BIO 260 – Exam 1 Key Terms

BIO 260 – Exam 1 Key Terms Exam 1 – cover week 1-3 material The following review concepts will include, but are not limited to: Acid-base imbalances – determine type of imbalance based on lab values Anaerobic and Aerobic Metabolism – input, output, location Apoptosis vs. Necrosis – definitions, examples Cellular Adaptations – know the different types, examples of each Edema – causes Electrolyte imbalances – Calcium, Phosphate, Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium Signs/symptoms of both hyper and hypo for each listed above Hyperkalemia – EKG changes IV Fluids – types, when to administer the different types Kussmaul respirations – cause Organelles (Mitochondria, Smooth & Rough ER, Lysosomes, Cytoplasm) – functions Protein Synthesis – what negatively impacts this process Solutes/Solution/Solubility – definitions Tissues (Epithelial, Skeletal, Smooth, Connective) – types based on characteristics of each Skeletal muscle – what causes a contraction Bacterial Infections – how to classify, characteristics, types Bacteremia/Colonization/Sepsis/Opportunistic infections – definition of each term Benign vs. Malignant tumors – characteristics of each Cancer Classification – based on tissue of origination Carcinogens – examples Fungal infections – characteristics, types Gram staining – purple vs. pink Parasitic infections – types, helminths, characteristics Portal of entry – know the body’s defenses Reemerging infections – examples Routes of Transmission – know how different organisms invade the body Viruses – replication process, characteristics

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