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Anatomy and Physiology

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show sensory (afferent) neurons->integrating ctr->interneurons (efferent)  
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show sensory neurons  
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show interneurons  
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show effactors  
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skeletal muscles are controlled by these PNS nerves:   show
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part of the nervous system the includes the brain and spinal cord:   show
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show nissl substance  
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show dendrite->cell body->axon->synapse->  
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show schwan cells  
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cells that provide cushioning for neurons in the PNS:   show
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show microglia  
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show oligodendrocytes  
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ciliated cells that make and circulate cerebrospinal fluis (CSF):   show
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cells that make up the blood-brain barrier:   show
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show nodes of rompier  
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show y; y; n; y; y; n  
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gray matter contains __________________axons; white matter contains____________axons   show
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show neurotransmitters  
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the reversal of charge on an axon which marks the passage of an impulse is:   show
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show resting potential  
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show hypothalmus  
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show brainstem  
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show heart-rate, respiratory-rate  
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identify the part of the brain that controls conscious thinking and memory:   show
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identify the part of the brain that controls coordination and movements:   show
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show corpus callosum  
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show nerve; track  
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show white matter tracks  
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the tough membrane that protects the spinal cord and brain:   show
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name the layers of the meninges from superficial to deep:   show
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inflammation of the meninges is called:   show
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show sympathetic nervous system  
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name the division of the autonomic nervous system which handles routine body functions:   show
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cranial and spinal nerves are part of the:   show
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show conjunctiva  
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show aquious humor  
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which fluid is located in the posterior segment?   show
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show choroid  
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show macula lutea  
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depression containing cones, but no rods; high visual acuity area:   show
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"blind spot" where the optic nerve leaves the retina:   show
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show cornea  
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show lacrimal gland  
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show scleral venous sinus  
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"white" of the eye; made up of tough, fibrous CT:   show
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the__________muscles move the eyes alloving convergence.   show
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the ciliary muscle___________for close vision, allowing the lens to become rounded and_________for distance vision, allowing the lens to become flat   show
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process in which the lens becomes rounded for close vision:   show
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show iris; pupil  
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the two intrinsic muscles are the______________ and_______   show
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show retina  
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nerve that takes visual image to the brain:   show
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part of the brain that interprets visual images:   show
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trace the path of light through the eye:   show
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show organ of corti  
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show semicircular canals; vestibule  
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show membranous; endolymph  
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bony labyrinth is lined by____________filled with_____________   show
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the bones of the middle ear are collectivly known as the___________and are called the 1)________ 2)___________ 3)___________   show
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structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx:   show
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external ear structure that is made up of elastic cartilage and gathers sound:   show
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show tempanic membrane  
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which membrane supports the haie-like receptors for hearing?   show
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whicmembrane is superior to the hearing receptors?   show
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show round window  
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which nerve carries hearing and equilibrium impulses from ear to brain?   show
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show static equilibrium  
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show dynamic equilibrium  
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show maculae; vestibule  
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show calcium carbonate "stones"; static  
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show christae; semicircular canals  
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show temporal lobe  
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show olfactory; olfactory receptor cells  
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show olfactory nerve; frontal; temporal lobe  
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show salty, sour, sweet, bitter, umami  
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taste receptors are known as___________cells and are located on___________   show
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show parietal lobe  
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show circumvallate and fungiform  
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