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PSIO 305 EVALUATION EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔areolar tissue - ✔✔found in outer dermis of skin, interstitial tissue, mesenteries and
serous membranes

water reservoir

✔✔adipose tissue - ✔✔low power: insulation, shock absorption, fatty pads around
organs, subcutaneous fat

high power: insulation, generation of heat

✔✔dense irregular connective tissue - ✔✔found in the deep dermis of the skin and in
the submucosa of the hollow organs

✔✔how is hair similar and different from fat? - ✔✔both are insulating

hair does not generate heat

✔✔arrector pilli muscle - ✔✔change in thickness of insulation

lifts hair follicle, erect hair (piloerection)

✔✔glands of the integumentary system - ✔✔eccrine gland: sweat exits at sweat pore

sebaceous gland: sebum exits along hair

✔✔sebum - ✔✔waterproofs skin
emulsifies sweat
repel rain

✔✔sweat - ✔✔evaporative water loss

✔✔mammary glands - ✔✔modified sweat glands

✔✔thermoreceptors - ✔✔detect temperature changes

✔✔2 types of thermoreceptors - ✔✔a-delta fibers: cold receptors

c fibers: warmth receptors

✔✔warm vs. cold receptors - ✔✔warm: un-myelinated, small diameter, slower

, cold: myelinated, faster

✔✔where do snakes and bats have thermoreceptors? - ✔✔outside of their body,
infrared receptors like eyes

✔✔mammals have a __________ while other animals have a __________ - ✔✔urethra
coaleca

✔✔urogenital system - ✔✔shared ducts between kidneys and testes

✔✔osmoregulation - ✔✔salt and water balance in the body, selective retention and
excretion of salt and water

✔✔excretion - ✔✔getting rid of nitrogenous wastes (toxins)

✔✔why are excretion and osmoregulation linked? - ✔✔similar organs involved (kidneys,
gills, skin)

excretory products are removed with excess water

✔✔nitrogenous waste - ✔✔breakdown products of proteins and nucleic acids, contains
nitrogen and is toxic, made in liver

✔✔3 types of nitrogenous waste - ✔✔ammonia
urea
uric acid

✔✔ammonia - ✔✔high toxicity
high water
low energy

✔✔urea - ✔✔medium everything

✔✔uric acid - ✔✔low toxicity
low water
high energy

✔✔hypertonic - ✔✔outisde > inside

✔✔hypotonic - ✔✔outside < inside

✔✔where is water in the body? - ✔✔solids
icf
ecf

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