Muscles
Muscle Phys
Axial/Append
Nervous Tissue
Neuron Phys
100

Bony attachment to the mobile end of a muscle

Insertion

100

When the cell briefly becomes more positive before hitting threshold during excitation-contraction coupling

End-Plate Potential

100

Muscle that flares the nostrils

Nasalis

100

Type of nerves that send signals to the CNS

Sensory

100

Resting membrane potential of a neuron

-70mV

200

Resting Membrane Potential of a Muscle

-90mV

200
What happens in order to expose a myosin binding site on actin during crossbridge cycling? Name the proteins and chemical

Calcium binds to Troponin, releasing Tropomyosin from the binding sites

200

Muscle that protrudes lower lip

Mentalis
200

All motor neurons are what structural classification?

Multipolar

200

During depolarization, what is the state of the activation and inactivation Na+ gate?

Both are open to allow Na+ to enter in and depolarize

300

Portion of a sarcomere containing only thin filaments

I band

300

What type of channels lie along the sarcolemma?

Voltage-gated Na+ and K+ channels
300

Muscles that elevate first and second ribs during forced inspiration

Scalene muscles

300

Two types of glial cells of the PNS

Schwann's cells and Satellite cells

300

What type of channels are present in the receptive segment?

Chemically-gates channels

400

Calcium-containing tubes that connect T-tubules

Sarcoplasmic Reticulum

400

Is tetrodotoxin flaccid or spastic paralysis?

Flaccid

400

Muscles used to frown by moving corners of lower lip inferiorly

Depressor anguli oris

400

What are the three types of brain tumors? Think of the origin (Neurons are amitotic. What's the definition of cancer?)

Meningioma (meninges), tumor from metastasis, Glioma (Glia)

400

What are the numbers and directions of a sodium/potassium pump?

3 Na+ out/ 2K+in

500

Involuntary muscle containing striations and branches.

Cardiac muscle

500

Highest percentage of muscle fibers in sprinters are ____

Fast glycolytic

500

Muscle that elevates and turns eye laterally

Inferior oblique eye muscles

500

Compare anterograde vs retrograde neuronal transport

anterograde moves away from the cell body while retrograde moves recycled materials toward the cell body

500

Small, short-lived changes in the RMP that can cause a depolarization or hyperpolarization

Graded potentials

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