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759544834SA nodeheart beat is initiated by the pacemaker, which is ?
759544835right atriuamSA node is located in
759544836AV nodewhat signals bundle of his
759544837purkinje fiberscontraction is transported through ventricles via what
759544838aalow pH in stomach is essential for function of enzyme break down proteins into ?
759544839cckthis 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
759544840liver, kidneyammonia is transformed into urea in which organ, and excreted by which organ
759544841ADHwhat hormone cause collecting tubule to be more permeable to water. so more water is absorbed and urine becomes more concentrated
759544842fetal liverin fetus, hematopoiesis occurs in where
759544843storage, filterspleen does what to blood
759544844depolarizationwhat occurs after release of an excitatory neurotransmitter
759544845medullawhat brain structure monitors blood CO2 levels and pH, and adjusts breathing and heart rate
759544846medullawhat brain structure is the center for reflex activities such as coughing, sneezing, and swallowing
759544847hypothalamuswhat appetite is linked to
759544848cerebellummotor coordination is linked to which brain feature
759544849cerebral cortexhigher intellectual function is linked to which part of brain
759544850sensory processingreticular activating system is linked to
759544851hypothalamuscenter that controls thirst, hunger, temp, sleep, blood pressure, water balance
759544852cerebral cortexcenter for vision, hearing smell, voluntary movement, memory
759544853amylasewhat enzyme digests starch into maltose
759544854proteinschymotrypsin acts on what
759544855proteinscarboxypeptidase acts on what
759544856carbspancreatic amylase act on what
759544857isometricduring this contraction, length of muscle is constant
759544858isotonicduring this contraction, length of muscle shortens
759544859tonusthis is the state of partial contraction that occurs in resting muscle
759544860tetanusthis is a condition of sustained contraction due to overlap of twitch impulses
759544861enters lungswhen pressure of air in lungs is less than atmospheric, what happens to air
759553817anterior pituitaryFSH LH are secreted by what organ
759553818FSHwhat hormone stimulates production of estrogen
759553819LHwhat hormone causes corpus luteum to secret progesterone
759553820release insulin and glucagonendocrine function of pancreas
759553821insulinwhat does beta cells in the islets of langerhans produce
759553822glucagonwhat does alpha cells produce
759553823breakdown glycogen to glucoseglucagon causes increase in blood glucose by doing what
759553824stimulate formation of glycogeninsulin causes a decrease of blood glucose by doing what
759599139ADH, oxytocinposterior pituitary secretes what 2 hormones
759599140aldosteronehormone that adrenal cortex secret
759599141anterior pituitaryTSH is secreted in where
759599142TSHthis hormone is responsible for raises basal metabolic rate
759599143adrenal medullaepinephrine is secreted where
759599144epinephrinethis hormone is responsble for increase heart rate and blood pressure
759599145hypothalamusGnRH is secreted where
759599146GnRHwhat hormone stimulates anterior pituitary
759599147semi. tubulesin testes, sperm develop in where
759599148dorsal notochord, backbonechordata vs. vertebrata
759599149thyroid gland release thyroxinbasal metabolic rate controlled by
759599150stimulate calcium reabsorption from boneparathyroid hormone affects what
759599151climaxthis community is the final community in a particular bione succession and is stable within a given climate
759599152arterial, venuleplasma proteins and fluids leave at which end of the capillary bed, and reenter at which end
759599153arterial endhydrostatic pressure is greater at which end
759599154venuleosmotic pressure is greater at which end
759599155fluid out of vessels into interstitial spacesgreater hydrostatic pressure cause what
759599156fluids back into vessels (to return to circulatory system)greater osmotic pressure cause what
759599157no fluid return to vesselwhat's starling's hypothesis
759599158hydrostaticfiltration occurs when what pressure is greater
759599159lymphaticaccording to starling's hypothesis, ultrafiltrate is returned to bloodstream by what system
759599160increasevasoconstriction causes blood pressure to what
759599161reninwhat is released in response to decreased blood pressure
759599162achwhat is released at the neuromuscular junction
759779732increased respirationsympathetic nervous system cause
759779733fight or flightstimulation of sympathetic nervous system is known as
759779734adrenal medullaepinephrine is released by
759779735bronchialepinephrine causes dilation of what
759779736peptideepinephrine is peptide or steroid hormone
759779737highersystolic pressure higher or lower than diastolic pressure
759779738ventricularsystolic pressure is the pressure of what contraction
759779739diastolicthis is the pressure between contractions
759779740vagus nervewhat nerve has some control over heart rate
759779741monosynaptic reflexthis reflex does not require an interneuron in the spinal cord to function
759779742CNSwhen you strike the sensory neuron involved in knee-jerk reflex, a signal is directed toward where
759779743spinal cord, motor neuronsensory neuron send signal to where, then synapses with what
759779744a brief delaywhat occurs at the 2 synaptic junction
759779745action potentialwhat can't pass from one muscle fiber to another
759779746acetylcholinea neurotransmitter found in neuromuscular junctions and synapses
759779747slide overmuscle contraction depends on myosin and actin do what to each other
759779748cold bloodpoikilothermic animals are what
759779749excess thyroxinhyperthyroidism results in what
759779750myofibrilmuscle fibers aka
759779751Casarcoplasmic reticulum hold what

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