Hormones
Hormones that are released from the pancreas.
What are insulin and glucagon
The hypothalamus mantains:
What are homeostasis, body temp, and blood pressure?
The parts of the outer ear.
What are the pinna and auditory canal?
characteristics of the sclera.
- protect and provide sturcture
Types of motor neurons.
What are somatic and autonomic?
A hormone that acts on the thyroid gland
What is TSH?
(Thyroid-stimulating hormone)
balance, coordination, muscle memory, and motor control are all controlled by the _____ in the brain.
What is the cerebellum?
The semicircular canals detect.
What is rotational movement?
difference between rod and cone cells.
rod cells sense light and dark and cone cells sense colour.
Glaucoma causes:
What is an increase in intraocular pressure?
the where and what of aldosterone.
What is produced by the adrenal cortex and increases sodium absorption?
The path of action potential.
membrane potential, depolarization, repolarization, hyper polarization, then refractory period.
A high amplitude indicates.
What is a loud sound?
choroid layer's job.
What is gas, nutrients, and waste exchange for the retina?
Hormones that affect blood sugar.
Insulin and glucagon
negative feedback loops cause.
What is a return to homeostasis?
Definition of saltatory conduction.
What is the movement of an action potential along a myelinated axon?
The vestibules detect.
What is linear acceleration?
____ maintains intracellular pressure.
aqueous humor.
Parts of the middle ear.
What are the tympanic membrane, eustachian tube, and ossicles?
Calcitonin is produced by.
The thyroid gland
Definition of synaptic transmission.
What is the process of neuron communication with other neurons or effectors?
The names of the ossicles.
What is changes the shape of the lens?
What a dendrite receives.
What is stimulus?