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Articular cartilage

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Atonomic nuclei in brain stem.

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Autonomic ganglia

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Autonomic neucli in spinal cord.

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Ganglionic neurons.

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Preganglionic neuron

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Visceral motor nuclei in hypothalamus.

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What type of intercellular attachment holds the plasma membranes of two different cells together nia interlocking membrane proteins?

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Occluding junctions

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What type of intercellular attachment locks together neighboring cells at the level of the terminal web, which is composed of dense proteins that connect to microfilaments in the terminal web?

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Adhesion belt

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What type of intercellular attachment allows for chemical communicatioin between adjacent cells?

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Gap junctions

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What type of intercellular attachment, attaches neighboring cells through the interlocking of cytoskeletons via cell adhearing molicules (CAMs)?

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Desmosomes

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What type of intercellular attachment is a type of desmosome that attaches epithelial cells to the basal lamina?

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Hemidesmosomes

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Name the two structures that are found in the Ethmoid bone.

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  1. Crista galli
  2. Cribiform palate
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Name the 5 structures found in the sphenoid bone:

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  1. stella turcica
  2. foramen rotundum
  3. foramen lacerum
  4. foramen ovale (passage way for nerves inervating the jaw)
  5. foramen spinosum
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Name the 4 structures found in the temporal bone:

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  1. Internal acoustic meatus
  2. Jugular foramen
  3. Stylomastoid foramen
  4. Carotid canal
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Name the 3 structures found in the Occipital bone:

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  1. foramen magnum
  2. opogolssal canal
  3. internal occipital crest
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List the 9 structures involved in the flow of cerebrospinal fluid:

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  1. Coroid plexus
  2. Lateral ventrical
  3. Third ventrical
  4. Cerebral aquiduct
  5. Fourth ventrical
  6. Central canal of spinal cord
  7. Subarachnoid space
  8. Arachnoid granulation
  9. Superior sagital sinus
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The choroid plexuses produce at a rate of _________ mL/day?

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500mL/day

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What two structures make up the choroid plexus?

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  1. Epindymal cells
  2. Capillaries
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Name the smallest muscle in the body. What Auditory Ossicle does it insert onto?

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Stapedius muscle inserts onto the Stapes.

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Name the two muscles found in the middle ear:

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  1. Tensor tympani
  2. Stapedius muscle
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The bony labyrinth consists of what 3 parts? Is it filled with perilymph or endolymph?

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The bony labyrinth is filled with perilymph and consists of:

  1. Semicircular canals
  2. Vestibule
  3. Cochlea
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The membranous labyrinth consists of what 3 parts? Is it filled with perilymph or endolymph?

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The membranous labyrinth (houses the receptors for equilibrium and hearing) is filled with endolymph and consists of:

  1. Semicircular ducts
  2. Utricle and saccule
  3. Cochlear duct
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Cupula found in the ampulla of the vestibule are responcible for what type of stimuli?

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Rotational movement.

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