BME 302

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stroke volume is proportional to end-diastolic volume

the Frank-Starling law states:

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vasoconstriction, platelet plug, exposed collagen, thrombus

the steps of hemostasis are

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filtration, leaky cell junction, solute concentration, absorption

in capillaries, hydrostatic pressure drives _____ through ____ ____ ____, whereas osmotic pressure depends on _____ ______ and drives _____

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fill in the blanks

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skeletal, cardiac, smooth

muscle cell types listed in order of twitch speed from fastest to slowest

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false

true or false: smooth muscle has sarcomeres

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acetylcholine

which neurotransmitter is released by somatic motor neurons

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true

true or false: muscle fibers run the whole length of the muscle

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phasic, tonic

what are the two types of smooth muscle contraction patterns?

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cell, axon terminal

in single-unit smooth muscle; in multi-unit smooth muscle, each ___ has a ___ ___

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false

true or false: smooth muscle has nebulin and titin

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tropomyosin, actin binding site

the power stroke of the myosin head begins when _____ moves off of the ____ ____ ____

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muscle fasicle, muscle fiber, sarcolemma, sarcoplasm, multiple nuclei, sarcoplasmic reticulum, myofibrils, mitochondria, troponin, actin, tropomyosin, myosin, titin, actin, sarcomere

fill in the blanks

<p>fill in the blanks</p>
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ATP, myosin, myosin, ATP, power stroke, myosin, ADP

steps of the contraction cycle

  1. __ binds to __

  2. __ hydrolyzes __

  3. __ __ begins

  4. __ releases __

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ATP, ADP, myosin, myosin, G-actin

in the rigor state, no __ or __ is bound to __, and the __ are tightly bound to __ -__ molecules

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G-actin

F-actin is the result of multiple polymerized ____ molecules

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false

true or false: the Hagen-Pousille equation is applicable to gases

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I band, H zone, A band, Z disks

during contraction of a sarcomere, the ___ and ___ shrink, while the length of the ___ remains constant, bringing the ___ of the sarcomere closer together 

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A band, I band, H zone, Z disk, M line

fill in the blanks

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titin, nebulin

the two accessory proteins that ensure alignment of filaments within a sarcomere are ___ (which is ___) and ___ (which is ___)

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phosphocreatine

which molecule is the backup energy source for muscles?

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central fatigue is caused by the ___, while peripheral fatigue can arise from communication failure at the __ ___ or failure of the ___ ___ ___

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false

true or false: lack of ATP is a factor in muscle fatigue

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slow-twitch fibers, fast-twitch oxidative glycolytic fibers, fast-twitch glycolytic fibers

what are the 3 types of muscle fibers

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myoglobin, mitochondria, capillary blood

slow-twitch oxidative muscle has more red ____, ____, and ___ ___supply compared to fast-twitch glycolytic muscle

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events at neuromuscular junction, excitation-contraction coupling, Ca2+ signal, contraction relaxation cycle, muscle twitch, sliding filament theory

fill in this map of the events in muscle contractions

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true

true or false: all muscle fibers in a single motor unit are of the same fiber type

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muscle twitch

a single contraction-relaxation cycle is also known as a __ __

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ACh, Na+, ACh, action potential

steps of muscle AP initiation: fill in the blanks

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t-tubule, DHP, Ca2+, sarcoplasmic reticulum, Ca2+, cytoplasm, Ca2+, troponin, actin-myosin, myosin, actin, sarcomere

steps of excitation-contraction coupling: fill in the blanks

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Ca2+ATPase, Ca2+, Ca2+, troponin, tropomyosin, myosin

relaxation phase: fill in the blanks

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skeletal, cardiac

muscle types that are striated

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smooth muscle, cardiac muscle

muscle types that are electrically linked

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cardiac muscle

muscle type with gap junctions in intercalated disks

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is equal to

blood flow to the lungs _____ blood flow to the rest of the body

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I, II

type ___ alveolar cells are responsible for gas exchange, while type __ alveolar cells produce surfactant

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flow, pressure

pulmonary circulation is high ___, low ___

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macrophages, phagocyte

alveolar ____ ingest foreign material within the alveoli (they are a type of _____)

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tidal volume

____ ____ is the volume that moves during a respiratory cycle

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inspiratory reserve volume

____ ____ ___ is the additional volume above tidal volume

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expiratory reserve volume

__ ___ ___ is the volume forcefully exhaled after the end of a normal expiration

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IRV, ERV, VT

vital capacity is the sum of ____, _____, and _____

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VC, RV

total lung capacity is the sum of ____ and ____

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pleural pressure

_____ _____ is the constant negative pressure that keeps the lungs “inflated”

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surface tension, smaller, pressure

the law of LaPlace states that if two bubbles have the same ____ ____, the _____ bubble will have higher ____

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dead space

total pulmonary ventilation is greater than alveolar ventilation because of ___ ___

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CO2, exhaled air

bronchiole diameter is mediated primarily by ___ levels in ___ ____ passing through them

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dilate

as PCO2 increases, the bronchioles and systemic arteries _____ (dilate/constrict)

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hypoxia, hypercapnia

_____ means too little oxygen, and _____ means increased concentrations of CO2

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emphysema

what disease state does this represent

<p>what disease state does this represent</p>
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fibrotic lung disease

what disease state does this represent

<p>what disease state does this represent</p>
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pulmonary edema

what disease state does this represent

<p>what disease state does this represent</p>
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asthma

what disease state does this represen

<p>what disease state does this represen</p>
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oxygen, carbon dioxide

____ (carbon dioxide/oxygen) is NOT very soluble in liquids, but _____ is (oxygen/carbon dioxide)

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increasing, decreasing, increasing, 2,3 BPG

the following parameters shift the oxygen-hemoglobin binding curve right: ____ pH, ___ PCO2, ___ temperature, ___ amount of the metabolic compound ___

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L * viscosity, r^4

resistance to air flow within a tube is proportional to…?

<p>resistance to air flow within a tube is proportional to…?</p>
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excretion, lumen, outsider the body, filtration, blood, lumen, reabsorption, lumen, blood, secretion, blood, lumen

the four processes of the kidney, list in alphabetical order, are

  1. _______, involving movement from ____ to _____

  2. _______, involving movement from ____ to _____

  3. _______, involving movement from ____ to _____

  4. _______, involving movement from ____ to _____

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anaerobic

_______ (anaerobic/aerobic) metabolism is FAST but INEFFICIENT

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glucose, lactic acid

anaerobic metabolism requires ______ and produces _____

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false

true or false: myosin heads are released in unison at the end of a powerstroke

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asynchronous

______ recruitment of motor units helps avoid fatigue

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right

everything associated with an increase in metabolism (decrease in PO2, increase in PCO2, increase in pH, decrease in shifts the hemoglobin saturation curve to the ____

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kidneys

erythropoietin is produced by the ____

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hypertonic, hypotonic

red blood cells shrink in a ______ medium and grow in a _____ medium

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plasma, hemoglobin

O2 dissolves in ____ first before being taken up by ______

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true

true or false: temperature within the lungs more or less always remains at 37 C

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venous return

end diastolic volume can be increased by increasing _______ _____

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preload, contraction

_____ is the degree of stretch of the heart just before ______

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carbaminohemoglobin, bicarbonate, carbonic anhydrase

while some carbon dioxide is bound to hemoglobin as _________, most carbon dioxide exists as ______ in the blood, lowering pH when protons are removed by _________

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filtration, absorption

most capillaries show a transition from net ________ at the arterial end to net ________ at the venous end

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