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1
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During the bending/power stroke of contraction

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Pi and ADP are released from myosin

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2
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During isometric contraction of a muscle

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Muscle tension develops at a constant muscle length

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3
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Rods detect ___ while cones detect ___

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Dark vs light; light wavelengths

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4
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Anisocoria means

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Unequal pupil size

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5
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Ossicles are

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Three small bones in the middle ear (malleus, incus, staples) that in transit and amplify sound vibrations from the eardrum to the inner ear

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6
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In the ear, which structure encounters sound waves first

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Tympanum (ear drum) that separates the outer and middle ear

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7
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Hair cells are located in the ____ and act as ____

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Inner ear; mechanoreceptors for hearing and balance

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8
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What inner ear structure sensory organ maintains balance and spatial orientation

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Vestibular apparatus

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9
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The vestibular apparatus is composed of (3)

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-Vestibular nerve
-semicircular canals
-utricle/saccule

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10
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The macula utriculi function is to monitor

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Position of head and linear acceleration

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11
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Function of Christa ampullaris is to monitor

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Rate of head movement and changes in direction

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12
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A drug like atropine will cause

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Dilation of the pupil by blocking the parasympathetic system

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13
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5 steps to the pain pathway

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  1. Transduction
  2. Transmission
  3. Modulation
  4. Projection
  5. Perception
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14
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Transduction (2)

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-step one in pain pathway
-noxious stimuli are transduced into electrical signals

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15
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Perception (2)

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-fifth step in pain pathway
-integration, processing, and recognition of sensory input in the brain

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16
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Transmission (2)

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-second step in pain pathway
-electrical signal is transmitted to spinal cord via afferent (sensory) neurons

17
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Projection (2)

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-fourth step in pain pathway
-relay of pain signals to CNS via Spinothalamic Tract

18
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Modulation (2)

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-third step in pain pathway
-signal is amplified or inhibited via excretory or inhibitory neurotransmitters in spinal cord

19
Q

Which tract carries info from receptors for pain, temperature, and itch

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Spinothalamic Tract

20
Q

The post-ganglionic neurotransmitter of the PNS is

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Acetylcholine

21
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Enteric nervous system (3)

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-one of the main neurotransmitters is serotonin
-capable of responding independently to stimuli within GIT
-regulated by ANS