Nervous System
Sensory/Homeostasis
Muscular Systems
Digestive Systems
QOTD
100

The ________ nervous system consists of nerves that lie OUTSIDE the brain and spinal cord.

Peripheral

100

What do endocrine glads do?

Secrete product into the blood

100

Thin Filaments

Actin

100

Mechanical Digestion

Food is broken down by chewing

100

Why do contractions intensify during labor?

Positive Feedback

200

Interneurons are located in the...

CNS

200

Stimulated by pressure/force

Mechanoreceptors

200

Preferred source of energy in muscles

Glycogen

200

Jaundice is the build up of ____ in tissues

Bilirubin

200

Pre-chewing food you feed to someone else is called ____________________.  

Premastication

300

At rest, Na+ ions are concentrated _______ the cell, while K+ ions are concentrated _______ the cell.

Outside, Inside

300

What pathway is the effect the same as the stimulus?

Positive Feedback

300

Light colored muscles

Fast twitch/power muscles (anaerobic)

300

What enzyme breaks down proteins

Pepsin

300

Where are most of your taste receptors (chemoreceptors) located?

In your digestive tract

400

What allows action potentials to conduct faster?

Myelination

400

What happens when you have an uneven cornea?

Astigmatism

400

Degeneration or weakening of muscles

Muscular Dystrophy

400

Folds that increase the surface area of the small intestine

Villi

400

Why are stiffs stiff?

No ATP in the muscles (Myosin heads are bound to actin) AKA rigor mortis

500

What system is active during excitement, emergency, and exercise?

Sympathetic

500

What distance (close or far) contracts the ciliary muscle, allows the suspensory muscle to have slack, allows the lens to be curved?

Close objects

500

Put these in order big to small

1. Fascicle

2. Myofibril

3. Muscle fiber/cell

4. Muscle belly

4, 1, 3, 2

500

What is the major function of the large intestine (colon)?

To absorb water

500

More sensitive areas on the body have __________ of the cerebral cortex devoted to that area.

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