Semester 1 Review. Directional Anatomy Lateral / Medial Superior / Inferior Dorsal / Ventral Shallow / Deep Pronation / Supination Distal / Proximal Sagital.

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Semester 1 Review

Directional Anatomy Lateral / Medial Superior / Inferior Dorsal / Ventral Shallow / Deep Pronation / Supination Distal / Proximal Sagital / Coronal / Transverse

Misc Terms Acidosis / Alkalosis Organic / Inorganic Parts of atom Atomic Number / Mass Axial / Appendicular Sebum / Mucous / Cerumen / Apocrine

Cells Parts - functions Ribosomes Membrane Nucleus Smooth ER Rough ER Lysozomes Mitochondria Golgi Complex Peroxizome

Systems Skeletal Muscular Cardiovascular Respiratory Integumentary Nervous Urinary Digestive Reproductive Immune

Synapses Neuron to neuron Neuron to muscle fiber What happens Axons Dendrites Cell Body Saltatory / Continuous conduction

Brain Lobes Regions Functions Gray matter White matter Parts of the brain Cerebrum / Cerebellum / Brain stem Meninges

Nerves Cranial – Name, Number, Functions Spinal – Name, Number, Functions Conduction Types of nerves Etc. Tracts – ascending and descending Pre / Post ganglionic fibers

CNS PNS ANS Sympathetic Nervous system Parasympathetic Nervous System Fight or flight

Senses Olfaction Gustation Audition Vision Equlibrium

Receptors Nociocepters Mechanoceptors Chemoreceptors Free Nerve endings Proprioceptors Thermoreceptors Pacinian Corpuscles

Eye – parts / fluids / functions / nerves –What real colors do you see? Ear - parts / fluids / functions / nerves Tongue - parts / fluids / functions / nerves Nose - parts / fluids / functions / nerves

CSF Made by ? Function ? How much ? Made how often ?

Brain Sulci Fissures Gyri Corpus callosum Misc Parts

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