Lab Practical 4 Flashcards

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. Patellar Reflex

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b. Biceps Reflex

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c. Triceps Reflex

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d. Ankle Reflex

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  1. Superficial Reflexa. Abdominal Reflex
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6
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(fast-adapting)
senses of smell, hair movement, and cutaneous pressure.

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Phasic receptors

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(slow-adapting)
body position, muscle tension, and joint motion.

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Tonic receptors

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8
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Receptors that respond to chemicals

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Chemoreceptors

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9
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Receptors that respond to physical deformation

Caused by vibration, touch, pressure, stretch, or tension.

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Mechanoreceptors

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10
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Receptors that respond to heat and cold.

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Thermoreceptors respond to heat and cold.

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11
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pain receptors

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Nociceptors

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12
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light touch & texture in epidermis

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Tactile Disc

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13
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Deep pressure in the dermis

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Lamellar Corpuscle

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14
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pain, heat & cold

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Free Nerve Endings

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15
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heavy continuous touch & joint movement

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Bulbous Corpuscle

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16
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muscle stretch proprioception

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Muscle Spindle

stretch receptors that signal the length and changes in length of muscles.

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17
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Inhibits antagonist muscles

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Reciprocoal Inhibition

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18
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Meninges of the Brain in Order

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Dura Mater
Arachnoid Mater
Pia Mater

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Insula

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Parietal Lobe

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21
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Green

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Temporal

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22
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3

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Corpus Callosum

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23
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13

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Pons

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24
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2

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Fornix

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25
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14

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pituitary gland

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26
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hypothalamus

Major control center of the endocrine & ANS

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27
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17

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thalamus

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28
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6

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inferior colliculus

duct through mesenceopalon (midbrain)

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29
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15

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Mamillary Body

control licking, sucking, chewing & swallowing

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30
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8

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arbor vitae

white matter of cerebellum

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31
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10

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medulla oblongata

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32
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Inferior colliculus

Part of the corpora quadrigemina that deals with audio reflexes

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optic chiasm

area where optic nerve crosses to the other side

34
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9

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cerebellum

35
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4

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pineal gland

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optic chiasm

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2

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olfactory tract

38
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7

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optic nerve

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olfactory bulb

40
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slender parallel folds in cerebellum

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Folia

41
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“worm-like” central region of cerebellum

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Vermis

42
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area where optic nerve crosses to the other side

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Optic chiasma

43
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dural fold that divides left & right cerebral hemispheres

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Falx cerebri

44
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Major control center of the endocrine & ANS

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Hypothalamus

45
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What divides motor and sensory cortex

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Central sulcus

46
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outer meningeal layer

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Dura mater

47
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Site of cerebrospinal fluid circulation

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Subarachnoid space

48
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Dural fold that separates cerebellum & cerebrum

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Tentorium cerebelli

49
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connect to the lateral ventricles via the intraventricular foramen

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Third ventiricle

50
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control licking, sucking, chewing & swallowing

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Mammillary body

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maintains a crude sense of awareness

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Thalamus

52
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Part of the corpora quadrigemina that deals with audio reflexes

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Inferior colliculus

52
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Pine cone shaped gland in diencephalon

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Pineal body

53
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white tract between cerebral hemispheres

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Corpus callosum

54
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Located in the dural sinus and site of cerebrospinal fluid reabsorption

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Arachnoid granualations

55
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duct through mesenceopalon (midbrain)

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Cerebral Aqueduct

55
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Part of the corpora quadrigemina that deals with audio reflexes

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Inferior colliculus

56
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White matter of cerebellum

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Arbor vitae

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Lens

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60
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62
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R

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63
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White Region of Eyeball

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sclera

64
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Controls diameter of eye

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Iris

65
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jelly-like substance of posterior cavity of eye

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vitreous body ‘

66
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Vascular layer

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Uvea

67
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transparent part of the fibrous tunic

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cornea ‘

68
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Eyelid

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palpabrae

69
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What carries tears from the eye to the nasal cavity

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nasolacrimal duct

70
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serous fluid of anterior cavity of the eye

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aqueous humor

71
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neural layer

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Retina

72
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Deep median groove between cerebral hemispheres

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Longitudinal fissure

73
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area of brain superior to medulla oblongata

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pons

74
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connects the cerebellum to the pons and midbrain

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middle cerebellar peduncle.

75
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duct through mesencephalon

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Third ventricle

76
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separates lateral ventricles

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Septum pellucidum