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QUESTION 1

Name:

Student number:

BIOL121 WORKSHEET

Due: in 24 hours

Submit: via Turnitin link on BIOL121 LEO

page Weighting: 20% final grade

Fill in the blank boxes to complete TWO rows of your choice in the following table, which summarises the

name, location and function of a variety of cells throughout the body. The first line is completed as an

example of the level of detail required. (1 mark/line; 2 marks total)

Cell name Where would you usually expect to What is its job? (or primary role)

find this cell type? (be specific)

Parietal cell Gastric glands in the stomach. Secrete intrinsic factor and HCI

Production of melanin to protect

underlying tissue from harmful UV

radiation.

Spontaneously depolarise to trigger

contraction of cardiac muscle.

Establishes the heart rate.

Osteocyte

Contains large quantities of

haemoglobin, enabling it to bind and

transport respiratory gases.

Chief cells

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QUESTION 6

The results of dipstick urinalysis of two urine samples are listed below.

Sample 1 belongs to a 16-year-old male 'gamer' who has locked himself in his room all weekend to play

computer games (he didn't really even come out to eat or drink).

Sample 2 belongs to a 22-year-old female triathlete who is careful with her diet, hydration, and almost

exercises to excess.

For each parameter, fill in the normal values. (Hint: Refer to the Week 10 laboratory activity to get you

started).

Parameter Normal values Sample1 Sample2

Colour Dark yellow Reddish tinge

Glucose - -

Bilirubin -

Ketones ++ -

Specific gravity 1.039 1.010

Blood - ++

pH 5.5 6.0

Protein - ++

Nitrite - -

Leukocytes - -

A. What personal protective equipment should be worn when handling someone else's urine?

Explain. (1 mark)

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Amino acids

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