Anatomy exam 4 Crossword
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2) nervous system outside of CNS, spinal/cranial nerves4) impulses are slower/shorter5) share responsibility for homeostasis7) mostly cell bodies and nonmyelinated fibers8) range in shape, line cavities, form barrier9) varying strength of control for different demands10) amino acid in liver, etc obtained through milk, etc11) calcium reentry14) materials in both directions16) axon joins body17) slow response using hormones19) surround neuron cell bodies in PNS20) beginning of axon21) convey cytoplasm in one direction22) rapid response using action potentials24) generates force as lengthens25) large, strong movements26) stimulus strong enough, first contractions seen28) branches cells, form myelin sheaths29) muscle shortens and works30) brain of gut31) sarcomere shortening, visible 32) response to stress34) weakest, small dark red, lots of mitochondria, used during long distance activities35) protect and electrically insulate axon, increase speed/distance of nerve impulse36) strongest stimulus that increases maximum contractile force38) has nucleus, lysosomes, etc46) lack of muscle use52) high myoglobin, mitochondria, rich blood supply |
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1) involuntary, painful muscle contractions3) small controlled movements6) junction between hillock and initial segment12) from CNS to effector organs13) processing of sensory input, perception important 15) loss of muscle mass at age 3018) visceral organs to CNS23) red/pink, MOST mitochondria, used during walking/sprinting27) wrap delicate neurons33) conduct impulses away from body37) monitor health of neurons39) bugle of schwann cell containing nucleus/cytoplasm40) involuntary activation of motor unit in whole muscle, usually painless41) from body regions to CNS, involuntary, keeps heart breathing and lungs going, etc42) shortens, tension exceeds load43) surround peripheral nerve fibers44) high glycolytic, fewer mitochondria45) excitation and contraction47) motor neuron and muscle fibers it supplies48) largest, white, low mitochondria used during resistance/lifting weights49) skin, muscle to CNS, skeletal part of body50) no shortening, tension increases, same length51) brain and spine in dorsal cavity53) stimulus not strong enough, no contractions seen54) receptors detect changes sends to brain |
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