Exam 3: BIO 201 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Questions with Verified Answers |Latest 2024/2025
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What is the synaptic knob? Swollen end of nerve fiber at each synapse.
What is the first step of contraction? The enzyme ATPase hydrolyzes ATP, the energy released activates the head and "cocks" into a high energy position. Keeps ADP and phosphate group bound to it.
Describe stability. ...
Exam 3: BIO 201 Human Anatomy and Physiology I
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What is the synaptic knob?
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synapse.
What is the first step of contraction?
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ATP, the energy released activates the head and "cocks" into a high
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energy position. Keeps ADP and phosphate group bound to it.
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Describe stability. Prevents unwanted movements, there are some
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muscles known as the antigravity muscles that fight against gravity that
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help us not fall over or slump.
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What important enzyme does the basal lamina have?
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Aceylcholinesterase (AChE) i-
What does the synaptic knob contain? What is contained in those?
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Contained is synaptic vesicles. Inside of these vesicles is acetylcholine
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(ACh)
What is the fifth step of excitation?
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voltage regulated ion gates that open in response to EPP, some of these
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gates are Na(+) and allow it to enter and others like (K+) allow it to leave.
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,What do synaptic vesicles undergo & what happens?
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exocytosis and release ACh into the synaptic cleft.
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What is the synaptic cleft?
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knob and the sarcolemma.
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What is a Schwann cell?
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surrounding tissue fluid. i- i-
What is the perimysium layer?
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wraps muscle fibers together in bundles called fassicles.
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What are fassicles?
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Are fassicles visible to the naked eye, and if so what do they look like?
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Yes fassicles are visible to the naked eye, and they appear as parallel
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strands.
What does the perimysium carry?
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nerves, and muscle spindles
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What is the epimysium layer?
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, What is the fascia?
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neighboring muscles or muscle groups from each other and from the
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What are the two types of muscle attachments?
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What is an indirect attachment?
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destination and the gap is bridged by a tendon.
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What is a tendon?
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What is direct attachment?
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muscle and bone that to the naked eye, the red muscular tissue seems to
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emerge directly from the bone.
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What is the origin?
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