Name _ Bio416K Physiology and Functional Anatomy Lecture Exam 2 Endocrine and Neurophysiology Fall 06 1. When the membrane of an axon terminal depolarizes, _. 2+ a. Ca ions enter the axon terminal b. exocytosis is initiated c. neurotransmitters are r
BIO 416K Human Physiology and Functional Anatomy I Study Guide Lecture Exam 4 Fall 07 Muscles (Chapter 12) Skeletal Muscle Structure 1. Compare/contrast the location, function, gross, microscopic anatomical features of the 3 types of muscle tissue.
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1. Which of the following is the most correct sequence for a homeostatic control pathway? a. stimulus, effector, efferent path, integrating center, negative feedback, re
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Name _ KEY - Bio416K Physiology and Functional Anatomy 1 Lecture Exam #2 Endocrine and Neurophysiology
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Name_ KEY- Bio 416K: Physiology and Functional Anatomy Lecture Exam 4 Spring `06 1. The sarcoplasmic reticulum has the following role in skeletal muscle contraction: a. Conduction of the action potential stimulated by the end plate potential b. Conta
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Name _ Bio416K Physiology and Functional Anatomy Lecture Exam 2 Endocrine and Neurophysiology Fall 06 1. When the membrane of an axon terminal depolarizes, _. a. Ca2+ ions enter the axon terminal b. exocytosis is initiated c. neurotransmitters are re
Bio416K is a lecture, discussion and laboratory course. Attendance in one discussion and one laboratory session per week is mandatory.
Lectures will be presented in PAI 3.02. Labs and discussions will be held in either PAI 3.12 or PAI 3.22. Labs
Tissues of the Body
Tissue = group of cells that are similar in structure and perform a common or related function Four different tissue types in the body: 1. Epithelial 2. Connective 3. Muscle 4. Nervous
Tissues are differentiated by: Specialized
Body Fluid Compartments
Total body water volume = 40 L, 60% body weight ICF fluid volume = 25 L (63%) ECF fluid volume = 15 L (37%) Interstitial volume = 12 L Plasma volume = 3 L
Distribution of Water and Solutes
1) Water is able to distribute even
Distribution of Water and Solutes in the Body
Distribution of solutes depends on whether substance can cross cell membrane by simple diffusion or whether it needs a membrane protein or vesicle to move across
Cell membranes are selectively permeable
Name_ KEY - Bio416K Physiology and Functional Anatomy I Lecture Exam 4 Spring 07 1. The sarcoplasmic reticulum has the following role in skeletal muscle contraction: a. Conduction of the action potential stimulated by the end plate potential b. Conta
Name_ Bio 416K: Physiology and Functional Anatomy Lecture Exam 3 Summer `06 1. The sarcoplasmic reticulum has the following role in muscle contraction: a. conduction of the action potential stimulated by the end plate potential b. contains the dihydr
Bio416K Exam 2 Study Guide Spring 08 Endocrinology (chapter 7) 1. Define hormone, target cell, ligand, receptor, endocrine, paracrine and autocrine. 2. For each hormone in Figure 7-2 know the following: - name and location of secreting organ - chemic
Events at a Synapse
Neurotransmitter Membrane Receptors Fall Into Two Categories
1. Ligand-gated (i.e., chemically-gated) ion channels (ICR) a. receptors alter ion channel function (ionotropic) Fast synaptic potentials EPSPs or IPSPs 2. G protein-l
If Cells Permeability to an Ion Changes, Cell's Membrane Potential Changes = Threshold to excite cell to fire an action potential
Graded Potentials Target Dendrites or Cell Body
Graded potential Point of origin Graded potentials
Trigger zone Actio
Long Distance Communication Nervous System
Neurotransmitter (chemical)
Structure of a Typical Neuron
Graded Potentials Target Dendrites or Cell Body
Receptive region
Conducting region
Secretory region
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