Neurophysiology and Muscle Function: Key Concepts and Definitions, Quizzes of Biology

Download Neurophysiology and Muscle Function: Key Concepts and Definitions and more Quizzes Biology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 where is short term memory stored DEFINITION 1 hippocampus TERM 2 the basal nuclei are most associated with DEFINITION 2 posture maintenance TERM 3 what part of the CNS is most associated with emotions DEFINITION 3 limbic system TERM 4 what does the hypothalamus monitor DEFINITION 4 homeostatic functions TERM 5 where are the cell bodies of efferent neurons located DEFINITION 5 gray matter of the spinal cord TERM 6 what part of the brain stores procedural memories, like bicycle riding DEFINITION 6 cerebellum TERM 7 in an initial sleep cycle, how long does it take to reach REM sleep DEFINITION 7 75 minutes TERM 8 which strong reflex can have significant cortical input DEFINITION 8 withdrawal reflex TERM 9 what do enkephalins do DEFINITION 9 block pain transmission TERM 10 the conversion of a stimulus into a physiological signal is DEFINITION 10 transduction TERM 21 which autonomic neuron uses norepinephrine as its neurotransmitter DEFINITION 21 sympathetic postganglionic TERM 22 there is a reuptake of which product of acetylcholinesterase activity at the NMJ DEFINITION 22 Choline TERM 23 which of these adrenergic receptor types decreases the cell calcium level DEFINITION 23 beta 2 TERM 24 which of these is a sympathetic effect DEFINITION 24 increase skeletal muscle blood flow TERM 25 in a relaxed skeletal muscle fiber, what are thin filaments attached to DEFINITION 25 Z lines TERM 26 what is the function of inorganic phosphate (Pi) during muscle contraction DEFINITION 26 its release from myosin generates force TERM 27 what does troponin do in a skeletal muscle DEFINITION 27 binds calcium TERM 28 during excitation-contraction coupling, where does the calcium enter the cytosol DEFINITION 28 from the sarcoplasmic reticulum TERM 29 Lo is DEFINITION 29 the length at which maximum force is generated TERM 30 the rapid exhalation of breath during a sporting event DEFINITION 30 mimics sympathetic activation and produces simultaneous motor unit activation TERM 31 the reason why a twitch force is lower than a tetanus force is DEFINITION 31 lower calcium release TERM 32 if you wanted to complete a task most efficiently, at what fraction of Fo should you work DEFINITION 32 0.25 TERM 33 muscles fatigue after about 20 seconds of all out activity because DEFINITION 33 inorganic phosphate (Pi) inhibits the myosin ATPase TERM 34 which of these sends muscle force information into the CNS DEFINITION 34 golgi tendon organ TERM 35 what product of glycolysis decreases motivation in the CNS during exercise DEFINITION 35 H+