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PNB 2264 Final Exam With 100% Correct Answers 2024/2025 Which of the following are responsible for the relaxation phase of muscle twitch? -the ryanodine receptor (RyR) -SERCA -DHP - answerSERCA Increasing intensity of a pressure stimulus (applied to the same spot on your finger) is coded by ____ (assume threshold is met) -increasing amplitude of receptor potential -increasing frequency of afferent action potentials at first node of ranvier -increasing frequency of afferent action poten...

Steps for an Action Potential - Depolarizing stimulus, if threshold is met - Na+ and K+ channels begin to open, Na+ enters the cell and depolarizes it, Na+ channels close and K+ channels open fully, K+ exits the cell until it is hyperpolarized, K+ channels close, cell returns to resting membrane potential Membrane permeability of molecules (most to least) - Lipophilic, small & non-polar, small & polar, large & polar, charged Sodium-potassium pump function - Pump 3 Na out, and 2 K in SGLT (...

Three Fluid Compartments -:- intracellular, interstitial, plasma Membrane permeability of molecules (most to least) -:- Lipophilic, small & non-polar, small & polar, large & polar, charged Sodium-potassium pump function -:- Pump 3 Na out, and 2 K in SGLT (Sodium-glucose linked transporter) function -:- Glucose is transported into the cell using the Na gradient established by the sodium-potassium pump Typical membrane potential -:- -70 mV 2 | P a g e | G r a d e A + | 2 0 24 / 2 ...

Factors that depolarize neurons neurotransmitters, voltage, and mechanical pressure (squeezing of the thing) Why do the heads of lipids face both directions in the neuron membrane the heads are hydrophilic as in they like water What about the tails of lipids in the neuron membrane the tails of lipids are hydrophobic as in they tend to stay away from water What is required for a cell to have an action potential Lots of Sodium and Chloride with a small amount of potassium ...

1. The measures of the angles of QRS are m∠Q = 2x + 4, m∠R = 4x − 12, and m∠S = 3x + 8. QR = y + 9, RS = 2y − 7, and QS = 3y − 13. The perimeter of QRS is (A) 11 (B) 20 (C) 44 (D) 55 (E) 68 2. Given g(x) = x x 5 1 3 2 - + , g 4 c -3 m = (A) _–_1_ 2 (B) _1_ 9 (C) _1__ 11 (D) _7__ 16 (E) _1_ 2 3. 3 81x7 y10 = (A) 9x3 y5 3 x (B) 9x2 y3 3 xy (C) 3x2 y3 3 9xy (D) 3x2 y3 3 3xy (E) 3x3 y5 3 x 2 SAT Mat h 1 & 2 Subject teSt –6 –6 1 1 10 y K H G x 6 ...

Anatomy Exam 2 - Neurophysiology 2 types of changes in membrane potential -Answer-graded/synaptic potentials action potentials what is the basic unit of the nervous system and its function -Answer-neuron - propagate signals uses changes in membrane potential to send messages throughout the entire body 3 characteristics of neurons -Answer-1. high metabolic rate 2. extreme longevity 3. non-mitotic high metabolic rate of neurons - explain -Answer-high capactiy to generate ATP to keep ions...

Anatomy Exam 2 - Neurophysiology 2 types of changes in membrane potential -Answer-graded/synaptic potentials action potentials what is the basic unit of the nervous system and its function -Answer-neuron - propagate signals uses changes in membrane potential to send messages throughout the entire body 3 characteristics of neurons -Answer-1. high metabolic rate 2. extreme longevity 3. non-mitotic high metabolic rate of neurons - explain -Answer-high capactiy to generate ATP to keep ions...

TEAS VI Practice Exam – Math - Section 1 ( 323Qns in total ) Numbers and Operations 1. 1/4 + 2/8 = a. 3/12 b. 3/4 c. 5/4 d. 1/2 2. 4 x 3/7 = a. 1 b. 3/7 c. 1 5/7 d. 12/28 3. 5/6 x 3/4 = a. 5/8 b. 8/10 c. 15/10 d. None of the above. 4. 348 ÷ 6 = a. 48 b. 58 c. 68 d. 74 5. 8 – 3 x 4 + 9 = a. 5 b. - 5 c. 65 d. - 65 6. 18 – 23 + 99 ÷ 3 = a. 28 b. 285 c. 105 d. 37.3 7. – 33 – 5 x 1 = a. 39 b. 38 c. - 38 d. 1 8...

Covers all material for exam 2 - John Redden's class - With diagrams - 2020