Skin
Tissues
Cell Metabolism
Chemistry
Muscle
100
Identify the two Layers of Skin

Epidermis and Dermis 

100

What is the major tissue type that contains tightly packed cells and is associated with absorption and secretion. 

Epithelial tissue

100

What is the preferred molecule for cellular respiration?

glucose

100

Urine has a pH of 6.8. Is this acidic, basic, or neutral?

acidic

100

In one word- what is the one action that muscles perform?

contraction

200

Identify the specific tissue find in the superficial layer of the skin that is multi-layered and provides protection. 

Stratified squamous epithelium

200

What is the only specific tissue type that is under voluntary control?

Skeletal muscle


200
Name the step of cellular respiration: 

-Acetyl CoA is stripped of electrons, producing several molecules of NADH and FADH2. The majority of carbon dioxide is, also, given off during this step. 

Kreb's cycle

200

What pH range is considered basic/alkaline?

anything above 7 until 14

200

What molecule must be released from a neuron to excite a muscle cell?

Acetylcholine

300

Identify the tissue found in the dermis of the skin that is made up of collagen fibers that run in several different directions.

Dense irregular connective tissue

300

What kind of specific tissue type contains chondrocytes and is found at the epiphyseal plates of bones?

Hyaline cartilage connective tissue 

300

Name the step of cellular respiration:

-Glucose is split into two molecules of pyruvate.

glycolysis

300

What group of organic molecule includes sugars (glucose), starch, and glycogen? It is used for quick energy.

carbohydrates

300

What molecule must be released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum for muscle contraction to occur?

calcium

400

Identify the skin receptors that detect pain and temperature. 

Free nerve endings


400

What type of specific tissue contains actin and myosin and can be found in the walls of blood vessels?

smooth muscle

400
Step of cellular respiration:


-FADH2 and NADH drop off electrons. 

-The majority of ATP is generated. 

Electron transport chain

400

What group of organic molecules includes fats, oils, steroids, and cholesterol? They are used for long-term energy, insulation, and padding. 

Lipids

400

What are the two major proteins that slide past one another during muscle contraction?

actin and myosin

500

Identify the skin receptors found in the dermis that detect deep pressure. 

Pacinian corpuscles

500

What type of major tissue type is highly vascular and contains specialized extracellular matrices?

connective tissue

500
If no oxygen is available, what follows glycolysis?


What is a byproduct of this process in muscle cells?

fermentation


lactic acid 

500

What group of organic molecules include enzymes, transport structures found in the cell membrane, structural molecules (i.e. keratin)? 

Proteins

500

What is the "contracting" unit within muscle cells?

the sarcomere

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