have learned since the beginning of the term. It will incorporate your syllabus, Coded Text, and 3-Column Notes.

You will include Part I and Part II (below) in your Initial Response.

Part I of your Initial Response: Identify a USLO from your syllabus and then using your Coded Text and 3-Column Notes as your guide, create a multiple-choice test/quiz question. Carefully consider the intended outcomes of the USLO. Think about what you want to ask and then write the stem (question) and the distractors (multiple choice answers).

Here is an example from BIO 1300 Human Anatomy and Physiology II

USLO 6.2 Identify the mechanisms of the innate (non-specific) defenses.

Question: Which cell type is involved in the innate response to destroy abnormal cells in peripheral tissue?

1. Natural killer
2. Cytotoxic T cells
3. B cells
4. Plasma cells

Part II of your Initial Response: Find a medical term that you were not familiar with and apply morphemic analysis to this word by breaking it down to see if you can make out the meaning. Explain the way that you broke the word down in order to determine its meaning. If you haven't already, check out the video from this week USLO 6.2.

Example: Hyperthyroidism: Hyper - means higher than normal, Thyroid - thyroid gland, Ism - means condition of. When you combine it all together and you get the meaning that Hyperthyroidism is the overactivity of the thyroid gland.

-In one of your participation responses, share your exam day preparations and strategies. For example, this may include: rest, diet, environment, etc.

-Respond to the questions created by other students by trying to answer their questions using the honor system--This means no using Google ;) . Be sure to explain why you selected your choice and how you determined it was the correct answer.