M2 and M3 Applications
While looking at some tissue under a microscope, you notice that the cells are in little pockets. This is the type of connective tissue this is.
What is Cartilage?
This is the type of bone tissue that contains trabeculae
A nerve sends a singnal from the CNS to the smooth muscle of the intestine. This is the nervous system this is a part of.
What is the Autonomic nervous System?
These three things need to be available in order for us to smell a substance.
What is volatile, partly water soluable and partly fat soluable?
What is Dynamic Equilibrium?
This is the way that epithelial cells get oxygen and nutrients?
What is the process of diffusion?
When a bone is being repaired, this holds the pieces of bone together while the repair occures.
What is a Callus?
An Action Potential Travels along an axon by skipping from Node of Ranvier to node of Ranvier. Is this faster or slower than an action potential running down an axon by continuous conduction?
What is Faster?
This is the first and last structure a sound wave hits as it reaches your ear.
What is the Ear Drum, and the hair follicles?
These receptors respond to heat or cold
Thermoreceptors
This is the layer of skin that is superficial to the dermal papillae
What is the Epidermis?
This type of synovial joint offers the smallest range of motion
What is a gliding/plane joint?
This part of the brain initiates the muscle movements for Speech.
What is Brocca's Area?
A person has trouble maintaining balance while standing still. This structure should be investigated as the source of the problem
What is the Uricular Macula?
A neuroscientist is studying an autonomic nervous system pathway that extends from the spinal cord to the little finger. Is the ganglion of this pathway nearer to the finger or the spinal cord?
closer to the spinal cord
This is where a hair cell is if it does not contain keratin
Fill in the blank:
Calcium ions are diffusing across the membrane of the sarcoplasmic reticulum. The cell is _____________
the contraction.
what is Beginning?
What is Saltatory Conduction?
This structure of the eye is involved in the process of accommodation?
What is the Ciliary Muscle?
These are pain receptors
Nociceptors
An epidermal skin cell is keratinized, this is the layers of the epidermis it is NOT in
What are the stratum basale and stratum spinosum?
Fill in the Blank:
If a muscle is stiff, there is not enough _________ in the muscle cells.
What is Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)?
This area of the brain interprets taste
What is the taste area?
In the Eye this is where the Rods and the Cones are found.
Where is the Retina?
This neuroglia binds together and insulates the CNS neurons
what is a oligodendrocyte?