Question | Answer |
rotate trunk to right side use | left exterior oblique, right interior oblique |
capillary loops found in bowman capsule | glomeruli |
period of time after neuron has been stimulated when it absolutely will not respond to any stimuli | absolute refractory |
exchange of blood in cells | capillaries |
protein digestion begins in | stomach |
B cells develope into | plasma cells and memory cells |
lines chamber of heart, most internal | endocardium |
potassium ions tranfused from blood back into nephron by a process called | secretion |
endocrine chemicals secreted directly into blood by | hormones |
red blood cells | erythrocytes |
end product of protein digestion | amino acids |
valve located between right atrium and right ventricle | tricuspid valve |
terminal vessel that drains left side of head, neck, left shoulder, arm, left side of chest | thoracic duct |
growth hormone and prolaction secreted by | pituitary gland |
T cells produce cell mediated immunity, attract macrophages | all 3 |
fluid that fills ventricles of brain | CSF-cerebral spinal fluid |
largest lymph organ in body | spleen |
male sex hormone | testosterone |
cranial nerve for taste and smell | olfactory nerve |
special type of macrophage found in liver | kupffer cells |
volume of blood pumped into arteries from ventricle in 1 minute | cardiac output |
what hormone promotes normal growth of adrenal cortex | adrenocortotropic |
inner portion of kidney, deep reddish color | medulla |
structural layer in blood cells contains smooth muscle | tunica media |
what gallbladder store | bile |
largest part of brain controlls, voluntary movement | cerebrum |
which gland is master gland | pituitary |
blood test tells you % of RBC in blood | CBC-complete blood count |
part of brain controls equilibrium, posture, movement | cerebellum |
tissue hormones | prostaglandin |
largest gland in body secretes bile | liver |
brain and spinal cord covered by protective membranes | meninges |
superior vena cava carries blood to | right atrium |
urine held in | bladder |
nerve plexus c | sacral plexus |
microscopic villi aid in absorption of | small intestines |
main glucocorticoid produced by adrenal cortex | cortisol |
thin walled upper heart cavities that receive blood from veins | atria |
bile and lipase help in digestion of | fats |
which gland released glucagon and insulin | pancreas |
end product of protein digestion | fatty acids and glycerol |
where process explains how protein hormones functions | secondary messenger hypothesis |
what structures carry urine to bladder | ureters |
hormone released by pineal gland, regulates internal clocks | melatonin |
value that permits blood flow from right ventricle to pulmonary artery | polmonary semi-lunar valve |
cuplike structures that adrenal capillary drain into | calyces |
part of neuron carries message away from cell body | axon |
how many layers does stomach have | 3 |
pouchlike | greater omentum |
most inner layer of meninges | pia mater |
largest salivary gland | parotid |