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Categories of muscles

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Smooth, Striated, Cardiac

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Autoimmune disease that attacks Ach receptors

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Myasthenia gravis

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Lack of voluntary movement in part of the body

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Paralysis

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Loss of sensation and muscle control in both legs...

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Paraplegia

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Loss of sensation and muscle control in all 4 extremities...

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quadriplegia

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Loss of sensation and muscle control in arm and leg on one side...

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Hemiplegia

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Disease that is late stage of syphilis...

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Tabes doralis

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Virus that causes paralysis that was conquered by Jonas Salk...

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Polio

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Gradual weakness and paralysis of unknown origin

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A.L.S.

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Three infant reflexes:

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Rooting, Babinski, Grasp

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Type of human muscle that does not easily fatigue:

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Slow twitch

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Type of human muscle that does easily fatigue:

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Fast twitch

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Two types of antagonistic muscles

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Flexor, Extensor

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Component structures of the basal ganglia:

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Caudate nucleus, Putamen, Globus pallidus

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Fast twitch fibers are:

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Anaaerobic

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Slow twitch fibers are:

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Aerobic

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Defined as a "consistent automatic responses to stimuli":

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Reflexes

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Movement which is executed as whole (can't be alerted after initiated):

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Ballistic movement

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An example would be a cat scratching itself:

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Central pattern generator

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Location of the primary motor cortex:

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Precentral gyrus

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First two scientists to electrically stimulate this area:

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Fritsch, and Hitzig

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Literally the "little brain."

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Cerebellum

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2 tests to assess the brain's functioning:

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Finger to nose, and Saccades

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Two disorders of movement:

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Parkinson's disease, and Huntington's disease