BIOD 151 MODULE 4 CERTIFICATION ASSESSMENT 2026 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY SHEET, Exams of Biology

BIOD 151 MODULE 4 CERTIFICATION ASSESSMENT 2026 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY SHEET

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BIOD 151 MODULE 4 CERTIFICATION
ASSESSMENT 2026 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
SHEET
โ—‰ Lateral. Answer: away from midline
โ—‰ Intermediate. Answer: between medial/lateral
โ—‰ Proximal. Answer: closer to the point of attachment of a limb
โ—‰ Distal. Answer: farther from the point of attachment of a limp
โ—‰ Superficial/external. Answer: towards body surface
โ—‰ Deep/internal. Answer: away from body surface
โ—‰ Flexion. Answer: closing joint
โ—‰ extension. Answer: opening a joint
โ—‰ abduction. Answer: movement away from midline of body
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ASSESSMENT 2026 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY

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โ—‰ Lateral. Answer: away from midline โ—‰ Intermediate. Answer: between medial/lateral โ—‰ Proximal. Answer: closer to the point of attachment of a limb โ—‰ Distal. Answer: farther from the point of attachment of a limp โ—‰ Superficial/external. Answer: towards body surface โ—‰ Deep/internal. Answer: away from body surface โ—‰ Flexion. Answer: closing joint โ—‰ extension. Answer: opening a joint โ—‰ abduction. Answer: movement away from midline of body

โ—‰ adduction. Answer: movement towards midline โ—‰ dorsiflexion. Answer: flexion superiorly at ankle - toes up โ—‰ plantarflexion. Answer: flexion inferiorly at ankle - toes down โ—‰ Radial deviation. Answer: lateral movement of wrist toward the radius โ—‰ Ulnar deviation. Answer: medial movement of the wrist towards the ulna โ—‰ pronation. Answer: rotation of forearm so palm is turned posteriorly palm down โ—‰ supination. Answer: rotation of forearm so the palm is turned anteriorly, palm up โ—‰ elevation. Answer: upward movement โ—‰ depression. Answer: downward movement

โ—‰ ventral cavity. Answer: thoracic cavity - 2 pleural cavities and pericardial cavity abdominopelvic cavity - abdominal and pelvic cavity โ—‰ Serosa. Answer: covers walls of central body cavity and outer surfaces of organs โ—‰ Pleurisy. Answer: inflammation of the pleura - membrane in the pleural cavity (parietal and visceral pleura) โ—‰ Nine quadrants of abdomen. Answer: right hypochondriac, epigastric, left hypochondriac right lumbar, umbilical, left lumbar Right hypogastric, hypogastric, left hypogastric โ—‰ Synovial cavities. Answer: joint capsules โ—‰ Tiny ear bones in middle ear cavity. Answer: malleus, incus, stapes โ—‰ Difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic. Answer: Prokaryotic: smaller, no nucleus, no membrane bound organelles

โ—‰ Nucleus. Answer: carries DNA Control center for the cell โ—‰ Ribosomes. Answer: protein synthesis โ—‰ Smooth ER. Answer: lipid synthesis no ribosomes โ—‰ Rough ER. Answer: modifies and transports proteins from the ribosomes that are found along its surface โ—‰ RNA. Answer: transfer coded amino acid sequence from nucleus to ribosome for protein synthesis โ—‰ Golgi aparatus. Answer: shipping/receiving center for lipids and proteins alters structure and ships to other parts of cell โ—‰ lysosomes. Answer: contains digestive enzymes โ—‰ Mitochondria. Answer: convert energy from food to ATP

โ—‰ peripheral protein. Answer: protein bound to surface of membrane โ—‰ integral protein. Answer: protein that channels through entire membrane โ—‰ selective permeability. Answer: membrane allows only certain substances to pass โ—‰ Diffusion. Answer: passive movement of molecules down concentration gradient does not require energy โ—‰ active transport. Answer: requires energy moves molecules against concentration gradient โ—‰ special transport. Answer: endocytosis and exocytosis โ—‰ three types of endocytosis. Answer: phagocytosis pinocytosis receptor-mediated endocytosis

โ—‰ phagocytosis. Answer: pseudopods extend and engulf particles (fingers) phagosome - food vacules โ—‰ pinocytosis. Answer: pinch into cell โ—‰ receptor mediated endocytosis. Answer: ligand (signalling molecule) binds with receptor protein and signals membrane protein changes shape specific enzymes activated catalyze release of ATP to power metabolic changes in cell โ—‰ exocytosis. Answer: Process by which a cell releases large amounts of material vesicle engulfs large molecule and fuses with membrane to get rid of it โ—‰ Osmosis. Answer: diffusion of water โ—‰ hypertonic. Answer: higher concentration of solutes outside of cell water leaves cell leaving shriveled up