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Old Exams and Quizzes Flashcards

1
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Homeostatic changes that is in response to a change in the system

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Reactive Homeostasis

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2
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Maintaining a relatively constant body temperature

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Homeothermy

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3
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Relative stable, but continual energy is required

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Steady State

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4
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Circadian rhythm has a ___ hour periodicity

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24

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5
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Second messenger protein directly activated by elevated Ca

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Calmodulin

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6
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Organelle source of Ca that activates Calmodulin

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Endoplasmic reticulum

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7
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Molecules that mediate the entry of Ca into the cell

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Ca Channels

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8
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One of the molecules that pumps Ca out of the cytosol

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Na/Ca Exchange

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9
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Enzyme responsible for the formation of Inositol triosphosphate

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Phospholipase C

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10
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Name of molecule formed when Phospholipase C makes Inositol triosphosphate

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Diacylglycerol

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11
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Process of building organic molecules from smaller molecules

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Anabolism

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12
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Non-native molecule that binds receptor binding site, inactivating the receptor function

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Antagonist

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13
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Example of a molecule that functions to minimize a change of pH in the cell or blood

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Bicarbonate

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14
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Example of a co enzyme

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NAD+/NADH

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15
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What happens to the flux if the concentration gradient decreases?

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Decreases

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16
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Formal name of the RNA synthesis process

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Transcription

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17
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Enzymes function by lowering this to facilitate a chemical reaction

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Activation energy

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18
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Term that refers to the diffusion of water

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Osmosis

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19
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General name of the primary chemical messenger that is released by a nerve cell and affects the adjacent cell

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Neurotransmitter

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20
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General name of the primary chemical messenger that is circulated through the blood to target cells throughout the body

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Hormone

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21
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Mitochondria

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Energy organelle of cell

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22
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Ribosome

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Area for protein synthesis

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23
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Exocytosis

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Process to release material from cell

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24
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Carbonic Anhydrase

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Enzyme that mediates CO2 +H2O = H+ + HCO3-

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25
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Nucleus

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Area of the cell that houses DNA

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26
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Deamination

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Release of ammonia from the organic molecule

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27
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Study of cell/tissue/organ/organ fuction

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Physiology

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28
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Amino acid sequence

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Primary protein structure

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29
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Aquaporin

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Water channel

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30
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Used to estimate Vmax and Km

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Linweaver-Burke plot

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31
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4 Primary Components of PM

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Phospholipids, proteins, carbohydrates, cholesterol

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32
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Anaerobic with Fermentation

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Metabolic Pathway: Lactic acid cycle including glycolysis

Molecule End Products (not energy): Lactate

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33
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Aerobic with Glucose

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Metabolic Pathway: Glycolysis, CAC, Electron Transport Chain

Molecule End Products (not energy): Water and carbon dioxide

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34
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Homeostatic Reflex Arc (with cold)

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1) Stimulus - cold temperature (exogeneous)
2) Receptor/Sensor - temperature sensitive nerve endings
3) Afferent Pathway - Nerves carry the action potential
4) Integration Center - Brain interprets signal
5) Efferent Pathway - nerves carry signal to skeletal muscles
6) Effector - skeletal muscles
7) Response - skeletal muscles shiver to increase heat
8) Feedback Loop - increased heat decreases initial stimulus causing the signal to decrease (points back to receptor/sensor).

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35
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Primary active transport molecule that maintains sodium and potassium asymmertry

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Na+/K+ pump is “powered” by ATPase to pump 3Na+ out and 2K+ in. Both of which are against their “natural” concentration gradient.

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36
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The 2 Autonomic Nervous Systems

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Sympathetic and parasympathetic

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37
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Sympathetic nervous system’s terminal neurotransmitter

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Norepinephrine

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38
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Parasympatheric nervous system’s terminal neurotransmitter

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Acetylcholine

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39
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Acetylcholine receptor groups

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Nicotinic and muscoinic

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40
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Antagonist for acetylcholine

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Curare

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41
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Where is the typical cellular lipid-soluble hormone receptor located?

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Inside of the cell

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42
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Hormone secreted with an elecation of blood glucose

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Insulin

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43
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Biochemical grouping of insulin

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Peptide

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44
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Liver secreted hormone stimulated by the secretion of growth hormone

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Insulin-like growth factor 1

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45
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Hormone that stimulates growth hormone secretion (direction and effect)

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Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone - acts on anterior pituitary to increase growth hormone secretion

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46
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A change in resting membrane potential that is variable in polarity, duration and magnitude.

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Graded Potential

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47
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Time period that the neuron will not respond with an action potential regardless of any stimulation

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Absolute Refractory Period

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48
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General area of the brain that controls memory and personality

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Cerebrum

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49
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Area of the brain that control the cardiovascular and respiratory systems

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Medulla

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50
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Name the axonal process by which materials from the cell body are transported to the axon terminal

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Orthograde

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51
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Hyperpolarization of adjacent neuronal cell membrane the result of chemical synaptic transmission

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Inhibitory Postsynaptic Potential (IPSP)

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52
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Organ area and organ that secretes epinephrine

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Adrenal glad and adrenal medulla

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53
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Organ that secretes antidiuretic hormone

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Posterior pituitary

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54
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Organ area that secretes prolactin

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Anterior Pituitary

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55
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Cells that secrete chorionic gonadotropin

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Trophoblasts

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56
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Sensory cells for hearing and balance

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Hair cells

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57
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Neuronal code for magnitude

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Frequency

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58
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Retinal light sensing cells

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Rods and cones

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59
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Sense based on 4 major sensations, uses 2 nerve cells in series and may be conductive or receptor based.

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Taste

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60
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Somatic Nervous System

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Voluntary

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61
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Olfactory Cells

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1000’s of receptors

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62
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Mechanoreceptor such as a pacinian corpuscle

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sense of touch

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63
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Protect nerve cells from other nerve cell action potentials

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Glial cells like a Schwan cell

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64
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cGMP sense the shuts off the cell in response to stimulus

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Vision

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65
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Breaks down acetylcholine

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Acetylcholine esterase

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66
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Inner lining of the uterus that is periodically shed

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Endometrium

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67
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Temporary organ formed for exchange of nutrients between fetus and mother

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Placenta

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68
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Temporary organ that is formed from the teca and granulosa cells

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corpus luteum

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69
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Location for fertilization

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Fallopian tubes

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70
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Feedback of estrogen from mid-follicular to ovulation

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Positive

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71
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Sertoli or nurse cells secrete

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Inhibin

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72
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Monoamine examples

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Dopamine, L-DOPA, Epinephrine, Norepinephrine

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73
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Amino Acid NT Examples

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GABA, Glycine, Glutamate, Aspartate

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74
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Peptide Examples

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Insulin and gastrin

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75
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Gases and NT examples

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NO, CO

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76
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Most common cell in blood

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Red blood cells

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77
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Term for the fluid part of blood

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Plasma

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78
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Part of heart whose contraction sends blood to the pulmonary system

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Right ventricle

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79
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Term for a circulatory pattern that goes from one capillary bed to another without going through the heart

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Portal system

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80
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Name the cuff equipment used to measure blood pressure

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sphygmomanometer

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81
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What is the term for the smooth muscle that regulates blood flow through the capillary

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Precapillary sphincter

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82
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What direction does fluid flow (in or out) of the capillary at the arteriole end

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Out

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83
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Name the tissue fluid returning circulatory pattern that also has immune function

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Lymph

84
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Relationship between the radius and resistance 1/r^?

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4

85
Q

Name a heart valve and note heart side

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Right/Tricuspid or left/bicuspid

86
Q

The function unit of skeletal muscle bound by z lines

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sarcomere

87
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Skeletal muscle fiber with a small diameter, abundant mitochondria and capillaries and has a slow response

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Oxidative slow fibers

88
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Name the regulatory protein that is attached to actin

A

Troponin

89
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Name the regulatory protein that covers the myosin binding sites location on actin

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Tropomyosin

90
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Term for a decrease protein content and contractile properties

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Atrophy

91
Q

Excitatory neurotransmitter of skeletal muscle

A

acetylcholine

92
Q

Name in sequence the ions moving for a ventricular action potential

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Na, K, Ca, K

93
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What proteins conduct the ions for a ventricular action potential

A

Channels

94
Q

What is the regularity ion of the cardiac muscle fiber

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Calcium

95
Q

Through what cellular process is the ventricular action potential moved from cell to cell

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Gap junctions

96
Q

The heart generates its own rhythm so it is

A

myogenic

97
Q

The cardiac prinicple of starlings law of the heart states that stroke volume is related to

A

Ventricular end diastolic volume

98
Q

Relative impact of arteriole vasodilation on total peripheral resistance

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Decrease

99
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Relative impact of an increase in blood volume on venous pressure

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Increase

100
Q

Relative impact of a decrease in skeletal muscle movement venous return

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Decrease

101
Q

What is the value of the flow coming out a 30cm tube if a 10cm flow is 60ml per minue.

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20ml/min

102
Q

Oxygen binding protein in muscle fibers

A

Myoglobin

103
Q

Sustained full skeletal muscle contraction

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Tetany

104
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The tension building result of incomplete muscle relaxation

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Fusion

105
Q

End product from glycolytic fast fibers

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Lactate

106
Q

Contractile property loss due to lack of oxygen or decrease pH

A

fatigue

107
Q

Blocks acetylcholine receptors

A

curare

108
Q

rotate a limb around a pivotal axis

A

antagonistic skeletal muscles

109
Q

Decrease vascular resistance

A

low blood viscosity

110
Q

high heart rate

A

tachycardia

111
Q

myosin-PO4

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smooth muscle intermediate

112
Q

5 Major factors that influence smooth muscle activity

A

hormonal(Oxycontin and uterus contraction), neuronal(sympathetic vasoconstrict arterioles), local(pH), pacemaker(spontaneous depolarization), stretch (increase tension = increase force)

113
Q

3 source of energy generation in skeletal muscle

A

glycolysis, oxidative phosphorylation, creatin phosphate.

114
Q

Intercellular fluid

A

plasma

115
Q

A steady state condition of body temperature

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homeothermy

116
Q

study of function

A

physiology

117
Q

P is greater than 0.05 for ear temperature

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biologically not significant

118
Q

Homeostasis is the relative stable physical and chemical composition of the internal environment of the body maintained by ______ ______

A

regulatory mechanisms

119
Q

Did the average heart rate of your lab section change with exercise

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yes

120
Q

Homeostatic reflex arc in response to a decrease in plasma calcium

A

Receptor: parathyroid gland
Integration center: parathyroid hormone (PTH)
Efferent system: blood
Effector response: release calcium from the bone into the plasma
Homeostasis Type: reactive

121
Q

Name a physiologic function that displays a circadian rhythm

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Body temp, blood glucose….etc

122
Q

A rhythm that has a one year periodicity

A

Infradian rhythm

123
Q

Programed cell death

A

apoptosis

124
Q

How does water interact with other water molecules

A

Dipolar so the O is slightly negative and H is slightly positive. Forms hydrogen bonding networks

125
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Function of bicarbonate in the circulatory fluids

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minimizes a change in pH or acts as a buffer

126
Q

Path of protein secretion through the cell

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Rough endoplasmic reticulum to a trsistion vesicle to the Golgi apparatus to a secretory vesicle which will fuse to a plasma a membrane and then the protein is released.

127
Q

The protein structural hirarchy that occurs when protein subunits combine to form funtional proteins

A

Quaternary

128
Q

Area of a molecule that is water insoluble

A

hydrophobic

129
Q

Does the action of a receptor agonist result in a cell response?

A

Yes

130
Q

Large protein that is part of the cytoskeleton and is composed of tubulin polymers

A

Microtubules

131
Q

Intercellular process where cells share a tight association that forms a barrier between the two sides of the cellular sheet, formin luminal and blood sides.

A

Tight junctions

132
Q

Examples of potential energy that can be used by a cell

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Covalent bond, charge separation, concentration gradient

133
Q

Three enzymes you need to know from glycolysis (because you know that’s a really specific question that is totally helpful in understanding glycolysis and man phys….totally not just lame ass memorization…fuck)

A

Hexose kinase, phosphofructokinase, pyruvate kinase

134
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Where does CAC and ETC happen?

A

Mitochondria

135
Q

Of what use are the NADH and FADH2 to the electron transport system

A

Protons donated are used to make ATP

136
Q

The shuttling on the nitrogen group from one organic acid to another is generally referred as

A

Transamination

137
Q

General term for a primary chemical messenger that is released a nerve cell and affects the adjacent cell

A

Neurotransmitter

138
Q

Primary chemical messenger that is released in a local area and affects the local area

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Paracrine

139
Q

Active component of a G protein

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Alpha-GTP (kind of true because the dissociated beta/gamma subunits are also capable of creating a cellular response once the alpha subunit bind GTP and leaves…….but whatever)

140
Q

Membrane potential will change with the opening or closing of…

A

ion channels

141
Q

Ion that activated calmodulin

A

calcium

142
Q

Source for calcium

A

Outside of the cell/interstitial fluid or ER

143
Q

Name substrate and the enzyme that will form cAMP

A

ATP with adenylate cyclase

144
Q

Product formed by phospholipase C

A

Inositol trisphosphate or diacyglycerol

145
Q

What characteristic did the fish melaophore demonstrate with increased cellular cAMP?

A

dispersion

146
Q

Functions of glial cells

A

physically protect neurons; absorb potassium; provide nutrients and removed wastes to and from neurons; insulate the neuron; aid in developmental growth and migration of the neuron; increase conduction velocity; destroy damaged/unneeded neurons

147
Q

Graded potential is variable with regards to polarity. What does this mean?

A

A graded potential may be depolarizing or hyperpolarizing

148
Q

Name the refractory period of an action potential that corresponds to the period of time in which the nerve is only responsive to a very strong stimulus

A

Relative

149
Q

How did we test relative refractory period in lab?

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Two stimuli with variable delay. Twin stimuli.

150
Q

Synapses type that is characterized by gap junctions between two neurons

A

Electrical

151
Q

The movement of vesicle from the axon terminal to the cell body is important for neuronal identity. What is this called?

A

Retrograde

152
Q

Monoamine neurotransmitters

A

L-dopa, dopamine, norepinephrine, epinephrine, serotonin, histamine

153
Q

Enzyme that degrades acetylcholine

A

Acetylcholine esterase

154
Q

Neurotransmitter that has AMPA and NMDA receptors; and can cause long term potentiation or in excess, exitotoxicity.

A

Glutamate

155
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Area of the brain responsible for integration of skeletal muscle function for motor control

A

Cerebellum

156
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Area of brain responsible for regulating respiration and cardiovascular system

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medulla oblongata

157
Q

What does action potential frequency code for in a neuron

A

Stimulus magnitude

158
Q

General factors that will promote a change in hormone release

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Neuronal, hormonal, ionic, organic

159
Q

Hormone and its class that is released when blood glucose levels are elevated with the absorptive stage of digestion.

A

Insulin - peptide hormone

160
Q

Two hormones released by the posterior pituitary

A

Vasopression or oxytocin

161
Q

Steroid hormone released by Leydig or Interstitial cells

A

Testosterone

162
Q

The inner tissue lining of the uterus that is sloughed off regularly

A

Endometrium

163
Q

Fluid filled space formed during follicle maturation in the ovary

A

Antrum

164
Q

Temporary organ formed from theca and granulosa cells in the ovary following ovulation

A

corpus luteum

165
Q

Repeating units of sarcomeres found in a fibrous fashion in the skeletal muscle fiber are called

A

myofibrils

166
Q

Regulatory ion of skeletal muscle

A

Calcium

167
Q

Protein that mediates ion in skeletal muscle fiber

A

Ca Channel

168
Q

Two contractile proteins of skeletal muscle

A

actin and myosin

169
Q

two regulatory proteins in skeletal muscle fibers

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troponin and tropomyosin

170
Q

Energized intermediate formed in the skeletal muscle fiber sliding filament mechanism

A

MyosinADPPO4

171
Q

Nervous system that innervates skeletal muscle

A

somatic

172
Q

Function of ATP in the skeletal muscle fiber contractile process

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Break the myosin/actin bond or energize the cross-bridge or pull action over myosin or run in Ca-ATPase

173
Q

Term for maximal sustained contraction of skeletal muscle

A

tetany

174
Q

Skeletal muscle fiber with relatively few mitochondria, low amount of myoglobin and contraction cycle that is very quick

A

Glycolytic fast

175
Q

Second messenger system activated in the smooth muscle fiber.

A

Calmodulin

176
Q

Energized intermediate form in the sliding filament mechanism of smooth muscle

A

Myosin-PO4

177
Q

Large vessel that conducts blood away from the heart

A

Artery

178
Q

Percentage of red blood cells per blood volume

A

Hematocrit

179
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Ventricular relaxation

A

Diastole

180
Q

Primary pacemaker site of the mammalian heart

A

Sinoatrial node

181
Q

Conductive pathway that goes between the AV node and the Purkinje fibers

A

Bundle/s of His

182
Q

Cardiac electrical event that is happening during the QRS waves

A

Ventricular depolarization

183
Q

Ion channels that cause the ventricular action potential delay

A

Calcium (L type)

184
Q

Very low heart rate

A

Bradycardia

185
Q

Major variable that comprise Cardiac Output

A

Heart rate * stroke volume

186
Q

Baroreceptors in the carotid arteries or aortic arch measure

A

blood pressure

187
Q

Afferent nerves of baroreceptors signal will ultimately terminate in an integration center. What is it?

A

Cardiovascular center of the medulla oblongata

188
Q

Chronically elevated blood pressure

A

Hypertension

189
Q

Common name for myocardial infarction

A

heart attack

190
Q

Full name of the flatten pulmonary cells that provide the surface area for oxygenand carbon dioxide diffusion

A

Type 1 Alveolar cells

191
Q

General term for the molecule secreted that reduces the surface tension of water in the lung

A

Surfactant

192
Q

Name the ventilatory flat muscle just above the abdomen

A

Diaphragm

193
Q

Variables that will change the affinity of heoglobin for oxygen serving to offload more O2 in metabolizing tissue

A

Decrease pH, increase temp, increase DPG

194
Q

Main route that CO2 is moved in venous blood

A

Bicarbonate

195
Q

Enzyme responsible for forming bicarbonate

A

carbonic anhydrase

196
Q

What happens to ventilation rate with an increase in non-CO2 acids, like keto acids?

A

Increases

197
Q

What direction does water move when a red blood cell is placed in a strong hypertonic solution?

A

out of cell

198
Q

Location of the repirator center driving ventilation

A

medulla oblongata

199
Q

Sensory cells that monitor blood gasses

A

pH chemoreceptor, CO2 chemoreceptor, O2 chemoreceptor

200
Q

Pathophysiologic disease that causes hypoxic hypoxia that will result in fluid in the lungs

A

pneumonia

201
Q

The outer layer of the kidney is called the:

A

Cortex

202
Q

Where does filtration occur in the nephron

A

Glomerulus

203
Q

Examples of re absorption and not the specific nephric location

A

Glucose in proximal tubule; water in collecting ducts

204
Q

What does atrial natriuretic peptide generally do?

A

Release water and or sodium

205
Q

What are releases antidiuretic hormone?

A

posterior piuitary

206
Q

What specifically does anti diuretic hormone do?

A

Conserve water fluid

207
Q

Problem that might be encountered while diving

A

Air gas embolism

Mammalian Physiology (6 decks)

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