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Carotid body vs. Carotid Sinus
Body–Chemoreceptors (partial pressure of O2, pH)
Sinus–Baroreceptors (BP)
Body of hyoid–arch
2nd arch
Pouch that creates internal acoustic meatus
1st pouch
Median n. innervates
Flexors of arm
Function of pons
Motor control and sensory analysis
Pons is derived from
Metencephalon (so is cerebellum)
-Metencephalon & Mylencephalon (medulla) = Rhombencephalon (hindbrain)
What is the crisa terminals and where is it located
Boundary between Sinus Venarum and Right Primitive Atrium
SA node–>AV node
Ligamentum teres is a remnant of what embryonic structure
Fetal left umbilical vein
Purpose of the ductus arteriosus
Connects pulmonary vein to aortic arch
Ductus arteriosus becomes
Ligamentum arteriosum
Primary tooth has crown of premolar and roots of molar
1st Maxillary primary molar
Innervates the lung
Anterior-Posterior Pulm. Plexus (Vagal)
Nerves associated with Otic ganglion
CN 9–Glossopharyngeal
Hasn’t fused by 6th week of embryo development
Maxillary and medial nasal processes
Most inferior structure innervated by vagus
Transverse colon
Amino acids associated with urea cycle
Arginine and aspartic acid
What keeps glycolysis going
Oxaloacetate formation
Carries iron in the plasma
Transferrin
Paramyxovirus
Mumps and measles
Streptococcus breaks down sucrose into
Glucose and Fructose
What enzyme primarily breaks down sucrose
Sucrase
How is glucose and fructose associated with caries
Dextran and Levan
AA associated with umami
L-glutamate
What tissues have PEPCK (PEP carboxykinase)
Liver, Kidney, Fat tissue