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Kendra Jotten Final

Physiology final

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homeostasis Process of maintaining stable internal environments despite external changes
Diaphram Is responsible for inspiration in normal and relaxed breathing. When it contracts moves down and increase volume
Atmospheric pressure is greater than alveolar pressure during inspiration
The inspiratory Capacity is equal to the sum of Tidal volume and inspiratory reserve volume IC= max Tidal=normal inhale and exhale
The airway brings oxygen to the lungs and takes away carbon dioxide role of the respiratory system
Vital Capacity Maximum amount of air a person can exhale after deepest breath
Churning of food is an example of Churning of food
Which organ is an accessory to digestion Liver aids in digestion without being directly involved makes bile
What is the role of the pancreas Secrets digestion enzymes, bicarbonate to neutralize stomach acid
Peristalsis and segmentation rhythmic muscular contraction propels food; mixes digestive enzymes
Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins are equivalent to Monnosacharrides, fatty acids glycerol, amino acids
Function of Acid base balance: Regulate bicarbonate levels to maintain ph balance.
Metabolic acidosis is solved by secretion of hydrogen h+ ions
ADH regulates? Fluid balance
Primary function of kidney Control the blood volume
Nephron part responsible for reabsorption proximal convoluted tubule
Which of the following hormones is responsible for stimulation ovulation Luteinizing hormone
corpous luteum secretes what to maintain uterine llining: Progesterone
What event starts the luteal phase? Formation of corpus luteum
Epididymis is for: storage and maturation of sperm
prostate gland Secretes seminal fluid to nourish sperm
Synapse 2 neurons between a neuron target cell like a muscle where electrical signals are transmitted
neuron at resting potential: The inside of a neuron is negatively charged compared to the outside.
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