Part One of your final will be a selection of the fifty questions that you now have the answers for…Part two of your final will be based upon one of the two case studies that you’ll be given in class soon… The case studies are titled “Lost in the Desert” and “2000 Meter Row”…you will work through these case studies in groups, so you’ll be familiar with them, but….

Fifty Important Questions…Answers

1.  Carbs, Proteins, Fats

2.  Gender, Genetics, Thyroxinge, Lean Tissue, Diet/Mood

3.  small intestine

4.  fats, small intestine

5.  Stomach

6.  Cardiac Output

7.  Stomach

8.  large intestine

9.  Negative

10.  goldilocks, homeostasis graph

Since you turned in the fifty questions on time and you made an honest attempt, I will tell you the following about the final…regardless of which case study you get, you will have to calculate the following for the person involved in the case study… Basal Metabolic Rate, Vital Capacity, Cardiac Output, Max Heart rate, % water loss, % bodyweight loss.

11.  proteins

12.  ,Ventricles contract, AV valves close, Atria Fill.

13.  Diastolic

14.  Precapillary Sphincter

15.  Blood viscosity, Blood vessel length, blood vessel diameter.

16.  William Harvey

17.  Ductus Arteriosus, Forament Ovale

18.  Mean Arterial Pressure

19.  Healthy

20. systolic pressure occurs, blood is pumped to the body and to the lungs, atria fill.   

21.  Venules, Veins, Pulmonary Arteries.

22.  Arteries, Arterioles, Pulmonary Veins

23.  Length of blood vessels, gravity, diameter of blood vessels, muscle tone, blood viscosity.

24.  Foramen Ovale

25.  BMI

26.  Basal Metabolic Rate

27.  Right Ventricle, pulmonary semilunar valve.

Additional material for the final exam: 1.  Nine steps of an action potential (depolarization, repolarization, refractory, sodium/potassium pumps, etc.) 2.  Diagnosis of hormone imbalance (rat, gland hypertrophy/atrophy, know how to read the pathways) 3.  Structure of the kidney and a nephron 4.  Structure and function of the Autonomic Nervous system 5.  Differences between Stress and Exercise 6.  Structure of bronchial tree and alveolus. 7.  Pressures involved with inspiration and expiration. 8.  Cells involved in the blood stream/immune system 9.  Cell-mediated immunity, passive immunity, humoral immunity. 10.  Fungal, viral, and bacterial sti’s 11.  The allergic response. 12.  The fluid compartments of the body. 13.  How the body jealously maintains the happy circumstances for it’s constituent cells.

28.  Left Ventricle, aortic semilunar valve

29.  Left Atrium, Left Ventricle

30.  Right Atrium, Right Ventricle.

31.  Pulmonary

32.  Systemic

33.  Hepatic Portal

34.  Endocardium, Myocardium, Epicardium

35.  Coronary circulation

36.  fat, arterosclerosis.

37.  Peripheral Resistance

38.  Fats, 9 calories per gram

39.  Sinoatrial node

40.  Atrioventricular node

41.  Peripheral resistance

42.  Myocardium

43.  Stroke Volume

44.  Coronary Arteries

45.  Lubb

46.  Dubb

47.  Right Atrium

48.  Left Atrium

49.  Stroke Volume

50.  Endocardium