Respiratory conditions
The most contagious infectious disease in the world
What is Tuberculosis (TB)
How IBS & IBD are similar
What are symptoms
Anatomical structures found in the CNS
What are the brain and spinal cord
The top most layer of skin
What is the epidermis
A tube that delivers food to the stomach
What is the esophagus
These are the most common triggers for asthma
What are allergies & exercise
The Cardioesophageal sphincter (LES) relaxing at the wrong time may cause this
What is acid reflux
The upper chambers of the heart
What is the atrium
The layer of skin sweat glands may be found in
What is the dermis
Also known as the throat
what is the pharynx
A condition that can be both acute and chronic
What is bronchitis
An autoimmune disorder that can inflame any part of the GI tract
What is Crohn's disease
This moves through the pulmonary circuit of the heart
What is deoxygenated blood
This allows actin and myosin to bind for muscle contraction
What is calcium
Part of the small intestine that digestive enzymes are injected into
Duodenum
This causes TB
What is a bacteria
Diets high in processed meats and low in fiber can lead to this
What is colorectal cancer
On a neuron, these receive signal and send them toward the cell body
What are dendrites
This will flood a neuron during action potential
What is sodium
Liquified food in the stomach
What is chyme
Emphysema causes these to deteriorate
What are alveoli
Gallstones may also trigger this condition
What is pancreatitis
The primary function of the CNS
What is integration
A neurotransmitter released into the neuromuscular junction to stimulate contraction
What is acetylcholine or AcH
The largest section of the small intestine that absorbs carbs, fats, and amino acids.
What is the Jejunum