759544834 | SA node | heart beat is initiated by the pacemaker, which is ? | |
759544835 | right atriuam | SA node is located in | |
759544836 | AV node | what signals bundle of his | |
759544837 | purkinje fibers | contraction is transported through ventricles via what | |
759544838 | aa | low pH in stomach is essential for function of enzyme break down proteins into ? | |
759544839 | cck | this is the hormone released by wall of small intestine due to presence of acidic chyme from stomach. then stimulates gall bladder to release bile and pancreas to release digestive enzymes | |
759544840 | liver, kidney | ammonia is transformed into urea in which organ, and excreted by which organ | |
759544841 | ADH | what hormone cause collecting tubule to be more permeable to water. so more water is absorbed and urine becomes more concentrated | |
759544842 | fetal liver | in fetus, hematopoiesis occurs in where | |
759544843 | storage, filter | spleen does what to blood | |
759544844 | depolarization | what occurs after release of an excitatory neurotransmitter | |
759544845 | medulla | what brain structure monitors blood CO2 levels and pH, and adjusts breathing and heart rate | |
759544846 | medulla | what brain structure is the center for reflex activities such as coughing, sneezing, and swallowing | |
759544847 | hypothalamus | what appetite is linked to | |
759544848 | cerebellum | motor coordination is linked to which brain feature | |
759544849 | cerebral cortex | higher intellectual function is linked to which part of brain | |
759544850 | sensory processing | reticular activating system is linked to | |
759544851 | hypothalamus | center that controls thirst, hunger, temp, sleep, blood pressure, water balance | |
759544852 | cerebral cortex | center for vision, hearing smell, voluntary movement, memory | |
759544853 | amylase | what enzyme digests starch into maltose | |
759544854 | proteins | chymotrypsin acts on what | |
759544855 | proteins | carboxypeptidase acts on what | |
759544856 | carbs | pancreatic amylase act on what | |
759544857 | isometric | during this contraction, length of muscle is constant | |
759544858 | isotonic | during this contraction, length of muscle shortens | |
759544859 | tonus | this is the state of partial contraction that occurs in resting muscle | |
759544860 | tetanus | this is a condition of sustained contraction due to overlap of twitch impulses | |
759544861 | enters lungs | when pressure of air in lungs is less than atmospheric, what happens to air | |
759553817 | anterior pituitary | FSH LH are secreted by what organ | |
759553818 | FSH | what hormone stimulates production of estrogen | |
759553819 | LH | what hormone causes corpus luteum to secret progesterone | |
759553820 | release insulin and glucagon | endocrine function of pancreas | |
759553821 | insulin | what does beta cells in the islets of langerhans produce | |
759553822 | glucagon | what does alpha cells produce | |
759553823 | breakdown glycogen to glucose | glucagon causes increase in blood glucose by doing what | |
759553824 | stimulate formation of glycogen | insulin causes a decrease of blood glucose by doing what | |
759599139 | ADH, oxytocin | posterior pituitary secretes what 2 hormones | |
759599140 | aldosterone | hormone that adrenal cortex secret | |
759599141 | anterior pituitary | TSH is secreted in where | |
759599142 | TSH | this hormone is responsible for raises basal metabolic rate | |
759599143 | adrenal medulla | epinephrine is secreted where | |
759599144 | epinephrine | this hormone is responsble for increase heart rate and blood pressure | |
759599145 | hypothalamus | GnRH is secreted where | |
759599146 | GnRH | what hormone stimulates anterior pituitary | |
759599147 | semi. tubules | in testes, sperm develop in where | |
759599148 | dorsal notochord, backbone | chordata vs. vertebrata | |
759599149 | thyroid gland release thyroxin | basal metabolic rate controlled by | |
759599150 | stimulate calcium reabsorption from bone | parathyroid hormone affects what | |
759599151 | climax | this community is the final community in a particular bione succession and is stable within a given climate | |
759599152 | arterial, venule | plasma proteins and fluids leave at which end of the capillary bed, and reenter at which end | |
759599153 | arterial end | hydrostatic pressure is greater at which end | |
759599154 | venule | osmotic pressure is greater at which end | |
759599155 | fluid out of vessels into interstitial spaces | greater hydrostatic pressure cause what | |
759599156 | fluids back into vessels (to return to circulatory system) | greater osmotic pressure cause what | |
759599157 | no fluid return to vessel | what's starling's hypothesis | |
759599158 | hydrostatic | filtration occurs when what pressure is greater | |
759599159 | lymphatic | according to starling's hypothesis, ultrafiltrate is returned to bloodstream by what system | |
759599160 | increase | vasoconstriction causes blood pressure to what | |
759599161 | renin | what is released in response to decreased blood pressure | |
759599162 | ach | what is released at the neuromuscular junction | |
759779732 | increased respiration | sympathetic nervous system cause | |
759779733 | fight or flight | stimulation of sympathetic nervous system is known as | |
759779734 | adrenal medulla | epinephrine is released by | |
759779735 | bronchial | epinephrine causes dilation of what | |
759779736 | peptide | epinephrine is peptide or steroid hormone | |
759779737 | higher | systolic pressure higher or lower than diastolic pressure | |
759779738 | ventricular | systolic pressure is the pressure of what contraction | |
759779739 | diastolic | this is the pressure between contractions | |
759779740 | vagus nerve | what nerve has some control over heart rate | |
759779741 | monosynaptic reflex | this reflex does not require an interneuron in the spinal cord to function | |
759779742 | CNS | when you strike the sensory neuron involved in knee-jerk reflex, a signal is directed toward where | |
759779743 | spinal cord, motor neuron | sensory neuron send signal to where, then synapses with what | |
759779744 | a brief delay | what occurs at the 2 synaptic junction | |
759779745 | action potential | what can't pass from one muscle fiber to another | |
759779746 | acetylcholine | a neurotransmitter found in neuromuscular junctions and synapses | |
759779747 | slide over | muscle contraction depends on myosin and actin do what to each other | |
759779748 | cold blood | poikilothermic animals are what | |
759779749 | excess thyroxin | hyperthyroidism results in what | |
759779750 | myofibril | muscle fibers aka | |
759779751 | Ca | sarcoplasmic reticulum hold what |
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