Refer to Figure 5.  Carefully consider the dissected sheep heart in this figure. Which chamber is labeled by the letter G. Be specific!

Refer to Figure 3.  Your patient needs to take a calcium supplement every morning because they aren’t getting enough calcium in their diet. Which of the labeled cells or tissue structures in this figure would be most active when they forget to take their calcium?  Name the active cells or tissue structure: [a] Identify the label from the figure: [b] What hormone would it be making? [c]

Refer to Figure 2.  Identify the endocrine organs from which the following histology samples were taken. Sample B: [a] Sample D: [b] Sample F: [c]

Refer to Figure 5.  The heart wall is made up of discrete layers of tissue which can be seen when dissected – see labels C, D, and E on the dissected sheep heart.  Name the heart wall layer labeled D: [a] What would be the major tissue type in this layer?: [b]

Refer to Figure 7.  Identify the blood cell or component labeled by the numbers below. Be specific!  Cell #2: [a] Cell #6:: [b] Cell #14: [c]

While this may hold for many psychological disorders, social and family support have been identified as _____ factors for individuals prone to develop PTSD.

A stressor is an event that must _____.

Depolarization of an excitable cells occurs when there is a rapid _______ of ______

The inward flow, down a concentration gradient, of a solute or solvent is termed , while the outflow of a solute or solvent is termed .

A neural tissue has a resting membrane potential of -75 mV. Opening the K+ voltage gated channels will most likely result in