Physiology Flashcards
What type of receptor does the PNS activate at an effector organ?
Muscarinic
An excitable membrane will become depolarized upon influx of which ion?
Na
Stimulation of which tract causes an involuntary contraction of an excitatory extensor?
Vestibiulospinal
Piling up of inadequate stimuli to threshold value and eventual action potential is termed?
Summation
Which is unique to cardiac muscles?
Contains intercalated discs
Motor units
Consist of a motor neuron and all of the muscle fibers it innervates
The āIā bands in a sarcomere are made up of?
Actin
The greater the heart is filled during systole, the greater will be the force during systole. This is known as/
Starlings law
The p wave on a ekg represents
Atrial depolarization
What events results in the s1 heart sound?
Closure of AV valves
Which is present in both coagulation cascade pathways?
C-3
Total lung capacity can be defined as?
Vital capacity + residual vol
What is the respiratory adjustment to decreased CO2 in the blood?
Decreased respiration depth and rate
The greatest percentage of infiltrated water is reabsorded in the?
Proximal Convoluted Tubule
Lymphatic tissue is primarily found in?
Skin and Gut
Calcium absorption in the GI tract is increased by the action of which vitamin?
D