The document outlines policies and topics for an upcoming quiz in an anatomy and physiology lab meeting. Students will take the quiz during the last hour of lab and must have only pencil, eraser, sharpener. No sharing supplies or electronic devices are allowed. Cheating is prohibited and may result in disciplinary actions. The quiz will cover topics like the endocrine and digestive systems, anatomical terms, tissues and cells.

2. • The quiz will be taken during the last hour of our
lab meeting.
• Each student will need pencil, eraser, sharpener,
and pencil only.
• Students will not be able to share testing supplies
during the quiz.
• You have to use the restroom before the quiz.
• During the quiz you will no be allowed to leave the
lab, answer phone calls, or to listen to music.
• You have to turn off any electronic devise, and
keep it in your school bag.

3. • Cheating of any kind is strongly prohibited.
• Disciplinary action for cheating may include, a
written warning, reprimand, disciplinary
probation, faculty-initiated suspension,
suspension or termination of financial aid,
immediate interim suspension, long-term
suspension, and/or withdrawal of consent to
remain on campus (2012 LASC Fall Schedule
of Classes).
• The above policy is non-negotiable.

4. • The field of study of anatomy and
physiology, and the relation between
them.
• The necessary life functions and
description of each.
• The survival needs of organisms and
description of each.
• Endocrine system – tyroid, pineal,
pituitary, thymus, adrenal, pancreas,
ovary, and testis.

5. • Orientation and directional terms: superior
(cranial), inferior (caudal), Anterior
(ventral), posterior (dorsal), Orientation
and directional terms in humans and four-
legged animal, medial, lateral, proximal,
distal, superficial (external), deep
(internal), ipsilateral, contralateral.

6. • Regional Terms: names of specific body
areas.
• Body planes and sections: Coronal
(frontal), Median (midsagittal),
parasagittal, transverse, and oblique.
• Body cavities
• Quadrants

7. • Primary germ layers within the embryo
• Tissue derivations (endoderm, mesoderm
and ectoderm)
• Characteristics of epithelia
– Cellularity
– Special contacts
– Polarity
– Support by connective tissue
– Avascular but innervated
– Reneration

8. • Definitions – cell, tissue
• Identification of tissues (pictures)
• At least one location
• At least one function

9. • Diffusion and Osmosis
• Diffusion of Dye through agar gel and
water (rate of diffusion methylene blue and
potassium permanganate)
• Diffusion and osmosis through living
membranes (isotonic, hypertonic, and
hypotonic solutions)

10. • The process of filtration and test to
indicate the presence of filtrate