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| nerve cell-they are highly specialized and conduct nerve impulses from one body to another |
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| takes information into the cell body |
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| takes information away from the cells body |
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the enzyme that removes acetylcholine from a synapse |
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| frontal,temporal,parital,occepital,insula |
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| Parkinson's occurs where in the brain |
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| midbrain- substanicaniagra |
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| with Parkinson's you get degeneration of |
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Grey matter of the spinal cord- the L2-L4 area |
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| Reflex center of the knee-jerk response |
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| cranial nerve that oes to the Lateral rectus eye muscle |
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| 6th cranial nerve--abducens nerve |
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From blood by the caroid plexus. after it's formed it drips into the roof of the verntricles the circulates and is then taken backup |
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| White matter is not located |
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in the cortex areas (cerebrum cortex,cerebellum) where every grey matter is you will not find white matter |
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| a weak salt solution with similar inorganic ion concentrations to plasma |
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| the major nerve of the lumbar plexus is |
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| what does the trochlear nerve do? |
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| innervates the superior oblique muscles of the eyeballs. it turns the eyeball downward and laterally |
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| ventral root of the spinal nerve is |
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| the motor division of each spinal nerve, attached centrally to the spinal cord and joining peripherally with the dorsal root to form the nerve before it emerges from the intervertebral foramen |
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| peripheral ganglia of the parasympathetic nervous system are located |
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| in or on the walls of the target organs |
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| what do beta bolckers do? |
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Beta-blockers "block" the effects of adrenaline on your body's beta receptors. Beta-blockers also block the impulses that can cause an arrhythmia. |
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| what kind of nerves carry impulses toward the CNS? |
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| afferent- carry impulses in--they are sensory found in dorsal roots of the spinal cord |
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| sends impulses out to the skeletal muscles |
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| incoming light strikes which structure first? |
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| The cornea (clear part of the sclera) |
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| where is the fovea centralis and what is it's function? |
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| located in the center of the macula region of the retina and it enhances visual activity |
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| the 4 refractive media of the eye? |
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cornes, aquis humor, lens, vitrius humor they change the direction of light to try to focus |
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| what is the basic functional unit of hearing? |
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| the spiral organ of corti located in the cochlea |
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| in the inner ear sound waves move through what medium |
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| myopia,hyperopia, astigmatism,presoypia |
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| myopia is associated with |
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| hyperopia is associated with |
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| astigmatism is associated with |
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| problem focusing light rays at the same time |
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| accommodation problem tht can be corrected with bifocal lens |
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| how is the aquis humor drained |
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| it filters from the capillaries of the ciliary processes into the posterior chamber & a portion of it freely diffuses through the vitreous humor in the posterior segment while the remainder flows into the anterior segment |
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| how is conduction deafness caused |
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failure of the three tiny bones inside the middle ear to pass along sound waves to the inner ear failure of the eardrum to vibrate in response to sound waves. ------A build-up of fluid in the ear canal, for example, could dampen the movement of the eardrum. |
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| elevated intraocular pressure which results in damage to the optic nerve |
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| what structures are involved in glaucoma? |
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| aquis humor, optic nerve, |
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| dim light and peripheral vision |
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| bright light straight ahead vision and color |
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| what do meibomian glads produce? |
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| responsible for the supply of sebum, an oily substance that prevents evaporation of the eye's tear film, prevents tear spillage onto the cheek, and makes the closed lids airtight. |
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| what is static equilibrum? |
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| Static equilibrium refers to objects that are not moving. |
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| where are static equilibrum receptors located? |
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| in the inner ear--in the vestibule and semicircular canals. |
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| which sense organ is connected to the trigeminal nerve? |
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| vision, taste, sense of touch on face and aides in chewing |
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| which sense is connected to the olfactory nerve? |
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| what is the function of the visceroceptors? |
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respond to stimuli within the body ex: chemical changes,tissue streach and temprature |
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| which cranial nerve controls most of the eye muscles |
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| ocular motor cranial nerve |
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| where does fertilisation normally occur? |
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| what does testosterone do? |
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| stimulates the formation of all reproductive organs in males and effects skeletal mass and hair |
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| what does FSH do in males? |
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| it stimulates sperm production in testis & makes cells sensitive to testrone |
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| what does FSH do in females |
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| in the ovaries it stimulates ovarian follicles to mature |
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| where is progesterone secreted? |
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| corpus luteum, ovaries, and placenta |
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| stimulates ovulation and production of estrogen and progesterone |
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| low levels of LH in a male would..... |
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| promote secretion of testostrone , but will also cause failure of sezual maturation because angrogens will be produced |
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| where is estrogen secreted |
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| ovaries, developing follicles and corpus luteum |
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| what initiates menstruation |
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| a decrease in estrogen levels |
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| stimulates uterine contractions and initiates labor, initiates milk ejection |
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| high levels of estrogen results in.... |
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| the pituitary to secret more LH and brings on puberty in females |
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| production of male gametes in the seminerfous tubules |
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| when does spermatogenesis begin? |
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| the production of oocytes |
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| when does oogenesis begin |
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| the primitive streak in formed by |
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| epiblast cells moving inward and upward |
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| what happens during gastrulation? |
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| change from 2 layer disc to 3 germ layers and rearrangement and migration of cells |
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| sequence of preembryonic structures |
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zygote (fert egg) blastomere myorlia (72 hrs) blastocysts (4-5 days) gastrulation (@ 3 weeks) somite |
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| what happens during implantation |
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| Approximately one week after fertilization, the blastocyst embeds itself in the thickened wall of the uterus and pregnancy is established. |
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cerebellum is forming sensory organs differentiate eyes blink glands in intestines develop bones/joint become distinct face looks human sucking by fetus |
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| what does the trophoblast form |
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fetus takes on fetal position limbs formed |
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| what does the ectoderm form |
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| what do umbilical veins carry |
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| oxygenated blood and nutrients from the mother to the fetus |
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| umbilical arteries carry? |
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| deoxygenated blood away from the fetus |
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| what does the allantois become |
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| what structures orginate in the yolk sac |
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| earliest blood vessels and part of the digestive tube |
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