Biology 2402 A&P II
Lab Practical Review
Sheet I
Dr. Weis
Date:__________________
Time: _______________
Room: _________________
Format : 50 questions, 2 points each = 100 points
Timed stations at 2 to 2 1/2 minutes per station
25 stations (A-Y) with two questions per station = 50 questions
Extra Credit may be available at a separate station, Station Z
You will have time to go back to any station once everyone has gone through the lab practical one time. This time will be limited to 15 minutes. All paperwork is due by the end of the lab period. NO books may be used. Only writing utensils needed (pen/pencil). Answer sheets will be provided.
THIS LAB PRACTICAL WILL NOT BE REPEATED. IF YOU ARE ABSENT, YOU WILL RECEIVE A ZERO (0) AND THIS GRADE WILL NOT BE DROPPED.
NO CHEATING OF ANY KIND WILL BE TOLERATED !! If you are cheating in ANY manner you will receive a ZERO (0) and asked to leave the lab. ANY VERBAL COMMUNICATION REGARDING THIS OR ANY LAB PRACTICAL IS CONSIDERED CHEATING. If this happens, you will receive a ZERO and this grade WILL NOT be dropped. NO MORE WARNINGS……
NOTE:: Make sure your answers are on the correct line and are complete and accurate for full credit.
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Material for this lab practical will cover the following, but is not limited to:
Body organization: terms, definitions, planes, regions, cavities, and membrane linings
Cell: definition, parts, function, membrane structure and function / transport, division processes of mitosis and meiosis and their phases.
Nervous System: divisions, anatomy, physiology…..especially of ANS
Know other organs / tissues that have secondary endocrine function and their hormones.
Models, drawings, specimens (cats, brains, hearts, others), histo slides. Definitions
Reproductive Systems
anatomy, physiology
slides/models/drawings/wall mounts/cat/terms
endocrine controls, hormones and cycles
know disease/conditions associated with this system
Development
anatomy, physiology
slides / models/ drawings/wall mounts/ terminology
know disease/conditions associated with this area of study
Extra Credit questions, if available, some may
come from information covering the topics of general genetics, terminology,
traits, Punnet squares, etc.
You should already know this is material from freshman biology courses, such
as BIOL 1406.