Exam 5 Information and Instructions

Content and Format

This exam covers material from Modules 13-15 and is worth 100 pints. Topics addressed include:

• Module 13- Female Reproductive
• Module 14- Pregnancy, Growth, Development, and Aging
• Module 15- Genes and Genetics

Questions on the exam will be in multiple-choice, matching, and true/false format. These questions will be similar to what you have seen in Module 13-15 quizzes. This assessment is automatically graded according to correctness; therefore, you will see your score immediately upon completion. 

This exam addresses the following course and module learning objectives:

Module 13- Female Reproductive

1. Describe the anatomy of the female reproductive system, including accessory structures. (CLOs 1-2)
2. Explain the role of hypothalamic and pituitary hormones in female reproductive function. (CLOs 1-4)
3. Trace the path of a sperm cell from entry into the female reproductive tract through fertilization of an oocyte. (CLOs 1-4)
4. Explain the events occurring in the ovary before ovulation. (CLOs 1-4)
5. Describe the development and maturation of the sex organs and the emergence of secondary sex characteristics in females during puberty. (CLOs 1-6)

Module 14- Pregnancy, Growth, Development, and Aging

1. Define vocabulary terms related to pregnancy, growth, and development. (CLO 1)
2. Identify the anatomical structures occurring uniquely in the pregnant person, embryo, fetus, and neonate. (CLO 2)
3. Describe the physiological functions occurring uniquely in the pregnant person, embryo, fetus, and neonate. (CLOs 1-3)
4. Explain the principle of homeostasis occurring uniquely in the pregnant person, embryo, fetus, and neonate. (CLOs 1-4)
5. Predict physiological outcomes of common disorders occurring uniquely in the pregnant person, embryo, fetus, and neonate. (CLOs 5-6)
6. Explain the interrelationships between the pregnant person’s, embryo’s, fetus’s, and neonate’s anatomical and physiological systems, including form, function, and real-world scenarios. (CLOs 1-6)

 Module 15- Genes and Genetics

1. Define vocabulary terms related to human genetics and genomics. (CLO 1)
2. Identify the anatomical structures involved in human genetics and genomics. (CLO 2)
3. Describe the physiological functions of structures involved in human genetics (CLOs 1-3)
4. Explain the principle of homeostasis involved in human genetics and genomics. (CLOs 1-4)
5. Predict physiological outcomes of common disorders of human genetics and genomics. (CLOs 5-6)
6. Explain the interrelationships between the anatomical and physiological systems related to human genetics and genomics, including form, function, and real-world scenarios. (CLOs 1-6)

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