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Comprehensive Study Material for Anatomy & Physiology

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What is the homeostatic pH of blood?   show
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Where do sperm develop?   show
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show Cervix  
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Expected serum potassium range   show
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show diffusion  
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Connective tissue that surrounds the vas deferens and blood supply to testes   show
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Projections at the end of the fallopian tube   show
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Glands that secrete hormones directly into the blood stream   show
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show exocrine glands  
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show tibia  
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show femur  
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Hormone that decreased blood calcium levels   show
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Hormone secreted by alpha cells   show
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hormone secreted by beta cells   show
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show somatostatin  
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Both endocrine and exocrine gland   show
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show common bile duct  
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Leydig cells produce   show
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show 120 days  
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Area where blood antigens are located   show
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area where blood antibodies are located   show
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show intracellular space  
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Bones that build osseous tissue   show
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show osteoclasts  
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Main mineral corticoid   show
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show sympathetic nervous system  
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show T3 or T4 (thyroid hormones)  
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show natural passive immunity  
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Type of immunity acquired by developing the chicken pox as a child   show
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show pineal  
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also known as the "ear drum"   show
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show Cochlea  
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Muscle contraction requires Calcium and____________   show
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show appendix  
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show sutures  
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location of the visual cortex   show
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show medulla  
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Cranial Nerve X   show
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show Olfactory  
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show Diaphragm  
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This joins to the rectus abdominus   show
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bone that allows the head to shake "no"   show
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group of lymph nodes in the groin   show
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show cervical  
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show axillary  
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Ability of the heart to conduct its own electrical impulses   show
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show dehydration  
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show interferon  
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show complement system  
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show testes and ovaries  
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Most common site of egg fertilization   show
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Also known as the "rest and digest" reaction   show
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Cranial nerve V   show
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wave like motion that propels food down the digestive tract   show
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show sartorius  
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show radial pulse  
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Valve between the right atrium and right ventricle   show
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largest artery   show
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only artery to carry deoxygenated blood   show
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show surfactant  
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pad of cartilage that joins the pubic bones   show
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Hormone that causes increased blood sugar   show
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show cerebellum  
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show Temporal lobe  
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top layer of the integument   show
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deepest layer of integument   show
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gel in the cell   show
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Control center of the cell   show
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hormone that causes reduced urine volume   show
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Cells having receptors for specific hormones   show
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movement of water across a semipermeable membrane   show
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show anaphylaxis  
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show compound fracture  
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the "master gland"   show
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show temporomandibular joint  
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colored muscle that determines how much light enters the eye   show
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bending of light on the lens so that if focuses on the optic disc   show
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show Hypoglossal  
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show nociceptors  
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