Group Quiz Flashcards
Is the study of the biological functions of the organisms and their inter-relationship
Physiology
Give all the intracellular enzymes or class
Oxidoreductase
Ligase
Lyase
Isomerase
Hydrolase
Transferase
It is the water movement from higher to lower potential gradient
Osmosis
Give the three pimary factors influencing impulse transmission
Axon diameter, Temperature, Mylenation
Physiological, Biochemical, or anatomic change within an individual animal during its life that results from animal’s chronic exposure in its native to new, naturally occuring condition
Acclimatization
It is the receptor surface that brings signal from other neurons toward cell body.
Dendrites
Signaling of hormone involves 4 key event. What are they
Receptor, Signal-transduction, amplification, and Response
He is the father of modern physiology
Claude Bernard
The hydrostatic pressure that puts cell walls in tension
Turgor pressure
These are secreted by the neuron at many synapses. They play a role in sensation, memory, cognition, and movement
Neurotransmitter
A type of intercellular communication where the hormones are secreted directly to the bloodstream
Ebdocrine Signaling
These are chemical Signals that travel over short distance by diffusion
Local Regulator
Subdisciples of Physiology
Cell Physiology
Development Physiology
Comparative Physiology
Evolutionary Physiology
Environmental Physiology
It conduct signal away from the cell. They carry information for long distance with high fidelity(?) and without loss
Axon
They can maintain homeostasis
Regulators
A neuron at ______ contains many open K+ channels and fewer open Net channels; K+ diffuses out of the cell body.
Resting potential
This signaling molecules are secreted by nerosecretory cells, and diffuse from nerve cell endings, into the bloodstream
Neurohormones
This is the Principal intracellular cations of the cells
K+/Potassium ion
During the _____, after an action potential a second action potential cannot be intiated
Refractory Period
They study the structure and function of the various parts of animal and plants
Physiologist
A mechanism that enhance or exaggerates the original stimulus so that activity is accelerated
Positive feedback Mechanism
These organism depend upon the changes in their environment unable to maintain homeostasis
Conformers
3 main types of intercellular links
-cell Junction
-Tight junction
-Adhesive Junction
American Physiologist who termed Homeostasis
Walter Cannon