Zoo 3731 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LO 1-2  3 types of muscles o Skeletal muscle-pulling force can stabilize force and prevent movement or it can create movement  Voluntary- conscious control over skeletal muscles  Each skeletal muscle has 1 or more bellies where contractions happen; end of muscle- tendon  Abs- several muscle bellies divided by intermediate tendons and gives you six pack  Aponeurosis- long thin sheets (white), connect muscles to other muscles o Cardiac muscle- found in heart, pushes blood...

Cranial Nerves  12 pairs of cranial nerves that innervate the peripheral nervous system  They emerge from the brain  CN I Olfactory (oh) o Sensory nerve: smell (some) o Passes through the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone o Innervation: olfactory epithelium o Smell goes through: nose > olfactory nerve fibers > olfactory bulb > olfactory tract > straight to cerebrum o Part of the 5% that does NOT have to pass through the thalamus!  CN II  Optic (once) o...

ZOO 3731 Chapter 1 through 4 Introduction to the study of Memory TEST BANK

Chapter 5: Semantic Memory Test Bank Multiple Choice Semantic memory is:

1. What kind of a coil does TMS use to stimulate particular areas of the brain? a. magnetic b. behavior c. memory d. zinc Ans: a Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Transmagnetic Stimulation (TMS) Difficulty Level: Easy 2. Magnetic fields created in an fMRI use a three-dimensional image capturing ______ of the brain. a. density b. structure c. function d. measurements Ans: b Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Neuroimaging ...

Exercise 21: Spinal Cord, Spinal Nerves, and the Autonomic Nervous System 1. MOST SUPERIOR BOUNDARY OF THE SPINAL CORDFORAMEN MAGNUM 2. MENINGEAL EXTENSION BEYOND THE SPINAL CORD TERMINUSFILUM TERMINALE 3. SPINAL CORD TERMINUSCONUS MEDULLARIS 4. COLLECTION OF SPINAL NERVES TRAVELING IN THE VERTEBRAL CANAL BELOW THE TERMINUS OF THE SPINAL CORDCAUDA EQUINA 5. (A ­ I)A. CENTRAL CANAL 6. B. WHITE MATTER 7. C. DORSAL HORN 8. D. LATERAL HORN

this document contains helpful information about bone formation, the primary cells involved in this process, as well as drawings and figures to help you better understand the process of bone formation

This document contains critical terms, drawings, figures, and mnemonics to help you better understand the Tissues Section in your anatomy study

This document contains information about every type of bone as well as examples of each type. Also, you can find bone functions and how to name the surfaces of the bone based on depressions/openings and processes