PSIO 202

1. List the functions and structures of the lymphatic system 2. Describe the structure and function of lymphatic capillaries and vessels and explain how the lymph capillaries drain excess ISF and return it to the systemic circulation.

1. List the body’s non-specific defenses and describe the components and mechanisms of each 2. Describe the process of inflammation and the basis of the cardinal signs of acute inflammation 3. Describe and diagram the functions of the complement system 4. Describe how NK cells kill virus-infected cells and tumors 5. Discuss the importance of interferons in disease prevention

1. Describe the major cell surface receptors that take part in immune responses 2. Describe the process of antigen presentation and recognition 3. Describe the processes that leads to activation, proliferation and differentiation of killer and helper T cells 4. Explain how killer T cells destroy infected cells 5. Explain the importance of co-stimulation and the role of helper T cells in the immune response

1. Describe the role of ATP within cells (i.e. what is it used for). 2. Compare the absorptive and post-absorptive states in terms of glucose use/storage and nutrient transport. 3. Describe the major metabolic processes noted in this lecture and where they occur (which cells and where inside the cells).

1. Describe ketogenesis and when this would occur. 2. Describe how the metabolic processes presented in this lecture are influenced by hormonal control (this is review/integration from endocrine). 3. Describe the terms lipolysis, lipogenesis, glycolysis, glycogenolysis, glycogenesis, gluconeogenesis, protein synthesis, and proteolysis. 4. Distinguish the exocrine and endocrine functions of the pancreas. 5. Compare the effects of insulin and glucagon on plasma glucose levels and cellular glucose