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  • 74 pages Anatomy Chapter 12 (revised)
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    • The Senses Two types General senses Special senses Sensation Impulses from sensory receptors being sent to brain Perception How the brain interprets these signals Receptors 5 types Chemoreceptors Smell and taste, concentrations of O2, H+, C6H12O6
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    Anatomy Chapter 12 (revised)

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    • The Endocrine System Secretes hormones towards the internal environment Secrete into the circulatory system Act on target cells Secretions other than hormones by glands Paracrine secretions = only affect neighboring cells Autocrine secretions = only
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    Anatomy Chapter 13

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    • Blood Type of connective tissue suspended in a liquid extracellular matrix Mixture of cells, cell fragments, and dissolved biochemicals Functions to: Transport nutrients, oxygen, wastes, hormones Maintains stability of interstitial fluids Distribute
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    | Would highly recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

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    I would recommend this course because the professor really knows the general information and he can also teach the product really well.

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    Some of my highlights of the course were learning about cell communication.

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    3-5 hours

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    All you need to pass this course is to study all the notes and read through the PowerPoints.

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