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107 Cards in this Set
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CSF |
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dural cepta, what makes them |
literally cepta means wall. taking blood back. |
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dural venus sinus |
main drain |
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minigies |
dura mater arachnoid pia mater |
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lobes of the brain |
frontal pairietal occipital temporal |
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optic chiasma |
the cross over tube for vision |
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occipital lobe and vision |
it works the vision |
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aphasias |
1Aphasia is an inability to comprehend and formulate language because of damage to specific brain regions |
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fluent and non fluent |
weird wernickes is fluent |
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hipocampus and memory |
1 short-term memory to long-term memory, and in spatial memory |
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corpus collosum and memory |
1interhemispheric communication |
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short term memory |
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long term memory |
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brain stem |
1medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain, and continuing downward to form the spinal cord. |
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ponds |
links the medulla oblongata and the thalamus1 |
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madula |
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die encephalon |
1containing the epithalamus, thalamus, hypothalamus, and ventral thalamus and the third ventricle. |
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cranial nerves, sensory, motor, name, number, and function |
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parkinsons (mr brown |
long-term degenerative disorder of the central nervous system that mainly affects the motor system1 shaking, rigidity, slowness of movement, and difficulty with walking |
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huntingtons |
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role of cauliflower appendage |
1Base of brain behind medulla and pons Looks like cauliflower Coordinates fine muscle movement and balance Plays a role in some cognitive and perceptual ... |
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facial nerve injury and why and what nerve |
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nural gleal cells |
oligodendrocytes, astrocytes, ependymal cells and microglia, peripheral nervous Schwann cells and satellite cells. ... |
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samato sensory cortex |
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fantom limb |
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cranial sacral vs theraco lumbar |
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the three paths that the sympathetic neurons take |
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autonomic nervous system |
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dual innervation, pupille, and heart |
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autonomic tone |
1 balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic tone. |
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plexi, brachial |
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plexi, limbo sacral |
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muscular cutaneous |
bicep |
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frenic nerve, roots |
diaphragm |
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pudundal nerve, roots |
sex |
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radial |
pick nerve = friday night palsy |
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ulner |
funny bone |
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sciatic |
costanza |
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anterior roots |
motor |
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posterior roots |
sensory |
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lambic system |
emotion, behavior, motivation, long-term memory, and olfaction.1paleomammalian cortex. |
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reticular activating system |
1 proprioception |
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insula |
12.4 Homeostasis2.5 Self |
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zygomaticus major |
1muscle of facial expression which draws the angle of the mouth superiorly and posteriorly to allow ... |
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axial skeleton |
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apendicular skeleton |
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long bone |
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short bone |
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flat bone |
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homeostasis |
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prokaryotic |
lacks a membrane-bound nucleus (karyon), mitochondria, or any other membrane-bound organell1 |
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ukariotic |
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plasma membrane |
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organelle |
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which cells have an abundance of organals |
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hyperisotinic, hypotonic, isotonic solutions |
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second messenger system |
1first messenger into second messengers, so that the extracellular signal may be propagated intracellularly |
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role of calcium, excitation, contraction |
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Na P pump, ATP |
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notroginus base vs nucleotide |
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ligase, helices, polimerase |
that facilitates the joining of DNA strands together by catalyzing the formation of a phosphodiester bond.1 |
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start condone |
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translation |
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thick vs thin skin |
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strech marks and cellulite remedy |
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chromosomal arrangement |
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mitosis |
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burned |
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bone, epiphisal plate |
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zones of epiphyseal line, receive cartilage, calcification, |
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1st exam essay question- DNA, chromatin, chromosome, sister chromosome, centasome, cetrmier |
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tree of life |
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oscilloscope diagram |
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first neuron in the autonomic system is always? |
cholinergic fiber, |
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cholongerigic fiber releases? |
ach / is a parasympathetic response |
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receptor at ganglia is always? |
nicotinic |
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nicotinic is? |
excitatory, parasympathetic |
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muscarinic is? |
inhibitory, parasympathetic |
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Alpha is? |
excitatory, sympathetic |
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beta is? |
inhibitory, sympathetic excorcise- increase hart rate and repertory rate |
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second neuron can relese? |
norepinephrine or Ach |
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adrenergic fiber releases? |
norepinephrine, sympathetic (99% of the time) |
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exception to the rule of sympathetic system |
adrenal gland, a one neuron system that then releases adrenalin, epinephrine |
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receptor in the adrenal medal is |
nicotinic |
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stomach drop |
sympathetic pre ganglionic - cholonergic post gang- none because its to the adrenal gland. receptor - nicotinic |
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what are the 4 cranial nerves that have parasympathetic functions? |
3- ocular motor 7- facial nerve 9 10 vegas |
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which cranial nerve is active for the sympathetic |
none |
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increased hart rate |
sympathetic no cranial nerve pre gang- cholinergic post gang- adrenergic receptor- beta |
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reflexes |
sympathetic, somatic pre gang- cholinergic post- none receptor- nicotinic |
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decreased heart rate |
parasympathetic cranial nerve- glosal faringal or vegas pre gang- cholinergic post gang- cholinergic muscarinic |
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increased resperation |
sympathetic pre gang- cholinergic post gang- adrenergic beta |
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hair standing up |
sympathetic post gang- adrenergic alpha |
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tears |
parasympathetic facial nerves- facial nerve 7 post gang- cholinergic muscarinic |
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constricted pupils |
parasympathetic ocular motor 3 cholinergic muscarinic |
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sweating |
sympathetic cholinergic andronergic beta |
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pupilary dilation |
sympathetic cholinergic andronergic alpha |
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digestive enzymes |
parasympathetic vegas 10 post- colonergic muscarinic |
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exercise, widening airway |
sympathetic adrenergic beta |
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dry mouth |
sympathetic adrenergic alpha |
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lung constriction |
parasympathetic vegas or glosalpheringial nerve cholinergic muscarinic |
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erection |
parasymypathic no cranial nerve (padunal nerve2 3 4 keep the pence off the floor) cholinergic nicotinic |
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c 3 4 5... |
keep the body alive, Frenic nerve |
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ejaculation |
sympathetic andronergic alpha |
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increased urination |
parasympathetic vegas cholinergic muscarinic |
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increased urination from sympathetic |
peeing before big match andronergic alpha |
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Wernicke’s Aphasia
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damage to Wernicke’s area.[65] Trauma stroke[66] Patients who have been diagnosed with Wernicke’s aphasia have fluent speech, but nonsensical[66] |
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Broca's aphasia
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impaired word retrieval in speech and writing
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