Endocrine
Heart
Lymphatic
GI Tract
Respiratory
100
Of negative feedback or positive feedback, the main mechanism by which to control hormone concentrations.
What is negative feedback.
100
The chamber with the thickest wall.
What is the left ventricle.
100
What extracellular fluid lymph nodes filter.
What is lymph.
100
What every segment of the GI tract secretes.
What is mucus.
100
Primary way CO2 is transported in the blood.
What is as bicarbonate.
200
2 hormones that cause release of TH and where they are released from.
What is Thyroid Releasing Hormone (TRH) from hypothalamus, TSH from anterior pituitary
200
The chamber that produces the highest blood pressure.
What is the left ventricle.
200
The lymphatic vessel that drains into the right subclavian vein.
What is the right lymphatic duct.
200
Name 2 functions of HCl in the stomach.
What are convert pepsinogen into pepsin, to facilitate protein digestion, and kill bacteria
200
3 functions of the nasal cavity.
What are warming air, moistening air, air filtration, olfaction.
300
Stimulus of calcitonin release. Stimulus of PTH release.
What is High Ca2+ for calcitonin, Low Ca2+ for PTH
300
The part of the ECG that corresponds to atrial depolarization.
What is the P wave.
300
Name 3 functions of the lymphatic system.
What are Immunity, Fluid balance, Fat absorption
300
The negatively charged chemical found in pancreatic juice and mucus that functions to neutralize HCl.
What is bicarbonate (HCO-3)
300
The last part of the conducting portion of the respiratory tract.
What are the terminal bronchioles.
400
Effect on insulin on blood glucose levels.
What is decrease in blood glucose levels.
400
Of sympathetic or parasympathetic activity, that which would increase stroke volume.
What is increased sympathetic activity
400
Of vasodilation or vasoconstriction, that which would occur near injury.
What is vasodilation (redness and heat).
400
The process stimulated by bile and what nutrient that process acts on.
What is emulsification of fats.
400
Name of the brain region that sets the basic rhythm of quiet respiration.
What is the inspiratory center (dorsal respiratory group)
500
An example of a second messenger.
What is cAMP.
500
Channels that result in autorhythmicity within cardiomyocyte pacemaker cells.
What is leak Na+ channels
500
Name 3 of 5 mechanisms that facilitate lymphatic return.
What are valves, respiratory movements, pressure gradients, skeletal muscle pumps, and sympathetic activity
500
Put the following in order starting with the lumen: 1. Muscularis 2. Adventitia 3. Mucosa 4. Submucosa
What is Mucosa, Submucosa, Muscularis, Adventitia
500
The volume of air one can inhale maximally after a normal respiration.
What is the inspiratory capacity.
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