Cat lab
what is the origin of the pectoantebrachialis?
Sternum
How many teeth does a human have throughout their lifetime?
52
Central nervous system consists of what?
brain and spinal cord
Secrete hormones into the blood
What is the universal donor?
O-
what is the insertion of the pronator teres?
radius
What is the capacity of the stomach?
which part of the neuron carries impulses towards the cell body
Dendrite
What does insulin do?
Decrease blood sugar levels by stimulating the liver to form glycogen
What is an antigen?
molecule that is seen as foreign by the immune system
what is the origin of the gracilis?
pubis
What does the cardiac sphincter do?
Prevents acid reflux and keeps food from going back into the esophagus
what is the function of schwann cells?
produce myelin in the pns
Which hormone causes the kidney to conserve water
Antidiuretic
What does systemic circulation do?
Delivers oxygen to all body cells and carries away waste in the body
What muscle in the pectoral region does the cat have but human don't?
xiphihumeralis
What are the 3 types of salivary glands?
parotid, submandibular, sublingual
what neuron transmits impulse from sensory to motor neuron?
interneurons
Which part of the brain controls hormone secretion?
Hypothalamus
Systole: contraction of ventricles, and the closing of the tricuspid and mitral valve (lubb)
Diastole: relaxation of the heart, closing of pulmonary and aortic valve ( dupp)
Pectoralis major
What is the order of how lipids are digested?
what happens with a neuron at rest?
Sodium ions are positive on the outside while the potassium ions are on the inside which is a negative charge. from action potential to rest they go through a sodium potassium pump
what is the difference between alpha and beta cells
Alpha cells: produce glucagon
Beta cells: secrete insulin
What maintains osmotic pressure and is made in the liver?
albumen