments stratum
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basale-activelymitoticstemcells
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59. Sweat Glands: sudiferous - secrete sweat intoand through the glands duct system tothe skin surface
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60. Oil Glands: sebaceous-oilglandsthatsecretesebumtotheskinandhair.Helppreventfromdryingout.
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61. Skin Cancer: BasalCellCarcinoma h h h h




Squamous Cell carcinoma
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Melanoma
62. Diaphysis: Theshaft h h




63. Epiphysis: Boneendscoveredwithanarticularsurface h h h h h h h




64. Endosteum: Covers internal bone surface - justlike periosteum but inside h h h h h h h h h h




65. Periosteum: white double layered membrane covering the external bone surface h h h h h h h h h





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