Physiology 2 Flashcards
TQ: Axons of which cells make up the optic nerve?
Ganglion cells
TQ: The inability of the stria vascularis to conduct K+ ions into the external fluid is the most common cause of _____.
Congenital deafness
TQ: What causes depolarization of hair cells?
Bending of hair cell causing K+ channels to open
TQ: Fibers outside the muscle spindle that have alpha motor neurons are _____, while fibers inside the muscle spindle that have gamma more neurons are _____.
Extrafusal
Intrafusal
TQ: Lesions of which nuclei cause trunk ataxia?
Fastigial nuclei
TQ: What cells are the ONLY output from the cortex (cerebellar)?
Purkinje cells
TQ: What is a principal area of the brain that affects body temperature?
Anterior hypothalamic pre-optic area
TQ: Where is the primary motor area for shivering located?
Dorsomedial portion of posterior hypothalamux
TQ: The level at which sweating begins or shivering begins is called the _____.
Set-point
TQ: What is the primary physiological mechanism that alters the set-point?
Skin temperature changes
People on serotonin reuptake inhibitors may experience decreased GI motility due to effects on the _____ plexus.
Myenteric
Spike potentials occur automatically when GI smooth muscle becomes more positive than ___mV.
-40mV
TQ: What are the 3 GI reflexes that go from the gut to the prevertebral sympathetic ganglia and then back to the GI tract?
Gastrocolic
Enterogastric
Colonoileal
TQ: What is the major rate-limiting factor for almost all energy metabolism of the body?
ADP
What organ has high blood flow and low vascular resistance?
Liver