4/23/24 quiz chapter 10 Flashcards
neurological, circulatory, respiratory
3 types of neurons
motor, sensory, interneuron
motor neuron structure and function
The effector/responder neuron that takes information from the CNS (by interneurons) to the muscle or gland that needs to respond. It has a dendrite, cell body, axon, and axon terminal.
sensory neuron structure and function
receptor-detects info from sensory glands/organs and sends it to the CNS (through interneurons). The cell body is centrally located. less dendrites
interneuron structure and function
bridge b/t sensory and motor, located in the CNS and spinal cord. They are shorter
4 chamber of the heart
left/right atria, left/right ventricle
atria
receives blood. The right receives blood from the body superior/inferior vena cava. left receives from pulmonary veins (?)
ventricles
send out blood. right ventricle gets blood from the tricuspid valve (from the right atria) and sends it through the pulmonary semilunar valve to the arteries. Left ventricle gets blood from the mitral valve (from the left atrium) and goes to the aortic semilunar valve and aorta (vessel)
our circulatory system is special because its a….
closed double loop
deoxygenated and oxygenated blood flow
know the blood from the atria/ventricle question. blood is deoxygenated in the atria and oxygenated in the ventricle. Study blood flow through heart handout
diffusion
uses small nonpolar particles in permeable membrane. Concentration goes high to low. Solute and solvent can move. no energy needed
Osmosis
concentration high to low. only solvent can move. semipermeable membrane. no energy needed (passive transport)
facilitated diffusion
concentration high to low. moves large polar molecules by protein channels. no energy needed with the concentration gradient
active transport
concentration low to high-so requires energy bc active transport. requires ATP.