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Directional Terminology and Mammalian Cell Components<\/h2>\n\n
Please take some time to watch the video below. For this lesson, the interactive quiz components will be focused on the video from 13:48 mins and onward. The content of this lecture video is derived from Colville's Clinical Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Technicians (Colville, T. P., & Bassert, J. M. (2016). Clinical anatomy and physiology for veterinary technicians. Third edition. St. Louis, Missouri, Elsevier\/Mosby).<\/p>\n\n
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Test Yur Knowledge<\/h2>\n\n
Now that you've reviewed the video lecture, try testing your knowledge using the interactive quizzes and hotspots below. Through this lesson, you should be comfortable identify the funtion and purpose of the following cell organelle:<\/p>\n\n
Plasma Membrane<\/p>\n\n
Nucleus and its components within<\/p>\n\n
Ribosomes<\/p>\n\n
Peroxisomes<\/p>\n\n
Mitochondria<\/p>\n\n
Cilia and Flagella<\/p>\n\n
Cytoplasm<\/p>\n\n
Endoplasmic reticulum<\/p>\n\n
Golgi apparatus <\/p>\n\n
Lysosomes<\/p>\n\n
Understand the concept of equilibrium and acid\/base balance<\/p>\n\n
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Microlesson: Directional Terminology of mammals and cell anatomy

Kristina Burns