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67 Cards in this Set
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_______ and __________ empty into duodenum.
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Pancreas and liver empty into __________
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Paranasal sinuses are ______, _________, _________, and
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_________ sinuses are ethmoid, sphenoid, Frontal, and
Maxillary. |
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__________ is released in response to decreased Ca+.
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Parathyroid hormone is released in response to
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Parotid glands secrete by ________ method.
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______ glands secrete by holocrine method.
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PNS is _____________. SNS is _____________.
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____________ is cranoisacral. __________ is thoracolumnar.
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_______________ is a branch of the ECA.
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Posterior auricular artery is a branch of the ______________.
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Posterior communicating arteries connect ___________ to __________
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_________________ arteries connect ICA to PCA.
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___________ stimulates mamillary body secretions.
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Prolactin stimulates ________________
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__________________ are a normal tissue component that
regulate cell proliferation. |
Proto-oncogenes are a normal tissue component that
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Respiratory bronchi do not have _______________
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______________ do not have cartilage.
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_________________ failure is least likely to cause Pulmonary
edema. |
Right ventricular failure is least likely to cause __________________
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_____________ surround axons in the PNS.
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Schwann cells surround ______________________
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_____________ is in the G cells of the stomach.
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Gastrin is in the ____________ cells of the stomach.
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____________ secretion by the duodenum is stimulated by low
pH in stomach. |
Secretin secretion by __________ is stimulated by ___________ in stomach.
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Somastatin is produced by _____________ of pancreas
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Somastatin is produced by D cells of ________________
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__________________ of the skin is most active.
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Stratum basale of the skin is _______________
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Sucrafate lines ____________ in the stomach.
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_____________ lines craters in the stomach.
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Taste is by CN __________ (first 2/3) and CN ___________ (last 1/3).
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_______ is by CN VII (________ /3) and CN IX (_____________ /3).
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The adequate stimulus for the semicircular canal is ____________.
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The adequate stimulus for the ________________ is gravity.
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The anterior ethmoidal air cells open into the ______________.
The maxillary opens into the ______________. |
The ____________ air cells open into the superior meatus.
The ___________ opens into the middle meatus. |
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Nasolacrimal duct opens into the _______________
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_________________ opens into the inferior meatus.
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The ____________ encloses the somatic afferent and efferent nerves to the eye and its muscles.
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The cavernous sinus encloses the ________________ nerves to the eye and its muscles.
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The ______________ branch is not part of the moderator band.
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The Right bundle branch is not part of the ___________________
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The ________________ is located between the optic nerve and
the lateral rectus. |
The ciliary ganglion is located between the _________________________
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The ____________ of budge is located between C8 and T1 or T2.
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The ciliospinal center of budge is located between __________ and
____________. |
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The _______________ is innervated by the phrenic nerve.
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The diaphragm is innervated by the ____________.
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The fossa for the lacrimal gland is the _______________
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The fossa for the ____________ is the frontal bone.
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The framework of the heart (endocardium) is made of __________________
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The ____________________ is made of fibrous CT.
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The __________ is connected to the brainstem by a portal system.
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The hypophysis is connected to the ___________ by a portal system.
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The ___________ is retroperitoneal.
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The kidney is ______________
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The lateral wall of the orbit consists of the ________________________
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The___________ of the orbit consists of the zygomatic and
greater wing of sphenoid. |
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The least ___________ cell type is stratified psuedocolumnar.
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The least damageable cell type is ___________________
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The _________________ does not pass through either SOF or
Cavernous sinus. |
The maxillary artery does not pass through either _____________________________
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The muscle involved in frowning is the __________________
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The muscle involved in ___________ is the corrugator superciliaris.
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The optic nerve goes through the ___________________
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The____________ goes through the lesser wing of the
sphenoid. |
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The SOF is formed by the ____________________
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The ________________ is formed by the greater and lesser wings of the
sphenoid. |
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The orbit communicates with the _________ fossa and _________ fossa
through the IOF. |
The orbit communicates with the IT fossa and PP fossa
through the _______________ |
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The orbit is protected from inflammation by the __________________
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The orbit is protected from _____________ by the orbital
septum. |
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The orbital septum is continuous with the ________________
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The _______________ is continuous with the tarsal plate.
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The ______________ contributes least to the orbit.
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The palatine bone contributes least to the _______________
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The ____________ is both exocrine and endocrine.
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The pancreas is ____________________ gland.
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The __________ sits above the sphenoid sinus.
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The pituitary sits above the __________
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The spina recti lateralis lies on the _______________.
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The _______________ lies on the sphenoid bone.
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The________________ is found between the cerebrum and
cerebellum. |
The tentorium cerebelii is found between the ____________________
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_________ contains actin and myosin.
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A band contains _________________
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As you go from artery to arteriole to capillary, you get a ________ in velocity and an ___________ in total cross sectional area.
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As you go from _______ to __________ to ____________, you get a decrease in velocity and an increase in total cross sectional
area. |
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___________ causes hypocalcemia mostly by inhibiting bone
resorption. |
Calcitonin causes _______mostly by __________ bone resorption.
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_______________ are responsible for electrical transmission.
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Gap junctions are responsible for ____________________
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In the muscle, ___________ binds to troponin, changing
tropomyosin so _________ can bind to actin. |
In the muscle, calcium binds to __________, changing
__________ so myosin can bind to __________ |
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Lymph capillaries are larger than _________ capillaries.
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___________ capillaries are larger than blood capillaries.
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Monocytes turn into ________________.
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__________ turn into macrophages.
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____________ are found in the retrolaminar part of the
optic nerve. |
Oligodendricites are found in the ____________ part of the
optic nerve. |
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Release of neurotransmitter is caused by _______________
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Release of ___________________ is caused by Calcium.
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Smooth muscle can _________________
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___________ muscle can regenerate.
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Surfactant is secreted by _____________ alveolar cells.
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__________________ is secreted by type II alveolar cells.
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The most mitotic layer of the epidermis is _________________
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The ______________ of the epidermis is stratum
germinativum/stratum basale. |
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The _____________ is active until young adult, then atrophies.
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The thymus is active until ___________, then atrophies.
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The tympanic membrane is ________ of the cochlea.
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The ____________ membrane is not part of the cochlea.
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The ______________ arises directly from the subclavian
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The vertebral artery arises directly from the ________________
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The __________ nerve carries sympathetics and parasympathetics.
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The vidian (pterygoid) nerve carries ______________________________
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A lesion in the ciliary ganglion would most likely cause _______________
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A lesion in the _______________ would most likely give rise
to Adie’s tonic pupil. |
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The corneal nerves begin to lose their _____________ as they
progress through the corneal ______________ |
The _____________ begin to lose their myelination as they
progress through the corneal stroma. |
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The _____________ of the iris is formed of epithelial cell
processes. |
The dilator muscle of the iris is formed _________________________
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The ___________ is necessary for cell-mediated immunity.
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The thymus is necessary for _____________________
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There are ____ spinal nerves and ___ vertebrae.
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There are 31 ____________ and 33 ________
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To destroy all reflex tearing, you would disrupt the ______________________
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To destroy all ____________, you would disrupt the trigeminal ganglion. (prevents sensation)
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Type _____________ make up the blood air barrier.
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Type 1 pneumocytes make up the ___________
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