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18 Cards in this Set
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in brain, the gray area of cerebrum is called...
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cerbral cortex
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in the brain, the white area of cerebrum is called...
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cerebral medulla
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eye structure that forms pupil
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iris
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what forms the pupil
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iris
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cranial nerve that delivers taste to the brain
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glossopharyngeal facial
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neuron with plysynaptic reflexes
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interneuron
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part of nervous system that has subconcious thought
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autonomic of PNS
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what are phasic recepters?
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Phasic receptors adapt to a stimulus. This means that after a stimulus is applied for a while, the person is no longer conciously aware of it.
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what are tonic receptors?
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tonic receptors: constantly percieve stimuli
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CSF flow in order
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lateral ventricles
interventricular foramina third ventricle cerebral aqueduct fourth ventricle central canal venous circulation Lets invite the clown for clowning venues |
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# spinal nerves for:
cervical thoracic lumbar sacral coccy |
cervical: 8
thoracic: 12 lumbar: 5 sacral: 5 coccy: 1 |
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5 tastes
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sweet
sour salty bitter umami (savory) |
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brachial spinal nerves
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C4-T1, arm, radial, median, ulnar, musculocutaneous
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sacral spinal nerves
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L4-S-4, leg (tibial and common peroneal)
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cervical spinal nerves
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C1-C4, phrenic
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lumbar spinal nerves
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L1-L4, femoral and obturater
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auditory ossicles, name and which is closest to ear drum?
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malleus*
incus stapes |
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3 types of neurons based on their function?
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afferent (sensory)
efferent (motor) interneuron (association neuron) |
