NEURONS/BRAIN
It transmits nerve impulses.
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF A NEURON?
The number of main organs in the endocrine system.
WHAT IS 11?
Rods and cones are grouped into this type of receptor.
WHAT ARE PHOTORECEPTORS?
WHAT ARE PLATELETS?
A regular and rhythmic process.
WHAT IS THE BEATING OF THE HEART?
WHAT ARE 3 WAYS TO RELEASE HORMONES?
Requires iodine to produce hormones.
WHAT IS THE THYROID GLAND?
Taste buds are located on the surface of these bumpy structures.
WHAT IS PAPILLAE?
WHAT IS RED MARROW?
A mere 30 grams.
WHAT IS THE WEIGHT OF THE HEAR?
Divides the cerebrum into two hemispheres.
WHAT IS LONGITUDINAL FISSURES?
WHAT IS THE PANCREAS?
The location of the receptor cells of the nose.
WHAT IS THE UPPER NASAL CAVITY?
WHAT ARE LYMPHOCYTES?
A divinely structured cage to protect the heart.
WHAT ARE THE RIBS?
It relays and directs the flow of information from the sense organs to the cerebral cortex.
WHAT IS THE THALAMUS?
Controls the reate of metabolism, heat productions, and oxidation of all cells.
WHAT IS THYROXINE?
Sound waves entering the external auditor canal and hit the eardrum.
WHAT IS THE TYMPANIC MEMBRANE?
Any level in which erythrocyte leves or hemoglobin concentrations ar elow.
WHAT IS ANEMIA?
WHAT ARE THE TWO AV VALVES; THE BICUSPID AND THE MITRAL VALVE?
WHAT IS SCIATICA?
Adrenal insufficiency, with progressive distruction fo the adrenal gland.
WHAT IS ADDISON'S DISEASE?
When a lot of neurons send a signal to the brain, the brain will combine these together to create this.
WHAT IS A SENSATION?
WHAT IS THROMBUS?
Four structres embeded in the wall of the heart, generate strong impulses, and conduct them quickly to certain regions of the heart wall.
WHAT ARE SINOATRIAL NODE, ATRIOVENTRICULAR NODE, AV BUNDLE, AND PURKINJI FIBERS?