Pages 49-57 Test Flashcards

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Spinal Cord

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Tissues connecting the brain to the back

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Ganglion

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Structure with a number of nerve cell bodies

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3
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The human body was designed by the Creator God and it is more than just a collection of ______.

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Chemicals

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4
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Without the ________ cord the brain would be unable to receive sensory info from your body or tell your body what to do

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Spinal

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5
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ALS

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Nervous system disease affecting nerve cells in the brain

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6
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (als) is aka Lou ________ disease.

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Gehrig’s

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7
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The dorsal root ganglion contains the cell bodies of sensory _______.

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Nerves

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8
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Peripheral nervous system

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Part of nervous system outside central nervous system

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9
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Olfactory (I) nerves

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Related to smell

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10
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Optic (II) nerves

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Relating to vision

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11
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Bell’s palsy

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Muscle weakness on 1 side of the face

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12
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The ____ nerve carries nerve impulses for vision

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Optic

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13
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Bell’s palsy is caused by inflammation of the facial nerve, usually due to a ____ infection

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Viral

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14
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Carpal tunnel syndrome

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Median nerve is pressed at wrist

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15
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Shingles

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Painful inflammation of nerve

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16
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Reflex

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Automatic action of organ or muscle

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17
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With an _____ reflex you remain unaware of what happened

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Autonomic

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18
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Neurons of the somatic motor system form networks of fibers called _______, each located near the effector organ or region it serves.

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Plexuses

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19
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The sympathetic nervous system is called the “ _____ or flight” system

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Fight

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20
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Mechanoreceptors

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Sense mechanical stress, like pressure

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21
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Chemoreceptors

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Special cells sensitive to changes in chemical or substance

22
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Photoreceptors

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Contained in retina of eye and senses light

23
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Thermorecptors

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Respond to temperature changes

24
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The special senses are taste sight smell hearing and ____

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If English odorant molecules trigger the ______ cell an impulse is sent down the entire length of the neuron
Receptor
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Fungiform papillae
Mushroom shaped and scattered along the surface of the tongue
27
Umami
Taste produced by amino acids
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Our ability to taste depends on our ability to detect, then react to certain ________ in our environment
Chemicals
29
Taste ___ are found in the side walls of the foliate and circumvallate papillae
Buds
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Tympanic membrane
A.k.a. eardrum, vibrate when sound hits it, and it’s boundary between entering the middle ear 
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Cochlea
Spiral chamber made of bone, snail shell
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The external auditory canal is a tube through which sound waves move towards the tympanic membrane (_____) 
Eardrum
33
The ________  that start on the eardrum, are going to be transmitted to the hammer, then to the anvil, then to the stirrup and to the oval window 
Vibrations
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Sound
Series of vibrations
35
Hearing
Ability to convert sound waves to action potentials to be transmitted to the brain
36
Vertigo
Sensation of moving, when not actually moving; dizziness
37
Labyrinthitis
Inflammation of inner ear
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When we hear something we are sensing sound _______ from the environment 
Waves
39
The greater the_____ the louder, the sound
Amplitude
40
The loud of the sound reaching the tympanic membrane the _______ the membrane is pushed while vibrates
Farther
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When the tympanic membrane vibrates causes movement in 3 _____ of the middle ear
Bones
42
The basilar membrane is ______ to respond to different frequencies along the length
Tuned
43
Corneal abrasion
Scratch on eye
44
Glaucoma
Drainage canal is blocked because too much fluid stays in the eye and damages the optic nerve
45
Cataract
Clouding of lens of eye
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The outer layer of the eye consist of two parts; the sclera and the ______
Cornea
47
The iris is around flat layer of smooth muscle with an opening in the middle called ______
Pupil
48
The ____ are the receptors that are most sensitive to light. Without them, we cannot see in the light or at night
Rods
49
There are three types of – – – ; blue ones which are obviously sensitive to blue light, red ones which sense, red light and green ones which detect green light
Cones
50
When light passes through a transparent object, it can be bent or _____
Refracted