1. PLEASE SIT ON THIS SIDE OF THE CLASSROOM
TESTING TODAY
SENIORS 
10th and 11th Grade 
PLEASE SIT ON THIS SIDE OF THE CLASSROOM

2. Using Directional Terms, describe the locations of the terms below Ex
Using Directional Terms, describe the locations of the terms below Ex. toes to ankle The toes are distal to the ankle.
scalp to skull
diaphragm to lung
heart to lung
Skull to cervical vertebra
Carpals to phalanges
esophagus to vertebral column
brain to spinal cord
pelvis to femur
small intestines to stomach
Phalanges to metacarpals
Superficial
Inferior
medial
Superior
Proximal
Anterior
Superior or Proximal
Distal

4. Body Tissues Review – Part 1
List the 4 Classes of Body Tissues
Describe their characteristics and functions
BE BRIEF IN YOUR EXPLANATIONS!!!!
Epithelial – Covering
Connective – Binding with Extracellular Matrix
Muscular – Movement
Nervous – Carries Signals

5. Body Tissues Review – Part 2
Identify the 3 Types of Muscle Tissue
How are each organized differently (how would they look under the microscope)
Skeletal – Striated, Very Organized
Smooth – Spindle Shaped
Cardiac – Striated and Branching

6. Pick a Topic Disease or Disorder Medical/ Surgical Procedure
Example Topics
Disease or Disorder
Medical/ Surgical Procedure
New Research
Tomorrow:
Turn in topic and 3 – 5 sentences explaining your topic and what you will discuss in your podcast.
You will have Tuesday and Wednesday to plan
Thursday/Friday we will record.

7. Directional Terms and Skeletal System
Define Superior and Inferior
Place the following bones in order from superior to inferior
Tibia
Sacrum
Sternum
Tarsals
Femur
Define Proximal and Distal
Place the following bones in order from distal to proximal.
Metacarpals
Radius
Scapula
Humerus
Phalanges
Sternum
Sacrum
Femur
Tibia
Tarsals
Phalanges
Metacarpals
Radius
Humerus
Scapula

8. Skeletal System – Part 2 Axial Appendicular Skull Ulna Scapula
List the following bones as being in the or the Skeleton
Skull
Ulna
Scapula
Cervical Vertebrae
Sternum
Carpals
Clavicle
Pelvis
Femur
Ribs

9. MUSCLES – Order from Large to Small
Fascicle
Muscle Fiber
Myofilaments (Thick and Thin Filaments)
Muscle
Myofibril

10. Artery vs. Vein How are Arteries and veins different?
List several aspects of each.
Arteries
Veins
Away from Heart
Towards Heart
Thick Walls
Thin Walls
High Pressure so don’t require valves
Low Pressure
Contain valves to prevent backflow

11. Nervous System – Action Potential
Describe the following steps of an action potential (make sure to include what ions are moving where)
Depolarization
Repolarization
Na+/K+ Pump
Remember, a resting neuron is a
SALTY BANANA
Depolarization – Na+ influx (moves into cell)
Repolarization – K+ Moves out
Na+/K+ Pump – Moves 3 Na+ out, 2 K+ In to reset neuron for a new signal

12. Nervous System – Reflex Arc
How is a reflex different from a normal impulse?
List the five components of the reflex arc.
A reflex is an involuntary, preprogrammed response that bypasses the brain.
Receptor
Sensory Neuron
Interneuron
Motor Neuron
Effector