Textbook chapters (only one of the following books is necessary, the information covered in the concept questions is
found in each of the books).

•        Chapter 24 and Sections 17.9-17.10 & 23.7:  Anatomy and Physiology  by OpenStax College
•        Chapter 22 and Section 24.2:  Visual Anatomy and Physiology by Martini and Ober
•        Chapter 18 and Sections 4.1-4.5 & 6.4:  Hole’s Anatomy and Physiology by Shier, Butler, and Lewis

1.        Describe how energy capture and release (metabolism) occurs in animals.

            Concept Storyline:  Metabolism

2.        Describe the relationship between ATP and ADP in terms of structure and energy level.

            Concept Storyline:  ATP

3.        Describe the importance of metabolic turnover and the body’s nutrient pool.

             Concept Storyline:  Metabolic Turnover

4.        Describe the molecular and energy inputs and outputs during each stage of the aerobic respiration process
(glycolysis, citric acid cycle, and electron transport chain/system).

            Concept Storyline:  Aerobic Respiration

5.        Trace the fate of atoms that compose a glucose molecule as they undergo the process of cellular respiration.

           Video:  Cellular Respiration

6.        Describe the metabolism of fats, including relationships to the carbohydrate metabolism pathways.

             Concept Storyline:  Fat Metabolism

7.        Describe the metabolism of proteins, including relationships to the carbohydrate metabolism pathways.

             Concept Storyline:  Protein Metabolism

8.        Compare and contrast the processes and outcomes of glycogenesis versus glycogenolysis versus
gluconeogenesis versus glycolysis.

              Concept Storyline:  Glucose Metabolism

9.        Describe the formation, transport, function, and metabolism of lipoproteins.

              Concept Storyline:  Lipoproteins

10.        Describe the role of key vitamins and minerals in metabolism.

              Concept Storyline:  Vitamins and Minerals

11.        Describe the processes of metabolic rate and thermoregulation as they relate to metabolism.

              Concept Storyline:  Thermoregulation
Michelle Murphy, M.S., M.Ed.
Lake Region State College