Structure and Function NRSG 10159 Final Exam Review PDF

Structure and Function NRSG 10159  Final Exam Review  Week 14    Please read all 8 learning packages, specifically the information provided between the questions and embedded within the questions.  This review is only to guide your study, but questions are not limited to the below. Students are...

Structure and Function NRSG 10159  Final Exam Review  Week 14    Please read all 8 learning packages, specifically the information provided between the questions and embedded within the questions.  This review is only to guide your study, but questions are not limited to the below. Students are still responsible for all the material content this class covers from week 7 to week 13. A total of 50 multiple-choice questions over 120 minutes.   [Integumentary and sensation]          7 questions    +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |  -Skin structure and function | +=======================================================================+ | -role of melanin  | | | |   | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -role of glands in the skin.   | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -eye structures and their corresponding functions. | | | | (Cornea, Retina, Iris, optic nerve, etc.) | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -process of hearing and role of each part of the ear. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |  Hair and nail structure. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ [GI System]          7 questions     -Different types of digestion (Mechanical, chemical, etc) -------------------------------------------------------------- -Each structure in the alimentary canal and its function. -Liver function concerning digestion and glucose regulation. -Exocrine function of the pancreas. -Fat-soluble vitamins. -Peritoneal cavity and its importance.   [Endocrine System]          7 questions    +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ |  -hormonal regulation and pathways (Negative, positive feedback, | | paracrine, autocrine). Characteristics of the endocrine system. | +=======================================================================+ | -location and functions of major endocrine glands.  | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -ADH & oxytocin. function and secreting gland. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -hormones and functions of the thyroid gland and parathyroid glands.  | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -pancreatic cells and hormones and their corresponding functions. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -effects of epinephrine.  | | | | -Hormones and glands controlling the circadian rhythm | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -Aldosterone function and secreting gland. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+     [Lymphatic and Immune System]         8 questions     Immune cells and their functions (Neutrophils, lymphocytes, antigens, etc.) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Structure and functions of the lymphatic system (lymph nodes, lymphatic fluids, etc.)  -Inflammatory process steps and benefits. -factors that promote lymph flow.  -passive immunity and active immunity     [Renal System]      5 questions     -Structure and functions of the kidneys -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Process of blood filtration to urine formation and organs/structure involved. -Micturition reflex ADH and aldosterone function in the renal system to regulate blood pressure.    [Nervous System]       9 questions    +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Somatic, autonomic, central, and peripheral functions. | | | | Afferent/Efferent   | +=======================================================================+ | -components of a typical neuron and neuronal communication. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -Cranial nerves versus spinal nerves. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -neurons and their functions.  | | | | -Different types of neurons (Chemoreceptors, Osmoreceptors, | | nociceptors, and thermoreceptors). | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -Brain lobes and their corresponding functions. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -autonomic NS.  | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -Cerebrospinal fluid functions | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -role of myelin.  | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+     [Reproductive Systems]       6 questions    +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Function of the uterus   | +=======================================================================+ | -Uterus and its functions | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -uterine tubes and their functions. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -hormones of the mammary glands.  | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -terms.  | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | -components and functions of the male reproductive system and | | hormones involved.  | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Relation of male reproductive system to the urinary system. | | | |   | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------+