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1
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Male Primary sex organ

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testes

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female primary sex organ

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ovaries

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male secondary sex organs

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ducts, glands, and penis

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female secondary sex organ

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uterine tubes, uterus, vagina

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5
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3 main scrotal mechanisms for temp regulation

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cremaster muscle
dartos muscle
pampiniform plexus

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blood-testis barrier

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tight junction, separates sperm from immune system

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spermatic ducts

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efferent ductules
duct of epididymis
ductus deferenes
ejaculatory duct

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8
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3 glands in male system

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seminal vesicles
prostate gland
bulbourethral glands

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spermatogenesis

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process of making sperm

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spermiogenesis

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transformation of spermatids into spermatozoa

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11
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purpose of female system

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produce & delivers gametes

provides nutrition & shelter for fetus

gives birth

nourishes infant

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12
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layers of uterus

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perimetrium (outer)
myometrium (middle)
Endometrium (inner)

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layers of endometrium

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stratum functionalism

stratum basalis

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14
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3 stages of female puberty

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thelarche (breast development)

pubarche (pubic hair)

menarche ( menstrual period)

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15
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climacteric

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midlife change in hormone secretion

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16
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menopause

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cessation of menstrual cycle

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17
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reproductive cycle

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fertilization—birth—-fertility

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18
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sexual cycle

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monthly events w/o pregnancy

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19
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ovarian cycle

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3 stages that develop follicles

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20
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menstrual cycle

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buildup of endometrium followed by breakdown and discharge

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21
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hierarchy of hormonal control during sexual cycle

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hypothalamus— pituitary— ovaries—- uterus

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3 stages of ovarian cycle

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follicles phase

ovulation

luteal phase

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23
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4 stages of menstrual cycle

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proliferative

secretory

premenstrual

menstrual

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24
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conceptus

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all products of conception

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25
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terms of unborn child

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blastocyst
embryo
fetus
neonate

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26
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pregnancy hormones

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estrogen

progesterone

human chorionic gonadotopin

human chorionic

somatommotropin

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27
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stages of labor

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dilation
expulsion
placental stage

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28
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colostrum

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first breast milk, less fat and has igA

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29
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ectopic pregnancy

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implantation outside of the uterus

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30
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gestational diabetes

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diabetes that develop w/ pregnancy

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31
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preeclampsia

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gestational hypertensions

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32
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spontaneous abortion

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miscarriage

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33
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embryology

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study of prenatal

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34
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developmental biology

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study of entire life cycle

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35
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sperm migration

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sperm travel distal 1/3 of uterine tube

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36
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capacitations

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sperm penetrate egg

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37
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fertilization

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sperm gives DNA to egg

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38
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first trimester

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most vulnerable

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39
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second trimester

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organs complete development

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40
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third trimester

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fetus grows rapidly

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41
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pre embryonic stage

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first 16 days of development

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42
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cleavage

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mitotic division

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43
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implantation

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attaches to uterine wall

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44
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embryogenesis

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arrangement into 3 primary germ layer

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45
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ectoderm

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epidermis, nervous system, eye, ear

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46
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mesoderm

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skeleton, muscle, cartilage, blood, lymphoid tissue, gonads, kidneys

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47
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endoderm

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gut, respiratory, urinary system

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amnion

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transparent sac, penetrated only by umbilical cord

49
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yolk sac

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small sac, becomes GI tract, blood cells

50
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allantois

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foundation of umbilical cord

51
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chorion

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outermost membrane, made of chorionic villi & smooth chorion

52
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uterine milk

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secretion of uterine tubes

53
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trophoblast ic nutrition

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conceptus consumes endometrium cells

54
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placenta

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nutrient diffuse mother fetus

55
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placenta function

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nutritional 
excretory 
respiratory 
endocrine 
immune
56
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teratogen

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drugs & chemicals

infectious disease

radiation

57
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disjunction

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normal chromosome seperation

58
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Nondisjunction

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pairs chromosomes fails to separate

59
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aneuploidy

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extra or lack of chromosome

60
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monosomy

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lack of chromosome

61
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trisomy

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extra chromosome, triple set

62
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triplo-X syndrome

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XXX, infertile female w/ mild intellectual impairment

63
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klinefelter syndrome

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XXY, sterile male w/ average intelligence

64
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turner syndrome

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XO, webbed neck, failure to develop sexual characteristics, sterile

65
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patau syndrome

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trisomy-13, severely deformed

66
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edward syndrome

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trisomy-18, severely deformed

67
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down syndrome

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trisomy-21, most survivable

68
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aging

A

all changes of time

69
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senesscene

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degeneration

70
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intrinsic aging

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normal change over time

71
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photo aging

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degeneration in proportion to UV exposure

72
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life expectancy

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average length of life in a given population

73
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life span

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maximum age

74
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3 major portion of brain

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cerebrum
cerebellum
brainstem

75
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gray matter

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outside, thinking

76
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white matter

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inside, “railroad tracts”

77
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meniges

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Dura (outer)
Arachnoid (middle)
Pia (inner)

78
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CSF

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clear, colorless liquid that bathes

79
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3 function of CSF

A

buoyancy
protection
chemical stability

80
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reticular formation

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gray matter

81
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characteristics of cerebellum

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2nd largest part
1/2 neurons
R&L hemisphere

82
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functions of reticular formation (5)

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somatic motor control

cardiovascular control

pain modulation

sleep & consciousness

habituation

83
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4 types of brain waves

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alpha (daydream)
beta (awake)
theta (light sleep)
delta (deep sleep)

84
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visceral reflexes

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unconscious, automatic, stereotyped responses to stimulation

85
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viceral arc pathway

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receptors> afferent neurons> interneurons> efferent neurons> effectors

86
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sympathetic characteristics

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short pre, long post (1: multi)

targets large areas

87
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parasympathetic characteristics

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long pre, short post

selective

no chain

88
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4 nerves of parasympathetic

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oculomotor (III)(eye)

facial (VII) facial secretion

glossopharyngeal (IX) salivation

vagus (X) rest of body

89
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4 areas of CNS that control ANS

A 
cerebral cortex 
hypothalamus 
midbrain,pons, medulla
oblongata 
spinal cord
90
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enteric nervous system

A

nervous system of digestive tract

does not arise from brain or spinal cord

regulates motility of esophagus

91
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sense organ

A

nervous tissue & another tissue that respond to stimulus

enhances response

92
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transduction

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conversion of on energy to another

93
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receptor potential

A

small local
electrical charge
change to CNS

94
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somatic pain

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pain from skin

95
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visceral pain

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pain from organs

96
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sensation

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subjective awareness

97
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salty

A

metal ion- sodium potassium

98
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sweet

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organic compounds- sugars associated with carbs and high caloric foods

99
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sour

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associated with acids, citrus fruits

100
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umani

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“meaty”- amino acids

savory

101
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bitter

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associated w/ spoiled foods & alkaloids

nicotine, caffeine, morphine, rejected food

102
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hearing

A

a response

103
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equilibrium

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sense of motion, orientation & balance

104
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sound

A

any audible vibration

105
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pitch

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high or low, determined by frequency

106
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loudness

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perception, intensity

107
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conductive deafness

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problem with transmission

108
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otosclerosis

A

fusion of ossicles

109
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sensorineur al deafness

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death or hair cells or any nervous element

110
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2 types of acceleration

A

linear- straight line

angular- rotation

111
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2 types of equilibrium

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static- perception of head

dynamic- perception of motion

112
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optical components

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cornea
aqueous humor
lens
vitreous body

113
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3 tunics of eye

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outer- sclera, cornea

middle- choroid, ciliary body, iris

inner- retina, optics nerve

114
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rods

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night vision

115
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cones

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day vision

116
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neural components of eye

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retina, optic nerve

117
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type II diabetes

A

most common

insulin resistance

118
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type I diabetes

A

less common

lack of insulin

119
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3 polys of diabetes

A

polyuria
polydipsia
polyphagia

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