A+P Revision WorkBook Qs

Question 1

Inorganic Components?

Answer 1

Water and Minerals

Question 2

Organic Components?

Answer 2

Cells and Miscellaneous fibres and membrane

Question 3

Organic?

Answer 3

Relating to or derived from living matter

Question 4

Inorganic?

Answer 4

Not consisting with or deriving from lining matter

Question 5

Negatively charged ion?

Answer 5

Anion

Question 6

Positively charged ion?

Answer 6

Cation

Question 7

Passive Transport?

Answer 7

Osmosis and Diffusion

Question 8

Active Transport?

Answer 8

Membrane pumps, endo/exocytosis

Question 9

Mitosis?

Answer 9

Body cells reproduce, except for gametes, resulting in two identical daughter cells each with the same number of chromosomes in their nuclei as the parent cell.

Question 10

Meiosis?

Answer 10

Gametes are produced, end result is four daughter cells with half the number of chromosomes in their nuclei of the parent cell.

Question 11

Mnemonic for Mitosis?

Answer 11

Mitosis occurs in my toes

Question 12

Mnemonic for Meiosis?

Answer 12

Meiosis occurs in my ovaries

Question 13

Stages of Mitosis?

Answer 13

IPMAT

Question 14

Catabolic Reaction?

Answer 14

Releases energy

Question 15

Living cell in dogs and cats with no nucleus?

Answer 15

Erythrocyte

Question 16

Example of a membrane pump?

Answer 16

Sodium-Potassium Pump

Question 17

A cell in hypertonic solution will?

Answer 17

Shrivel

Question 18

Mitosis occurs in?

Answer 18

All body cells except the gonads

Question 19

Meiosis results in?

Answer 19

four daughter cells with a haploid number of chromosomes

Question 20

phase of mitosis when the cell membrane divides is?

Answer 20

Telophase

Question 21

Phase of mitosis when the spindle fibres form is?

Answer 21

Prophase

Question 22

The phase of meiosis when crossing over occurs is?

Answer 22

Prophase I

Question 23

Four main types of body tissue?

Answer 23

Muscle, Nerve, Epithelial and Connective Tissue

Question 24

Mnemonic for body tissue?

Answer 24

Mum never eats cake

Question 25

Five main types of connective tissue?

Answer 25

Loose, Dense, Cartilage, Blood and Bone

Question 26

Boundaries of thoracic cavity?

Answer 26

Laterally: ribs and intercostal muscle,
Cranially: thoracic inlet, oval opening parallel to first rib pair
Caudally: diaphragm
Dorsally: hypoxia muscles and thoracic vetebrae
Ventrally: sternum

Question 27

Abdominal Cavity Boundaries?

Answer 27

Laterally: abdominal oblique muscles and shaft of ileum on either side
Cranially: diaphragm
Caudally: pelvic outlet closed off by coccygeal and retractor anti muscles - pelvic diaphragm
Dorsally: hypoxia muscles nd lumbar vertebrae
Ventrally: abdominal oblique muscles, ischium and pubis on either side

Question 28

Mucous membrane?

Answer 28

Mucous producing epithelial tissue

Question 29

Pharynx is lined with?

Answer 29

Stratified Squamous Epithelial tissue

Question 30

Why is the pancreas a mixed gland?

Answer 30

it has both endo and exocrine functions

Question 31

Prefix Chondro- pertains to?

Answer 31

cartilage

Question 32

Ligaments?

Answer 32

connects bone to bone

Question 33

Serous fluid is?

Answer 33

a straw coloured watery fluid

Question 34

Diaphragm separates the?

Answer 34

Thoracic and abdominal cavities

Question 35

Major abdominal organ that is not enclosed within the peritoneum is the?

Answer 35

Kidneys

Question 36

Which of the following structures is the most cranial in the abdominal cavity?

Answer 36

Liver

Question 37

Osetoblast?

Answer 37

Cell that helps to form new bone

Question 38

Pediculosis?

Answer 38

Lice Infestation

Question 39

Seasonally Polyoestrus species?

Answer 39

Cats and Rabbits

Question 40

Stages of Mitosis?

Answer 40

Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase