BIOS252 Comprehensive Exam Review Topics
BI OS251 Terminology and Body Overview and Homeostasis
ï‚· Direcç€æ¤€onal Terminology
o Superior
o Inferior
o Medial
o Lateral
o Proximal
o Distal
o Anterior
o Posterior
o Super昀椀cial
o Deep
ï‚· Planes of the body
o Sagiç€ç€al
ï‚§ Mid-sagiç€ç€al
ï‚§ Para-sagiç€ç€al
o Frontal
o Transverse
o Oblique
ï‚· Body Regions – be able to idenç€æ¤€fy the di昀昀erent regions of the body.
ï‚· Homeostasis
o A range of body mechanisms. Anyç€æ¤€me we fall out of the range (both above and below) a
correcç€æ¤€on needs to be made or it will result in disease
ï‚§ Negaç€æ¤€ve Feedback – a change is made to correct an imbalance and as soon as
the change is brought back into homeostasis, the correcç€æ¤€ve change is stopped.
ï‚§ Posiç€æ¤€ve Feedback – a change is made to correct an imbalance and that change is
conç€æ¤€nued unç€æ¤€l (eventually) negaç€æ¤€ve feedback stops the correcç€æ¤€on.
Chemistry
ï‚· Hydrolysis-
ï‚· Reactants versus products
o Reactants are the chemicals that start the reacç€æ¤€on (usually on the leæ˜€ç€ side of the
equaç€æ¤€on) and products are what you are leæ˜€ç€ with when the reacç€æ¤€on is complete
(usually on the right side of the equaç€æ¤€on)
ï‚· Acids versus bases
o Acids – willing to give up a H+
ion; has a pH less than 7
o Neutral – can funcç€æ¤€on as either an acid or a base; has a pH = 7
o Basic/Alkaline – funcç€æ¤€ons to accept a H+
ion; has a pH greater than 7