Zoo 3731 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Intro 2/3/15 12:24 AM
An introduction to Anatomy
The Study of internal and external structures and the physical relationships between the parts. Physiology is the function of these structures. Structure determines function. Example : Nasal conchae ridges cause turbulence making the air swirl and raise in temperature.
Superficial anatomy consist of anatomical landmarks and correct directional terms that help in understanding the underlying structures.
Abdominopelvic quadrants,- RU...

Exam 2 Study Guide 1. The orbicularis oris is an example of a ________ muscle. Circular 2. The prime mover of spinal extension is the _______. Erector Spinae Group 3. What is the largest muscle in the upper back? Trapezius 4. The word _____ in a muscle name indicates a function relates to the head. Capitis 5. The _______ muscle, named for its two bellies, opens the mouth. Digastric

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Study of Memory Test Bank Multiple Choice 1. What kind of a coil does TMS use to stimulate particular areas of the brain? a. magnetic b. behavior c. memory d. zinc Ans: a Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Transmagnetic Stimulation (TMS) Difficulty Level: Easy 2. Magnetic fields created in an fMRI use a three-dimensional image capturing ______ of the brain. a. density b. structure c. function d. measurements Ans: b Cognitive Domain: Kno...

ZOO 3731Anatomy Exam 1 Study Guide Florida International University

This document provides notes on the basics of anatomy like important anatomical terms, definitions, locations, positions and more

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ZOO 3731 CHAPTER 5 THROUGH 8 INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF MEMORY TEST BANK Contents Chapter 1: Introduction to the Study of Memory ........................ 1 Chapter 2: Memory and the Brain ................................................ 26 Chapter 3: Working Memory ........................................................ 51 Chapter 4: Episodic Memory ....................................................... 76 Chapter 5: Semantic Memory ........................................................

CN1 olfactory nerve What does CN1 pass through? cribriform of ethmoid What is unique about CN1? does not pass thalamus, goes straight to cortex CN2 optic nerve Information passing from the eyes is 50% ipsilateral, 50% contalateral Crossing point of optic nerves optic chiasm CN3 occulomotor nerve

T/F: Dendrites take action potentials away from the neuronal cell body False, towards _____ is a dura mater fold located in a bone feature of the sphenoid bone Diaphragma sellae Rachel fractured the proximal carpal bone under her thumb. Which bone did Rachel likely fracture? Scaphoid T/F: An example of an adduction movement is making a T with your body by opening your arms False, abduction T/F: The spinal cord travels through the intervertebral foramen False, vertebral canal T/F: The ...