final boss

#1

Objective lens

#2

Course adjustment knob

#1 and #2

Ocular lens and nose piece

4 and 9

stage and mechanical stage

6 and 7

Illumination and fine adjustment knob

Dendrite on a nervous cell

Function of the nervous tissue

Receives, processes, and transmits electrical impulses throughout the body to control and coordinate body functions.

What is this

What is its function

what is the functional unit of this tissue

Bone tissue

Provides support and structure for the body.

Protects internal organs

the functional unit is Osteon

Animals: Snails, clams, squid, octopi
Function: Mantle produces the shell that protects the body; radula is used for feeding.

Phylum Mollusca

Animals: Roundworms
Function: Cuticle protects the body; molting allows the animal to grow.

Phylum Nematoda

Animals: Insects, crustaceans, spiders, centipedes
Function: Chitin exoskeleton provides protection and support; molting allows growth.

Phylum Arthropoda

Animals: Sea stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, sand dollars
Function: Water vascular system helps with movement, feeding, and transporting materials; tube feet allow locomotion.

Phylum Echinodermata

Animals: Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, lancelets, tunicates
Function: Notochord provides support; dorsal nerve cord develops into the spinal cord; pharyngeal slits help with feeding and respiration.

Phylum Chordata

What is this and what category is it

Tibia and is apart of the appendicular skeleton

The diaphysis

the main central shaft of a long bone

medullary cavity

Hollow part of the tibia and produces bone marrow

What is in the wider ends of bones (epiphyses)

Spongy Bone

What is the axial skeleton?

Skull, vertebral column (spine), ribs, and sternum.

Supports the body and protects vital organs (brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs).

What is the appendicular skeleton?

The bones that make up the limbs and attachments to the axial skeleton.

Arms, legs, shoulders (pectoral girdle), and hips (pelvic girdle).

What is this

Simple Columnar Epithelium

15 and 16?

Goblet and cilia

18,19,

Spleen and Large Intestine

20 and its function

Gallbladder and stores bile

What is this and what is its form

Lichen

symbiotic organism made of two organisms living together: (Fungus + Algae)

What phylum do these organism’s belong to

Phylum Chordata

What is this

what organelle is the arrow pointing to

Euglena

Chloroplast

both autotrophic and heterotrophic

What is this

What kingdom

Through what cell does this organism reproduce

Portabello Mushroom

Fungi

Through the spores

How many millimeters (mm) are in 1 centimeter (cm)?

10 mm = 1 cm

How many centimeters (cm) are in 1 meter (m)?

100 cm = 1 m

How many millimeters (mm) are in 1 meter (m)?

1,000 mm = 1 m

How many micrometers (µm) are in 1 millimeter (mm)?

1,000 µm = 1 mm

How many nanometers (nm) are in 1 micrometer (µm)?

1,000 nm = 1 µm

How many micrometers (µm) are in 1 meter (m)?

1,000,000 µm = 1 m

What is the metric conversion order from largest to smallest?

1 kilometer (km) → 1,000 meters (m) → 100,000 centimeters (cm) → 1,000,000 millimeters (mm) → 1,000,000,000 micrometers (µm) → 1,000,000,000,000 nanometers (nm)

What is this

To what Phylum does this belong

What type of symmetry does this posses

Earth worm

Phylum Annelida

Bilateral symmetry (left and right sides are mirror images)

35 and 36?

Larynx

Ventricles of the heart

37 and 38(function)

Kidneys

Bladder(stores urine)

39

40

41

Substrate

Enzyme

Product

Located in the forehead region of the skull

Frontal bone

Located in the top and sides of the skull

Parietal bones

Located on the sides of the skull near the ears

Temporal bones

Located in the back and base of the skull

Occipital bone

Located in the center of the skull behind the eyes

Sphenoid bone

Located between the eyes and in the roof of the nasal cavity

Ethmoid bone

Located in the upper jaw

Maxilla

Located in the lower jaw

Mandible

Located in the cheek region and sides of the eye sockets

Zygomatic bone

Located in the bridge of the nose

Nasal bone

44

45

46

WBC

RBC

Plasma

What is this

top arrow

bottom arrow

Skeletal

Striations

Nuclei

50

51

52 (function)

Testis

Urinary Bladder

Ureter(transports urine from kidneys to the bladder)

54

55

Uterus

Ovaries

What does Benedict’s solution test for?

The presence of reducing sugars (such as glucose).

What does a negative Benedict’s test look like? regarding Benedicts solution

The solution stays blue, showing no reducing sugars are present.

Giant Multipolar Motor Neurons

Simple Cilated Columnar Epithelium

Human Blood

Simple Squamous Epithelium

Skeletal Muscle Striations

Simple Squamous

Simple Cilated Columnar

Adipose

Hyaline Cartilage

Cardiac Muscle

Human bone

What is this

is is aquatic or terrestrial

what is the arrow pointing to

Paramecium

Aquatic

Vacuole

What is the maximum volume it can transfer (micropipette)

20 ML

How do enzymes speed up chemical reactions?

Lower the activation energy needed to convert reactants to products.

Describe two factors that can slow down an enzyme's activity?

Temp and PH

Write down the reactants and products of the chemical reaction that the enzyme catalase

catalyzes

2H20 -(catalase)= 2H2o+o2

What color is the product produced by the reaction of catecholase on catechol and

oxygen

Brown

What do yeasts turn glucose into during alcohol fermentation

alchol+Co2 (2ATP)

Cells, Body, and reproductive structure called in a portobello mushroom

cells- Hyphae

body- Mycelium

reproductive structure- gills

Which disinfectant was most effective against bacteria? How do you

know?

AMC- greatest zone of inhibition

Crustose

Foliose

Fruticose

What animal phylum does the following belong to? Include the type of body symmetry and

the number of tissues layers exhibited

Anthropoda Bi-lateral (3)

What animal phylum does the following belong to? Include the type of body symmetry and

the number of tissues layers exhibited

Echinodermeta (Bilateral) (Pentradial) (3)

What animal phylum does the following belong to? Include the type of body symmetry and

the number of tissues layers exhibited

Chordata Bilateral (3)

What animal phylum does the following belong to? Include the type of body symmetry and

the number of tissues layers exhibited

Mollusca (bilateral) (3)

What animal phylum does the following belong to? Include the type of body symmetry and

the number of tissues layers exhibited

Profiera (sponges)

Asymmetrical

no tissue

What animal phylum does the following belong to? Include the type of body symmetry and

the number of tissues layers exhibited

Annelida (bilateral)

1 and 2

Diaphysis and Epiphysis

3 and 4

Spongy and compact

5 and 6

Medullary cavity and yellow marrow