Physiology 1 Flashcards
Glucose and amino acids use what type of diffusion?
Facilitated
TQ: What type of neuron transmits an action potential the fastest?
Large, myelinated neuron
TQ: Saltatory conduction is characteristic of which part of a typical neuron?
Axon
TQ: How much more compliant are veins than arteries?
24 times
TQ: What is the mean circulatory filling pressure when the blood volume is 4L and 5L, respectively?
4L = 0 5L = 7 mmHg
TQ: What cells reabsorb Na+ and H2O and secrete K+?
Principal cells
TQ: What cells reabsorb K+ and secrete H+?
Intercalated cells
TQ: Phosphate buffer system plays a major role in buffering _____ and intracellular fluids.
Renal tubular fluid
TQ: What establishes the ramp signal during normal breathing?
Dorsal respiratory group
TQ: What mainly controls the rate and depth of breathing in the pontine respiratory group?
Pneumotaxic center
What respiratory group is associated with internal intercostals and other muscles used for forced expiration?
Ventral respiratory group
In a slow action potential, what is the upstroke due to?
Ca++
Lead 1 has two electrodes on two arms and a direction of _____˚.
0˚
Lead 2 has electrodes on the right arm and left leg and a direction of _____˚.
60˚
Lead 3 has electrodes on the left arm and left leg and a direction of _____˚.
120˚