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Describe the contents of extracellular fluid.
High sodium concentration
High calcium concentration
Low potassium concentration
What are the major roles of glycocalyx?
1. aids in cell-to-cell attachment
2. acts as receptor substances
3. aids with nutrient attachment and eventual absorption via villi of bowel.
What are the target organs for M1 receptors?
gastric parietal, vascular smooth
What are the target organs for M2 receptors?
ANS ganglia, brain, heart
What are the target organs for M3 receptors?
exocrine glands, ALL smooth muscle except vascular, vasculature, many organs
What are the target organs for M4 and M5?
CNS
What are the ligands for IP3 mechanism of Ca release?
ACh on M1, M3, M5 receptors
NE or Epi on alpha 1 receptors
histamine on H1 receptor
TRH, ADH, oxytocin, GnRH, GHRH on their receptors
Which type of nystagmus always represents a CNS pathology?
Vertical nystagmus
Which part of the cochlea is sensitive to low frequency sound?
cochlear helicotrema
Which part of the cochlea is sensitive to high frequency sound?
cochlear base