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1
Q

Slow-twitch muscle fibers use ______ to especially enhance ATP production by ____

A

Myoglobin; oxidative phosphorylation

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2
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A toxin that blocks acetyl-choline gated sodium channels on skeletal muscle is likely to _____

A

Cause flaccid (floppy) paralysis of skeletal muscle

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Put these events in chronological sequence for skeletal muscle:

  1. T tubules convey action potentials into the interior of the cell
  2. Acetylcholine binds to receptors on the sarcolemma
  3. Ca2+ is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum
  4. Ca2+ ions bind to troponin, pulling on tropomyosin
A

2 –> 1 –> 3 –> 4

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4
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A drug that decreases the activity of myosin kinase has the potential to:

  • Decrease blood pressure by causing vasodilation in patients with high BP
  • Increase the rate of contractions to induce labor
  • Increase rate of contractions in the large intestine
  • Increase BP by causing vasoconstriction in patients with circulatory failure
A

Decrease blood pressure by causing vasodilation in patients with high BP

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5
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Paravalbumin is a protein that binds to calcium, removing it from the cytosol, in certain types of skeletal muscle, especially in birds or insects with high wing beat frequencies. What is an explanation of how this protein affects twitch speed?

A

It allows muscle to relax more quickly

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6
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What best describes the role of calcium in the excitation-contraction coupling reaction

A

Ca2+ will bind to troponin, which leads to a conformational shift in tropomyosin, allowing for actin and myosin to attach

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7
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What causes the myosin head to disconnect from actin

A

Binding of ATP

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8
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Compared to the interstitial fluid, the fluid in the t-tubules of skeletal muscle fibers

  • has more potassium
  • has more sodium
  • has more calcium
  • is identical
A

Is identical - t-tubules are filled with interstitial fluid

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9
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What causes the relaxation of smooth muscle?

A

Calcium removal from the cytosol, inhibition of myosin kinase, and activity of myosin phosphatase

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10
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The mechanism responsible for skeletal muscle fatigue appears to involve

A

Decreased effectiveness of action potentials along the t-tubules.

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11
Q

Neurotransmitters are typically released ______ into the synapse

A

From the pre-synaptic membrane of neurons

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12
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What does transduction in the olfactory system depend on?

A

Ligands binding to receptor neurons causing a graded and an action potential

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13
Q

Adrenergic receptors are known as either ____ or ____

A

Alpha or beta

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14
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Blood flow in a blood vessel can decrease (vasoconstriction) if that vessel has:

A

Alpha-adrenergic receptors

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15
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Touch neurons undergo graded depolarizations when

A

Mechanically-G Na+ channels are opened

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16
Q

Norepinephrine is released from the pre-synaptic membranes of

A

Post-ganglionic neurons in the sympathetic system

17
Q

Trigeminal chemoreception includes responses to _____ stimuli and its activity is linked to ____

A

Noxious; breathing regulation

18
Q

Which is a mismatch of stimulus and perception

  • sweet;glucose
  • salty; Na+
  • umami; monosodium glutamate
  • sour; capsaicin
A

Sour; capsaicin

19
Q

Some taste transducing cells undergo _____ in response to the opening of _______ -gated ion channels

A

Graded but not action potentials; ligand

20
Q

A drug that increases the activity of myosin phosphatase in smooth muscle has the potential to:

A

Make breathing easier for asthmatics by relaxing airway circular smooth muscle

21
Q

A drug that causes voltage-gated potassium channels to stay open for an abnormallylonger period of time will cause the resting membrane potential of a neuron to be ______ normal

  • more positive than
  • more negative than
  • less negative than
  • unchanged from
A

more negative than

22
Q

An agonist of nicotinic cholinergic receptors would likely cause

A

Tetanic paralysis of skeletal muscle

23
Q

Which of the following toxins decreases ACh release?

  • Pufferfish toxin
  • Poison arrow frog toxin
  • Botox
  • Black widow spider toxin
A

Botox

24
Q

T/F inside the t-tubule concentration of K+ is low, and Na+ is high

A

True

25
Q

What is thought to cause fatigue in a muscle

A

Failure of action potentials to be sent down the t-tubules

26
Q

Acetylcholine binds with ____ receptors

  • nicotinic or muscarinic cholinergic
  • alpha or beta adrenergic
  • cholinergic or cryogenic adrenergic
  • alpha or gamma cholinergic
A

A

27
Q

When EPI binds with alpha adrenergic receptors on blood cells:

  • blood flow increases in that vessel
  • heart rate decreases
  • vasoconstriction occurs
  • vasodilation occurs
A

C

28
Q

Olfactory neurons undergo graded depolarizations when:

  • mechanically gated Na+ channels are opened
  • Ligand- G Na+ channels are opened
  • V-G Ca2+ channels are closed
  • V-G- Na+ channels are opened
A

B

29
Q

NE is released from the presynaptic membranes of:

  • pre-ganglionic neurons in the sympathetic system
  • Post-ganglionic neurons in the sympathetic system
  • pre-ganglionic neurons in the parasympathetic system
A

B

30
Q

Trigeminal chemoreception includes responses to ____ stimuli and its activity is liked to _______

  • pheromonal; activation of the limbic system
  • bitter; conditioned taste aversions
  • olfactory; parkinson’s disease
  • noxious; breathing regulation
A

D

31
Q

Which is a mismatch of stimulus and perception

  • sweet; glucose
  • trigeminal; capsaicin
  • sour; Na+
  • umami; MSG
A

C

32
Q

Touch neurons undergo ______ in response to the opening of _____ -gated ion channels

  • Graded by not action potentials; mechanically
  • graded but not action potentials; ligand
  • both graded and action potentials; mechanically
  • both graded and action potentials; ligand
A

C

33
Q

A drug that decreases the activity of myosin kinase in smooth muscle has the potential to:

  • make breathing easier for asthmatics by relaxing airway circular smooth muscle
  • increasing uterine contractions to induce labor
  • increase blood pressure by causing vasoconstriction in hypotensive patients
A

A

34
Q

A drug that causes voltage-gated sodium channels to stay open for abnormally longer period of time will cause the membrane resting potential of a neuron to be _____ normal

  • more positive than
  • less positive than
  • more negative than
  • unchanged from
A

More positive than

35
Q

An antagonist of nicotinic cholinergic receptors would cause

  • tetanic paralysis of skeletal muscle
  • flaccid paralysis of skeletal muscle
  • increased activity of post ganglionic neurons
  • slower propagation of action potentials
A

B

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