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| Parasympathetic Nervous System |
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| Name the dominant autonomic nervous system during digestion? |
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| Name the terminal neurotansmitter of the parasympathetic nervous system |
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| The terminal neruotransmitter for the sympathetic nervous system |
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| Sympathetic Nervous System |
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| Dominant autonomic nervous system for exercise and stress |
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| Somatic nervous system (1) |
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| Voluntary motor nervous system that innervates skeletal muscle? and the Number of nerves? |
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| Name an activity in which the sympathetic nervous system will be active. |
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| Method by which lipid-soluble hormones are moved through the blood |
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| When 2 or more hormones work to amplify the effect of either one on a cellular function |
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| a hormone secreted into the circulatory system that is activated by removing some amino acids |
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| A change in resting membrane potential that is variable in polarity, duration and magnitude. |
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| Relative Refractory Period |
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| A time period in which the neuron is only to a much higher stimulation than threshold |
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| Depolarization of the adjacent area results in an action potential and continues down the axon. |
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| Excitator Post synaptic potential (EPSP's) |
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| Depolarization of the adjacent cell membrane the result of chemical synaptic transmission |
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| Name the ion signal for chemical transmission |
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| How does the body get rid of a hormone |
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| Name the second messenger system involved with the ion that is responsible for the signal of chemical synaptic transmission |
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| Name the axonal process by which materials from the cell body are transported to the axon terminal |
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| Name the organ that secretes Growth Hormone |
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| name the organ that secretes parathyroid hormone |
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| name the organ area that secretes antidiuretic Hormone |
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| Large vessel that conducts blood to the heart |
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| Structure that prevents the back flow of blood in the heart |
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| Part of the Heart that sends blood systemically to the rest of the body |
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| Term for a circulatory pattern that goes from one capillary bed to another without going through heart |
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| Term for a fast heart rate |
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| Nervous system that may cause a slow heart rate |
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| Term for a single contaction relaxation cycle |
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| Term for maximal skeletal muscle sustained contraction |
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| Term for an increase protein content and contractile properties in a muscle fiber |
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| Specific term for the most efficient arrangement of the working proteins in skeletal muscle |
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| Skeletal muscle fiber characterized with a high density of capillaries, most aerobic and low expression of glycolytic enzymes |
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| Smooth Muscle of the uterus |
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| The Hormone that drops in concentration to signal the uterine contractions |
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| Name the hormone that promotes the contraction of the myometrium |
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| Name the local factor group of molecules (lipids) that promote uterine contractions |
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| Tyep of change in uterine wall tension promoting contraction |
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| Organelle found in oxidative slow fibers in great abundance that functions aerobically |
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| Enzyme that shuttles the phosphate from creatine phosphate to ADP |
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| Substrate for a glycolytic fast fiber to metabolically generate ATP |
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