Biology II Lab Final
Normal/average blood pressure is generally about
120/80
Average pulse rate when at rest is generally between
60-80
Which of the following is the best biological definition of a species?
A group of organisms that are capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring.
True or False: When energy is transferred from one level to another, about 90% of the energy is available at the next level and 10% is lost.
False
Rank the following organisms as to which gets the MOST energy in the food chain (1) to which gets the LEAST (4). Grass > Grasshopper > Bird > Fox
Grass (1), Grasshopper (2), Bird (3), Fox (4)
Select all the statements that describe the trophic levels of an ecosystem.
The primary producers are at the base of an energy pyramid; energy decreases as you move through the trophic levels from the producer to the consumer; the greatest number of organisms is found at the producer level.
The ___ components of an ecosystem include factors such as the quality of the soil and water, light levels, availability of inorganic nutrients, and weather conditions.
abiotic
Identify the C.T.
adipose
Match the respiratory volume with the proper description: inspiratory reserve volume
amount of air that can be inhaled deeply after a normal breath
Match the following blood vessels to their description: carries blood away from the heart
arteries
The weight of all of the organisms that make up a trophic level of an ecosystem is called the
biomass
In the following food chain, which is the secondary consumer? Grass > Grasshopper > Bird > Fox
bird
Where the optic nerve exits the eye is called your _____.
blind spot
Identify the C.T.
blood
Identify the C.T. shown.
bone connective tissue
Match the following blood vessels to their description: connective lattice of very narrow vessels
capillaries
Identify the type of muscle tissue.
cardiac
Label the brain.
cerebrum (1), cerebellum (2), spinal cord (3), thalamus (4), hypothalamus (5), midbrain (6), pons (7), medulla oblongata (8)
Identify the following parts of this tissue.
cilia (1), goblet cells (2), nucleus (3)
The structure in the ear that is responsible for hearing is the
cochlea
Which of the following are organisms that break down detritus to inorganic matter which can be used again by producers?
decomposers and detritivores
Identify the muscles.
deltoid (1), pectoralis major (2), tibialis anterior (3), biceps brachii (4), rectus femoris (5), rectus abdominis (6) sartorius (8), sternocleidomastoid (10)
Identify the C.T.
dense regular
What is being studied when organisms and their physical environment are observed?
ecosystem
Label the male reproductive system.
epididymis (1), urethra (5), vas deferens (6), bladder (7), prostate (10)
Label the female reproductive system.
fallopian tube (A), ovary (B), cervix (D), vagina (F), urethra (G)
Label the skeleton.
frontal (1), scapula (2), humerus (3), radius (4), ulna (5), femur (6), fibula (7), mandible (8), sternum (9), ribs (10), coxal bones (11), coccyx (12), patella (13), tibia (14)
Identify the C.T.
hyaline cartilage
Label the heart (1-7).
inferior vena cava (1), superior vena cava (2), right atrium (3), tricuspid valve (4), right ventricle (5), pulmonary SL valve (6), pulmonary trunk (7)
Identify the C.T.
loose
Identify the numbered structures.
nasal cavity (1), mouth (2), larynx (3), apex of right lung (4), right bronchus (5), diaphragm (6), pharynx (7), trachea (8), left bronchus (9), bronchiole (10), alveoli (11)
What are the larger dark structures in this tissue?
neurons
Label the eye.
optic nerve (A), retina (B), lens (C), cornea (D), iris (E)
In the female reproductive system, the ___ transports the egg to the uterus where development will occur after fertilization.
oviduct
Label the ear.
pinna (1), auditory canal (2), tympanic membrane (3), Eustachian tube (6), cochlea (7), vestibulocochlear (8), semicircular canal (9), stapes (10)
What organisms make up the first trophic level in an ecosystem?
producers
Identify the E.T.
pseudostratified columnar
Label the heart (8-14).
pulmonary arteries (8), pulmonary veins (9), left atrium (10), bicuspid valve (11), left ventricle (12), aortic SL valve (13), aorta (14)
Identify the E.T.
simple columnar
Identify the E.T.
simple cuboidal
Identify the E.T. marked "A"
simple squamous
Identify the muscle tissue.
smooth muscle
Which of the following is an abiotic factor of an ecosystem?
soil
What is the name of the instrument used to determine various respiratory volumes?
spirometer
Identify the E.T.
stratified squamous
Fill in the blanks with the correct sequence of blood flow through the heart.
superior and inferior vena cava, right atrium, tricuspid valve, right ventricle, pulmonary valve, pulmonary trunk, pulmonary arteries, lungs, pulmonary veins, left atrium, mitral/bicuspid valve, left ventricle, aortic semilunar valve, aorta, body
Label the heart (1-9).
superior vena cava (1), aorta (2), pulmonary trunk (3), right atrium (5), inferior vena cava (6), bicuspid valve (7), tricuspid valve (9)
Label the heart (1, 5, 7, 9).
superior vena cava (1), right atrium (5), pulmonary veins (7), tricuspid valve (9)
When taking blood pressure two numbers are recorded. The top number is the _____ and the bottom number is the _____.
systolic pressure and diastolic pressure
Match the respiratory volume with the proper description: expiratory reserve volume
the amount of air that can be forcibly exhaled after a normal breath
Biodiversity in an ecosystem refers to
the number of different species present and their relative abundance
Match the respiratory volume with the proper description: tidal volume
the volume of air inhaled or exhaled during a single breath
The biotic factors of an ecosystem are arranged in feeding levels based on what they utilize for food or energy. Each of these feeding levels is called a
trophic level
Label the kidney.
ureter (D), renal pyramids (E), renal medulla (J), renal pelvis (H), renal artery (B)
In the male reproductive system, the ______ transports and stores sperm.
vas deferens
Match the following blood vessels to their description: carries blood to the heart
veins
Match the respiratory volume with the proper description: vital capacity
volume of air that can be forcibly exhaled after forcibly inhaling