Lab Practical 4 Flashcards by Kristen Fuentes

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. Patellar Reflex

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b. Biceps Reflex

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c. Triceps Reflex

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d. Ankle Reflex

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Superficial Reflexa. Abdominal Reflex

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(fast-adapting)
senses of smell, hair movement, and cutaneous pressure.

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Phasic receptors

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(slow-adapting)
body position, muscle tension, and joint motion.

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Tonic receptors

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Receptors that respond to chemicals

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Chemoreceptors

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Receptors that respond to physical deformation

Caused by vibration, touch, pressure, stretch, or tension.

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Mechanoreceptors

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Receptors that respond to heat and cold.

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Thermoreceptors respond to heat and cold.

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pain receptors

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Nociceptors

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light touch & texture in epidermis

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Tactile Disc

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Deep pressure in the dermis

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Lamellar Corpuscle

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pain, heat & cold

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Free Nerve Endings

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heavy continuous touch & joint movement

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Bulbous Corpuscle

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muscle stretch proprioception

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Muscle Spindle

stretch receptors that signal the length and changes in length of muscles.

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Inhibits antagonist muscles

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Reciprocoal Inhibition

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Meninges of the Brain in Order

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Dura Mater
Arachnoid Mater
Pia Mater

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Insula

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Parietal Lobe

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Temporal

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Corpus Callosum

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Pons

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Fornix

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pituitary gland

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hypothalamus ## Footnote Major control center of the endocrine & ANS

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thalamus

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inferior colliculus | duct through mesenceopalon (midbrain)

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Mamillary Body ## Footnote control licking, sucking, chewing & swallowing

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arbor vitae ## Footnote white matter of cerebellum

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medulla oblongata

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Inferior colliculus ## Footnote Part of the corpora quadrigemina that deals with audio reflexes

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optic chiasm | area where optic nerve crosses to the other side

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cerebellum

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pineal gland

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optic chiasm

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olfactory tract

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optic nerve

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olfactory bulb

slender parallel folds in cerebellum

Folia

"worm-like" central region of cerebellum

Vermis

area where optic nerve crosses to the other side

Optic chiasma

dural fold that divides left & right cerebral hemispheres

Falx cerebri

Major control center of the endocrine & ANS

Hypothalamus

What divides motor and sensory cortex

Central sulcus

outer meningeal layer

Dura mater

Site of cerebrospinal fluid circulation

Subarachnoid space

Dural fold that separates cerebellum & cerebrum

Tentorium cerebelli

connect to the lateral ventricles via the intraventricular foramen

Third ventiricle

control licking, sucking, chewing & swallowing

Mammillary body

maintains a crude sense of awareness

Thalamus

Part of the corpora quadrigemina that deals with audio reflexes

Inferior colliculus

Pine cone shaped gland in diencephalon

Pineal body

white tract between cerebral hemispheres

Corpus callosum

Located in the dural sinus and site of cerebrospinal fluid reabsorption

Arachnoid granualations

duct through mesenceopalon (midbrain)

Cerebral Aqueduct

Part of the corpora quadrigemina that deals with audio reflexes

Inferior colliculus

White matter of cerebellum

Arbor vitae

Lens

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White Region of Eyeball

sclera

Controls diameter of eye

Iris

jelly-like substance of posterior cavity of eye

vitreous body '

Vascular layer

Uvea

transparent part of the fibrous tunic

cornea '

Eyelid

palpabrae

What carries tears from the eye to the nasal cavity

nasolacrimal duct

serous fluid of anterior cavity of the eye

aqueous humor

neural layer

Retina

Deep median groove between cerebral hemispheres

Longitudinal fissure

area of brain superior to medulla oblongata

pons

connects the cerebellum to the pons and midbrain

middle cerebellar peduncle.

duct through mesencephalon

Third ventricle

separates lateral ventricles

Septum pellucidum