Compare the differences between non-living AND living FDA Approved Bioengineered Tissues for Skin Injury Healing presented in the workbook, be sure to include sources, specific materials and/or cells if you know them:

Describe the mechanisms related to increased ACL injury in female athletes based on the research discussed in class in each of these categories; hormonal, anatomical, neuromuscular, AND core stability:

Describe the expected negative feedback regulation of blood calcium in a person that is not consuming enough calcium in their diet. Be sure to identify the sensor/receptor, controller, and effectors in your answer.

Describe how O2 and hormones reach osteocytes of compact and trabecular:

List factors that increase a cell’s risk of becoming a cancer cell AND then describe the intracellular mechanisms that cause a normal cell to become a cancer cell:

Explain the mechanisms needed for your body to heal cut or damaged skin including the specific steps needed to repair, regrow, and rebuild the damaged dermis AND epidermis layers.

In class, your patient was diagnosed with a tumor or cancer (i.e., cancer cards). You researched the tumor/cancer and then discussed that tumor/cancer with classmates in groups. Name your specific tumor/cancer. Describe the important and essential information you learned about this specific type of tumor/cancer; including what type of tissue it is derived from; what are the primary causes of this tumor/cancer; and how it is treated. Finally, include any interesting or up to date info you researched about this tumor/cancer.

To make a tattoo permanent, the ink is deposited with a needle into which layer of the skin?

Describe the histological/anatomical basis of skin color (your answer should include specific cells, layers and/or tissues). Note, answer part I of the question first, THEN explain the difference in skin color between lighter and darker individuals:

A twenty year old begins weight training as part of their gymnastics program.  This requires lifting heavy loads twice a week for three months. In this situation, are reported to be the primary cells that detect the added stress on the bones which then signal to increase the activity of in order to create the needed changes in bone density and strength.