Human Anatomy & Phys. II Flashcards

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What influences the sense of taste besides “taste”?

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smell,texture,temperature

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What type of receptors are involved in gustation and olfaction (i.e., what sort of stimulus is converted into an electrical signal?)?

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chemoreceptors

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What is the olfactory epithelium and where is it located?

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organ of smell located in the roof of the nasal cavity

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What structure of the lacrimal apparatus actually produces lacrimal fluid?

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the glands

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Where does the lacrimal fluid go after it bathes the eye?

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secreted into the eye superior laterally, drains medially by two canals into the sacs, then nasolacrimal ducts

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Define: cornea

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Bump over the iris.

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Define: conjunctiva

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Transparent mucus membrane that covers the anterior portion of the eye with exception of the cornea, also covers the inside of the eyelids.

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Define:sclera

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White if the eye, “tough outer layer”.

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Define:iris

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This is mainly composed of smooth muscle arranged into two layers; controls pupil diameter.

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Define: ciliary body

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Mainly composed of smooth muscle fibers, which attach to the lens.

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Define: retina

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(sensory tunic), covers the entire eye interiorly except for the ciliary body and lens and the optic disc

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Define: optic disc

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Where the optic nerve exits the eye, is a weak spot in the fundus ( posterior wall) of the eye because it is not reinforced by the sclera.

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What is the role of the rods and cones in vision?

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Rods: good in low light, more color, low resolution
Cones: lots of light needed, no color, low resolution, preferial vision

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What is the technical name for the ear drum?

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tympanic membrane

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What connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx?

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auditory tube

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What are the middle ear bones (in order from the tympanic membrane to the oval window)?

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malleus (“hammer”)
incus (“anvil”)
stapes (“stirrup”)

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What structures in the inner ear is involved in balance?

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semicircular canals

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What houses the receptors for hearing?

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What are the two hormones that are secreted from the posterior pituitary?

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ADH and Oxytosin

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What affect do the hormones ADH and oxytocin have?

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Anti diuretic Hormone (ADH)-decreases urine output

Oxytocin-uterine contraction, milk ejection during pregnancy

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What chemical class does anti diuretic and oxytocin hormones belong to?

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amino acids

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This monoamine hormone is released from the adrenal medulla in response to neural stimuli___?

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epinephrine

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What pancreatic hormone stimulates glucose uptake by it’s target cell?

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What pancreatic hormone stimulates elevated blood glucose levels?

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What class do horse does pancreatic hormones belong to?
amino acids
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What is the precursor of all steroid hormones?
cholesterol
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What is type 1 diabetes?
insulin dependent DM; autoimmune disorder; Beta cells destroyed (produce insulin); begins early in life; Juvenile onset; Diuretics, increase in urine output (osmatic diuretic)
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What is type 2 (IDDM)?
Non-DM...insulin resistance develops; no insulin produced; no effect; occurs later in life; mature onset; associated with obesity
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What is Cushing syndrome?
Hypertension of cortisol, "Buffalo Hump"; swelling raises blood sugar levels
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What is Graves' disease?
Autoimmune hyperactive thyroid gland, exophthalmos-protrusion of the eyes
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Amino Acid class:
soluble in blood/ second messenger
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Steroid class:
can enter plasma membranes/ not soluble in blood