memory boost(human physiology) Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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interatrial septum

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thin muscular wall

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2
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atrio ventricular septum

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thick fibrous tissue

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3
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closure of av valve in which phase of cardiac cycle

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ventriculat systol(as rhe ventricular presure increases)

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4
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semilunar valve opens when

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ventricular systol when ventricular presurre increases further

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5
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end of t wave marks

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end of systole

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6
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tunica intima

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sqamous endothelium

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7
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tunica media

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smooth muscle and elastic fibres

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8
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tunica externa

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fibrous connective tissue with colllagen fibres

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9
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tunica media is comparitively thin in ——-

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veins

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10
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a unique vascular connection exists between the digestive tract and liver called

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hepatic portal system(intestine to liver)

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11
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lumen in veins are —————

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broader than arteries

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12
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cad is caused by the deposition of

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ca ,fat,cholestrol,fibrous tissues

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13
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heart functions can be regulated by

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neural and hormonal actions

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14
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association areas are located on

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cerebral cortex

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15
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association areas are responsible for

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intersensory associations
memory
communication

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15
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association areas are responsible for

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intersensory associations
memory
communication

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16
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brain stem include

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medulla
pons
mid brain

17
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olfactory bulb are extensions of

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brains limbic sys

18
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sclera is composed of

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dense connective tissue

19
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diametre of pupil is controlled by

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muscles of iris

20
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tympanic membrane is composed of

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connective tissues

21
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at the base of the cochlea ————ends at at the round window while ——-terminates at the round window

A

scala vestibuli

scala tympani

22
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the basal end of the hair cells is in close contact with

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afferent nerve fibres

23
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organ of corti is located on

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basilar membrane

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vestibular apparatus is located
above the cochlea
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vestibular apparatus is composed of -------semicircular canals and otolith
3
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specific receptors in vestibular apparatus
crista and macula
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the base of canals which is swollwn and called ampulla contains a projecting ridge called
crista ampullaris
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z line is an
elastic fibre
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m line is a
thin fibrous membrane
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fascia is a
common collaginous connective tissue
31
how many cervical vertibrae
7
32
total no of tarsala and carpels in human being resp
tarsals: 8 carpels: 7
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thorasic chamber is formed laterally by ----------and on the lower side by --------------
ribs | dome shaped diaphragm
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lungs comprise
branching network of bronchi bronchioles alveoli
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alveoli features
thin irregular walled vascularised bag like structure
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inspiration is initiated by the contraction of diaphragm which increases the volume of thorasic chamber in the
antero posterior axis
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the volume of air involved in breathing movements can be estimated by
spirometer
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the volume of air involved in breathing movements can be estimated by
spirometer
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diffusion membrane is made upof 3 major layers called
thin sqamous epithelium of alveoli endothelium of alveolar cappilaries basement sub
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chemosensitive area location
adj to rhythm centre
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respiratory rhythm centre located in
medulla region of brain