*BONUS* What is one new concept or skill you’ve learned in this course that you believe will be valuable in your future career?

When inflammation is caused by living agents (e.g., bacteria), it is referred to as

List and name the functions of each:  1. osteocyte 2. osteoblast 3. osteoclast 4. chondroblast 5. sarcomere 6. actin and myosin 7. simple squamous epithelium 8. melanocyte 9. epidermis 10. osteon  

List the steps of an action potential of a neuron or muscle. Begin and end with resting membrane potential. Include depolarization, repolarization, and hyperpolarization, sodium and potassium ions and gates, and the sodium potassium pump in your answer. 

What would happen to the following if the sympathetic nervous system were dominate? Repeat for the parasympathetic nervous system.  heart rate blood pressure respiratory rate digestion pupil size  

What is CSF? What are it’s functions? What is the halo effect and how is it used in medicine? 

What is the limbic system? Include the parts of the brain that are part of the limbic system. What does each do? 

The nervous system is divided into many subsystems. How is the nervous system divided and what is the function of each subsystem? 

List 5 body systems and their functions. 

87. If we stack oil, gas and water according to their density from the bottom to top which of the following order below will be correct?