bio 201 quiz 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
necessary life functions - CORRECT ANSWER - maintaining boundaries, movement,
responsiveness, digestion, metabolism, dispose of wastes, reproduction, growth
maintaining boundaries between what, and ex's - CORRECT ANSWER - between internal
and external environments:
- Plasma membranes
- Skin
movement is another word for - CORRECT ANSWER - contractility
Movement is part of what of our body - CORRECT ANSWER - - Of body parts (skeletal
muscle)
- Of substances (cardiac and smooth muscle)
Metabolism is part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - All chemical reactions that occur in body
cells
- Catabolism and anabolism
Excretion is part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Removal of wastes from metabolism and
digestion
- Urea, carbon dioxide, feces
Reproduction is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Cellular division for growth or repair
- Production of offspring
,Growth is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Increase in size of a body part or of
organism
Responsiveness is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Ability to sense and respond to
stimuli
- Withdrawal reflex
- Control of breathing rate
Irritability is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - an organism responding to change in
their environment
Digestion is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Breakdown of ingested foodstuffs
- Absorption of simple molecules into blood
Adaptability is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - the potential the organism has to make
this change
anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - The study of structure
Subdivisions ex's - CORRECT ANSWER - - Gross or macroscopic (e.g., regional,
systemic, and surface anatomy)
- Microscopic (e.g., cytology and histology)
- Developmental (e.g., embryology)
to study anatomy and physiology you need - CORRECT ANSWER - Mastery of
anatomical terminology- Observation- Manipulation- Palpation- Auscultation
Physiology- - CORRECT ANSWER - Study of the function of the body
- Subdivisions based on organ systems (e.g., renal or cardiovascular physiology)
, - Often focuses on cellular and molecular level (Body's abilities depend on chemical reactions in
individual cells)
To study physiology - CORRECT ANSWER - - Ability to focus at many levels (from
systemic to cellular and molecular)
- Study of basic physical principles (e.g., electrical currents, pressure, and movement)
- Study of basic chemical principles
Anatomy and physiology are inseparable (together) - CORRECT ANSWER - - Function
always reflects structure
- What a structure can do depends on its specific form
what are ex's of Chemical/Molecular, Cellular; Cytology, Tissue; Histology - CORRECT
ANSWER - Chemical/Molecular Examples - water, proteins
Cellular; Cytology- Smallest living units Example - muscle cell Tissue; Histology- Cells
combining for a common function, Example - muscle tissue
what are the body levels organization and what are ex's - CORRECT ANSWER - -Organ
Tissues combining for a common function (heart) -System - (e.g. Cardiovascular system)
- Organism - Human Being
Levels of Structural Organization - CORRECT ANSWER - Chemical- Atoms and
molecules and organelles
Cellular- Cells
Tissue- Groups of similar cells
Organ- Contains two or more types of tissues
Organ System- Organs that work closely together
Organismal- All organ systems
Cell - CORRECT ANSWER - Cell - smallest living unit in the human body
Questions and CORRECT Answers
necessary life functions - CORRECT ANSWER - maintaining boundaries, movement,
responsiveness, digestion, metabolism, dispose of wastes, reproduction, growth
maintaining boundaries between what, and ex's - CORRECT ANSWER - between internal
and external environments:
- Plasma membranes
- Skin
movement is another word for - CORRECT ANSWER - contractility
Movement is part of what of our body - CORRECT ANSWER - - Of body parts (skeletal
muscle)
- Of substances (cardiac and smooth muscle)
Metabolism is part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - All chemical reactions that occur in body
cells
- Catabolism and anabolism
Excretion is part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Removal of wastes from metabolism and
digestion
- Urea, carbon dioxide, feces
Reproduction is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Cellular division for growth or repair
- Production of offspring
,Growth is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Increase in size of a body part or of
organism
Responsiveness is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Ability to sense and respond to
stimuli
- Withdrawal reflex
- Control of breathing rate
Irritability is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - an organism responding to change in
their environment
Digestion is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - Breakdown of ingested foodstuffs
- Absorption of simple molecules into blood
Adaptability is a part of - CORRECT ANSWER - - the potential the organism has to make
this change
anatomy - CORRECT ANSWER - The study of structure
Subdivisions ex's - CORRECT ANSWER - - Gross or macroscopic (e.g., regional,
systemic, and surface anatomy)
- Microscopic (e.g., cytology and histology)
- Developmental (e.g., embryology)
to study anatomy and physiology you need - CORRECT ANSWER - Mastery of
anatomical terminology- Observation- Manipulation- Palpation- Auscultation
Physiology- - CORRECT ANSWER - Study of the function of the body
- Subdivisions based on organ systems (e.g., renal or cardiovascular physiology)
, - Often focuses on cellular and molecular level (Body's abilities depend on chemical reactions in
individual cells)
To study physiology - CORRECT ANSWER - - Ability to focus at many levels (from
systemic to cellular and molecular)
- Study of basic physical principles (e.g., electrical currents, pressure, and movement)
- Study of basic chemical principles
Anatomy and physiology are inseparable (together) - CORRECT ANSWER - - Function
always reflects structure
- What a structure can do depends on its specific form
what are ex's of Chemical/Molecular, Cellular; Cytology, Tissue; Histology - CORRECT
ANSWER - Chemical/Molecular Examples - water, proteins
Cellular; Cytology- Smallest living units Example - muscle cell Tissue; Histology- Cells
combining for a common function, Example - muscle tissue
what are the body levels organization and what are ex's - CORRECT ANSWER - -Organ
Tissues combining for a common function (heart) -System - (e.g. Cardiovascular system)
- Organism - Human Being
Levels of Structural Organization - CORRECT ANSWER - Chemical- Atoms and
molecules and organelles
Cellular- Cells
Tissue- Groups of similar cells
Organ- Contains two or more types of tissues
Organ System- Organs that work closely together
Organismal- All organ systems
Cell - CORRECT ANSWER - Cell - smallest living unit in the human body
