Anatomy And Physiology 1

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What is spinal cord reflex actions

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A reflex is a involuntary automatic reaction

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Somatic reflex arc

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1 in 1 out

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What are some examples of stretch reflex

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Tendon reflex

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Find Red, Yellow, Blue

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Median, Radial, Ulnar nerves

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What are the 2 ANS functions?

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Rest and digest, Fight or flight

(Parasynthetic and sympathetic)

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Find red and yellow

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Dorsal horn, dorsal root, dorsal ganglion ventral horn and roots

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Label diagram

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Label yellow, red and blue

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Conus medullaris, caudal equina, filum terminale (bonus spinal nerves like branches)

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Hint 10

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What's the function of the cochlea?

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Helps with the sense of hearing, processes sound

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What is the hyperthalamus?

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Functions as endocrine organ, secretes 7 hormones.

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What is the pituitary gland?

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A gland controlled by the hyperthalamus, the anterior is the true gland, posterior is the neutral tissue.

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Thyroid gland, label and what does it produce?

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Red: Isthmus Yellow: Left and right lobes.

Secretes hormones which regulate the metabolic process of the body.

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What does the adrenal cortex do?

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Larger outer reigeon, produces corticosteroids.

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What does the adrenal medulla do?

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Produces catecholamines

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Gross anatomy of spinal cord

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Tha pancreas

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The head, body and tail

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What does the pancreas produce?

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Produces insulin

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Produces spinal fluid

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Which part of the brainstorm is essential for life?

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Medulla

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What is the main function of the cerebellum?

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Balance and posture

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What connects the pituitary gland to the hyperthalamus?

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The pituitary stalk

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What does the hypothalamus do?

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Exerts control over many endocrine glands.

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Remember key

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Cross bridge cycle

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Remember the cross bridge cycle

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Route of sound waves

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Was is this gland and what does it produce

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Thymus gland, below thyroid, helps regulate stimulation of immune system.

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Specialist terminology:

Afferent

Efferent

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Afferent approaches the CNS

Efferebt leaves the CNS

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Motor systems and movement

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Basic movement, only 2 neurons.

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Where is the fovea centralis

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Back eyeball, black dot

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Superior Oblique: depresses eye turns it laterally

Inferior Oblique: depresses eye turn it medially

Superior Rectus: Elevates eye

Lateral Rectus: Lateral movement

Inferior Rectus: Depresses eye

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What are the 3 stimuli which activates endocrine glands

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1. Hormonal, due to hormones

2. Humournal due to blood levels

3. Neutral, cell activity

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What are some reflex classifications

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Name hormones the pituitary gland release

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Oxytocin

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Oh, Oh, Oh, to touch and feel very green velvet all happy

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Olfactory, optic, occulomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abdecens, Facial, vastibulchoclear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, assessory, hypoglossal

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Some Say Money Matters But My Brother Says Big Brains Matter More

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S= sensory, M= movement, B= both

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Name a hormone produced by the thyroid?

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Thyroid hormone

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Name one hormone which effects the thyroid

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Thyroid stimulating hormone

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What is a stretch reflex?

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When a muscle stretches or contracts.

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What does the adrenal gland produce?

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Producing adrenaline

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Bands of the muscle fibre

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