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Anatomy 1 Lecture Final Exam (Ch. 15 Special Senses) Questions with Correct Answers Rated A+
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Receptor Anywhere the term "hair cell" is seen, it is referring to a what? Dense Receptors Anywhere the term "macula" is seen, it is referring to a region of __________ ___________ The dendrites This part of the neuron is the receptor site. It collects data and transmits it towards ...
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Anatomy 1 Lecture Final Exam (Ch. 13 Peripheral Nervous System) Questions with Correct Solutions
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Somatic nervous system Conscious control of skeletal muscles. Voluntary. This describes the __________ nervous system. Autonomic nervous system Regulating smooth muscles, cardiac muscles, and glands. Involuntary. This describes the ___________ nervous system. Somatic Efferent fibers tra...
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Add to cartSomatic nervous system Conscious control of skeletal muscles. Voluntary. This describes the __________ nervous system. Autonomic nervous system Regulating smooth muscles, cardiac muscles, and glands. Involuntary. This describes the ___________ nervous system. Somatic Efferent fibers tra...
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Anatomy 1 Final Exam (Ch. 12: Nervous System) Questions with Answers Rated A+
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Anatomy 1 Final Exam (Ch. 12: Nervous System) Questions with Answers Rated A+
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Chapter 11: Nervous Tissue Questions with Correct Solutions Rated A+
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Sensory Input This is a type of function of the nervous system. Monitoring stimuli, which come from inside and outside of the body Integration This is a type of function of the nervous system. Interpreting the sensory input, which means, putting the stimuli received together Motor ...
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Anatomy Chapter 12: CNS Questions with Correct Answers Rated A+
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Cerebrum Makes humans, human. Biggest part Left and Right Hemispheres These two portions of the brain control in a contralateral fashion Longitudinal Fissure Separates the L and R hemispheres Central Sulcus Separates frontal and parietal lobes Precentral Gyrus Found within t...
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Add to cartCerebrum Makes humans, human. Biggest part Left and Right Hemispheres These two portions of the brain control in a contralateral fashion Longitudinal Fissure Separates the L and R hemispheres Central Sulcus Separates frontal and parietal lobes Precentral Gyrus Found within t...
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Anatomy 1 Chapter 9/10, Muscle Tissue Questions and Correct Solutions Rated A+
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Cardiac In myocardium layer of heart Branching, STRIATED cells Involuntary Contracts to move blood to CV system. intercalcated discs are pink striations where cells interlock. Smooth In walls of hollow organs (stomach) SPINDLE shaped cells, no striations Involuntary Has a central nu...
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Add to cartCardiac In myocardium layer of heart Branching, STRIATED cells Involuntary Contracts to move blood to CV system. intercalcated discs are pink striations where cells interlock. Smooth In walls of hollow organs (stomach) SPINDLE shaped cells, no striations Involuntary Has a central nu...
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