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Tri 2 Exam Flashcards

1
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impulses are transmitted away from neurons using this structure

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axon

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2
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lipid material that insulates axons and helps to speed impulse transmission

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myelin

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3
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root-like structure, brings impulses towards neuron

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dendrite

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4
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neurotransmitters are released from this location for communication with other neurons

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synaptic knob

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5
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uninsulated bare spots on an axon

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node of ranvier

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6
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the smallest neuroglia; phagocytize bacteria and clean up cellular debris

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microglia

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7
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star-shaped cells that regulate concentration of ions; induce synaptic formation

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astrocyte

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8
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cells line the ventricles of the brain; have cilia to move cerebrospinal fluid

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ependymal cell

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9
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detects damage to tissue

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pain receptor

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10
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detects changes in light

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photo receptors

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11
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detects chemical changes

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chemo receptors

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12
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detects changes in temperature

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thermo receptors

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13
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sensations of touch and taste

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mechanoreceptors

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14
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sensations of touch and taste

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mechanoreceptors

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15
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“make us human” sensory, associative, motor and voluntary movements part of brain

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cerebrum

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16
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coordinates voluntary movements; equilibrium and balance

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cerebellum

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17
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homeostasis; links nervous and endocrine systems (pituitary gland)

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hypothalamus

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18
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white matter; the crossover point between left and right hemispheres of the cerebrum

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corpus callosum

19
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involuntary functions; cardiac, respiratory and vasomotor centers

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medulla oblongata

20
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source is pancreas; decreases blood sugar concentration; converts glucose into glycogen in liver; helps sugar enter the body

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insulin

21
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source is anterior pituitary; sustains milk production by the mammary glands AFTER birth of child

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prolactin

22
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source is the pancreas; targets the liver and body cells, increases blood sugar; breaks down glycogen into glucose

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glucagon

23
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source is the adrenal cortex; regulates electrolytes and water balance in kidneys, conserves sodium, excretes potassium ions; regulates blood pressure

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aldosterone

24
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source is anterior pituitary; egg release by ovaries in females (ovulation); sperm production in testes in males; promotes secretion of sex hormones

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LH

25
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source is the posterior pituitary; causes kidneys to conserve water by decreasing urination; helps retain water, caffeine inhibits its production

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ADH

26
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source is the posterior pituitary; causes kidneys to conserve water by decreasing urination; helps retain water, caffeine inhibits its production

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ADH

27
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source is anterior pituitary; maturation of eggs in ovaries, maturation of sperm in males, controls estrogen secretion

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FSH

28
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most numerous of the WBCs; 2-5 lobed nucleus is common

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neutrophil

29
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phagocytizes small foreign particles and bacteria

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neutrophil

30
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“controls” the inflammatory response and allergic reactions

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eosinophils

31
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“triggers” the inflammatory response and allergic reactions

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basophils

32
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phagocytizes large foreign particles, can become a macrophage; largest WBC

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monocyte

33
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specialized WBCs involved with the immune response; last line of defense

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lymphocyte

34
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contain no functioning nucleus but has fragments of a nucleus, makes it appear as though cytoplasmic granules are present, but they are not

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platelets

35
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medium in size most numerous (Blood cell type_

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RBC

36
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fights infection

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WBC

37
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oxygen rich blood enters the heart in this chamber

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left atrium

38
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oxygen poor blood enters the heart in this chamber

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right atrium

39
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oxygen rich blood exits this chamber of heart

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left ventricle

40
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oxygen poor blood exits this chamber of the heart

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right ventricle

41
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keeps blood moving in correct direction from the left atrium to left ventricle; prevents backflow

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bicuspid valve

42
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prevents blood flowing backwards from right ventricle to right atrium

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tricuspid valve

43
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carries oxygen rich blood from lungs to heart

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pulmonary vein

44
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carries oxygen poor blood from heart to lungs

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pulmonary artery

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