Cardiovascular System
Nervous System
CNS
PNS
Senses
100
This type of blood vessel has many small pores in their membranes, which allows solutes but not RBCs to pass.
What are fenestrated capillaries?
100
Name at least 3 neurotransmitters.
What are: ACh, NE, Dopamine, Serotonin, GABA, Glutamate, Aspartate, and Glycine? (any 3!)
100
This space surrounding the dura mater is a common site for injections before childbirth.
What is the epidural space?
100
This division of the PNS is composed mostly of paravertebral ganglia.
What is the sympathetic ANS?
100
These are the three layers of the eyeball
What are the fibrous tunic, vascular tunic, and retina?
200
These are the three granulocytes
What are neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils?
200
This type of neuroglia maintains the extracellular environment in the CNS and contributes to the blood-brain barrier.
What are astrocytes?
200
These can be found in the anterior gray horns
What are cell bodies of somatic motor neurons?
200
Parasympathetic preganglionic axons exit the CNS at these locations.
What are cranial nerves or sacrum?
200
These are the three MAIN cell types in the neural layer of the retina
What are photoreceptors (rods & cones), bipolar cells, and ganglion cells?
300
This condition is characterized by a higher hematocrit than usual (>54%), which causes slower blood travel
what is polycythemia?
300
These are three STRUCTURAL types of synapses
what are axodendritic, axisomatic, and axoaxonic?
300
This brain structure contains both visual and auditory reflex centers
What is the corpora quadrigemina? (tectum of midbrain)
300
This structure serves collateral ganglia in the Sympathetic ANS.
What is a splanchnic nerve?
300
These structures contain receptors for rotational movements of the heart
What are ampulla of semicircular canals?
400

Trace the pathway of blood through the heart, starting at the Right Atrium and traveling to the foot.

What is: RA > tricuspid > RV > pulmonary SLV > pulmonary trunk > pulmonary arteries > capillaries of lungs > pulmonary veins > LA > bicuspid > LV > aortic SLV > aorta > foot > IVC > RA

400
These two neuroglia contribute to myelin sheaths
What are oligodendrocytes and shwann cells?
400
The prosencephalon (primary brain vesicle 1) develops into these secondary vesicles and adult brain structures.
What is prosencephalon > telencephalon & diencephalon > cerebrum, thalamus, hypothalamus, & epithalamus?
400
Describe three effects (on tissues) of the parasympathetic ANS. 
What is (ex:) slower HR, increased blood to digestive organs, pupil constriction, etc.
400
These are the three membranous labyrinth components of the cochlea
What are the Scala tympanic, Scala vestibule, and scala media?
500
These are the steps of the cardiac cycle, and the conduction center activities at each stage:
What is: 
500
Draw the three structural categories of neurons
What are unipolar neurons, bipolar neurons, and multipolar neurons? (must draw for credit!)
500
Name the cranial nerves in order.
What is olfactory, optic, oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, vestibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory, hypoglossal?
500
Describe the path of an action potential through the sympathetic chain, from the grey matter of the spinal cord out to the heart.
What is (preganglionic) lateral grey horn > ventral root > spinal nerve > GRC > sympathetic chain ganglia > SYNAPSE > (postganglionic cell body) > WRC > ramus > heart
500
Describe the path a sound wave would take through the ear
What is: pinna > tympanic membrane > ossicles > cochlea > scala media > hair cells?
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