Physiology Final Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
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What impulses are transmitted by the medula’s white matter?

A

Sensory and motor

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2
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What does the cardiovascular center regulate?

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The heart and diameter of blood vessels

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3
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The pons acts as a bridge connecting what?

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The spinal cord and medulla to the upper portions of the brain

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4
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Name some functions of the cerebellum:

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Coordination of muscle groups
Regulation of posture
Balance

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5
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Sensory impulses are relayed and interpreted by the __________

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Thalamus

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6
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Name some functions of the hypothalamus:

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Olfactory relay station
Control of body temperature
Regulation of food and fluid intake

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7
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What is the outer layer of the cerebrum called?

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The cortex

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8
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Emotional aspects of survival behavior is a function of the ________

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Lambic system

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9
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Taste buds are what type of organs

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Gustatory systems

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10
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True or false.

Sweet is a primary taste sensation

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False

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11
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What is missing from your blind spot?

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Rods and cones

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12
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What is the thin transparent mucus membrane covering the anterior of the eye and lining the eyelids

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Conjunctiva

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13
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What is the process that adjusts the lens for near vision?

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Accommodation

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14
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What is the colored part of the eye called?

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Iris

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15
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A combination of reception by three kinds of cones results in ______

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Color vision

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16
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What canals are involved in equilibrium?

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Maculae and semicircular canals

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17
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What organ converts sound waves into vibrations?

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The organ of corti

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18
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Conduction deafness is caused by what?

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Fusion of the bones of the middle ear

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19
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Tinnitus is what?

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A constant ringing in the ears

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20
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What tube helps equalize air pressure on the tympanic membrane

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The Eustachian tube

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21
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What does blood carry?

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Carbon dioxide
Waste
Oxygen
Hormones

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22
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What are some functions of blood

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Transportation
Regulation
protection

23
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What percent of blood is plasma?

24
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What percent of plasma is water?

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What is the process of ingesting and destroying bacterial cells
Phagocytosis
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What cell is not classified as a white blood cell?
A reticulocyte
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How many red blood cells are in on uL of blood?
5 million
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What type of blood is recessive
Type O
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If your blood agglutinates in anti-A serum and not Anti-B you have what blood type?
Type A blood
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If your blood does not agglutinate in either serum you what what blood type?
Type O
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What blood type is the unerversual recipient
Type O
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What determines blood type?
Antigen protein on the surface of the red blood cell
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If you have type B blood you do not have these antibodies
Anti b antibodies
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The heart muscle is supplied by what?
Coronary circulation
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The cardiac muscle is known as what
Myocardium
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What has the thickest wall
The left ventricle
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What monitors and regulates the heart rate?
The medulla
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The heart rate speeds up when we stand up quickly due to what?
Due to receptors that detect blood pressure changes located in the carotid artery?
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When listening to the heart what do you hear?
The valves
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Heart murmurs are sounds caused by what?
Improperly closing valves
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What does the purkinje principal say?
That a heart stretched just before contraction will contract stronger
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What is the capillaries main function?
To exchange nutrients and gases between the blood and tissue
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What circulation system carries blood rich substances absorbed from the gastro intestinal tract?
The hepatic circulation
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What prevents backflow?
Valves
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What is the most important function of the circulatory system?
Fighting disease
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Venus blood is returned to the blood by what?
Breathing movements and skeletal muscular contractions
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What is the force in which blood pushes against atrial walls during ventricular contractions
Systolic blood pressure
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Lymphatic vessels most resembles what?
Veins
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In an overweight person, what would be most responsible for increasing vascular resistance
Vessel length
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Antigens provoke what in the body?
An immune response
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What destroys worn out red blood cells?
The spleen
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All lymph in the body is returned to where?
The subclavian vein
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Lymph nodes do what?
Filter lymph and store lymphocytes
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What are some functions of CSF?
Serves as a shock absorber for the brain and spinal cord Contains white blood cells Contains nutrients