BIOL 212 (BIOL212)

A comprehensive study guide containing important information about the male and female reproductive systems, respiratory system, the processes involved, and important structures. Covers the zones and function of the respiratory system, tracings, bronchioles/alveoli, gas exchange, regions of the respiratory system, asthma, cells of the alveoli, respiratory distress syndrome, emphysema, functions of the digestive system, mesentaries, tunics of the digestive tract, digestive cells in the mouth/thro...

Notes covering the Endocrine System, hormones involved, and structures responsible for secreting the hormones! Very important for the exam

Notes describing characteristics of the special senses in the body including hearing, sight, smell, and touch. The notes define receptors, special receptors and the processes involved in each sense, mechanoreceptors, layers of the eye, humors of the eye, inner ear, equilibrium, and hearing.

These notes covering the Nervous System go over the general layout and function of the NS, organization, peripheral nervous system, motor divisions, nervous tissue, nerve cells, myelination, neurons and neuron anatomy, synapses, structural neurons, cerebrospinal fluid, dural sinuses, hydrocephalus, developmental regions of the brain, lobes of the cerebrum, white and grey matter, spinal cord, meninges, nerve plexuses, autonomic ganglia, and dermatomes!

These notes are an in-depth description of the unit about the heart. This section of notes includes information about general heart anatomy, the layers of the heart, pericardium, cardiac muscle, fibrous skeleton of the heart, the chambers and how they are organized, major vessels, heart valves, myocardial infarctions, tracing of the flow of blood, coronory circulation, intrinsic conduction within the heart, vessel wall layer explanation, arteries/arterioles/capillaries/venules/veins, and the mov...

An awesome study guide for Unit 2 of Anatomy! This study guide includes a ton of information including description of the appendicular/axial skeleton, bone anatomy, landmark definitions, bone growth, important tracings, muscle shapes and anatomical examples, muscle anatomy, sliding filament theory, articulations, structural types of joints, fetal skull versus adult skull, vertebral characteristics, clinical terms pertaining to the head (cleft palate, deviated septum), temporomandibular joint dys...

These notes include a description and full outline of joint structures, type & definitions of functional and structural joints, synovial joints, diarthrosis joint types, non-synovial joints, and the musculoskeletal components of the head. In that portion of the notes, the skull, cranial divisions, facial bones, differences between fetal and adult skulls, muscles of the skull, and injuries related to the temporomandibular joint will be explained!

These notes cover all the information regarding the skeletal and muscular systems. Contents include the function of the skeletal system, connective tissues and characteristics of each, anatomy of osseous tissue, important clinical terms, general information/characteristics of the muscular system, somatic muscle tissue, innervation of muscle cells, and skeletal muscle within embryonic development.