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what are the functions of blood

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what conditions can relate to audiology

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tell me about the flexor reflex

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what is the function of the epiglottis

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to keep food and water out of your lungs

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where is the main site of nutrient absorption in the GI tract

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small intestine

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what is the main function of the liver

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metabolism and bile formation

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what is the function of the kidneys

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filtration and excretion of urine

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where are the nephrons and what do they do

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microscopic structures in the kidneys & they filter waste

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what is the resting membrane potential of typical CNS cell

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describe the resting state of a receptor cell and what is involved in depolarizing a receptor

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how do receptor potenitals encode the intensity of a stimulus

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what stimulates an action potentioal in a neuron

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how do action potetnials encode the intensity of a stimulus

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how do action potentials travel

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what cells create myelin in the PNS and CNS

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Describe what happens at a synapse

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where is regeneration more likely to happen in our body in the PNS or CNS

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PNS, the CNS cant regrow and thats why people can come back from paralysis

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why does regeneration occur?

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what the body does to heart, blood vessels, eyes, digestive tract etc for fight or flight versus rest/digest

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how are the hypothalamus and pituitary gland and adrenal gland involved in our state of stress?

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what is the HPA-axis and what does it do for our body

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22
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neurophysiological model of tinnitus

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23
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cardiac cycle and blood flow

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24
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describe the lympahtic system

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25
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accessory organs and how they help digestion

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26
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basics of types of SCI with images to descibe ares affected by symptoms in basic terms

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can you easily access all 12 cranial nerves and if so tell me your 2 favorite tests

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AUDE 5260 (32 decks)

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