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What are the three levels of distinction that JROTC units can earn? - ️️Merit Unit, Honor Unit, and Honor Unit with Distinction What is the definition of leadership? - ️️The ability to influence subordinates in order to accomplish a mission. What does JROTC stand for? - ️️Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps What does LET stand for? - ️️Leadership Education and Training What does JCLC stand for? - ️️JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge What does SAI stand for? - ️️Se...
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What are the three levels of distinction that JROTC units can earn? - ️️Merit Unit, Honor Unit, and Honor Unit with Distinction What is the definition of leadership? - ️️The ability to influence subordinates in order to accomplish a mission. What does JROTC stand for? - ️️Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps What does LET stand for? - ️️Leadership Education and Training What does JCLC stand for? - ️️JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge What does SAI stand for? - ️️Se...
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What are the three types of leadership? Explain each. - ️️The three types of leadership are delegating- giving decision making authority to subordinates participating- involving subordinates in the decision-making process and directinginstructing subordinates What foot do you call the command rear, march on? - ️️You call the command rear, march on your right foot What are the five basic colors on a military map and what do they represent? - ️️The five basic colors on a military...
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What are the three types of leadership? Explain each. - ️️The three types of leadership are delegating- giving decision making authority to subordinates participating- involving subordinates in the decision-making process and directinginstructing subordinates What foot do you call the command rear, march on? - ️️You call the command rear, march on your right foot What are the five basic colors on a military map and what do they represent? - ️️The five basic colors on a military...
Anatomy & Physiology Lecture Exam #1 (Dr. Wilson, Winona State University) Questions and Answers Fully Solved 100%
Functional Groups - ️️a group of atoms responsible for the characteristic reactions of particular compound The Structural Hierarchy of the Body - ️️whole body, organ systems, organs, tissues, cells, organelles, membrane lipid bilayer, molecules, atoms, subatomic Homeostasis - ️️the tendency of the body to seek and maintain a condition of balance Feedback - ️️how the body maintains homeostasis positive feedback- giving birth negative feedback- sweating to cool down 11 Org...
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Functional Groups - ️️a group of atoms responsible for the characteristic reactions of particular compound The Structural Hierarchy of the Body - ️️whole body, organ systems, organs, tissues, cells, organelles, membrane lipid bilayer, molecules, atoms, subatomic Homeostasis - ️️the tendency of the body to seek and maintain a condition of balance Feedback - ️️how the body maintains homeostasis positive feedback- giving birth negative feedback- sweating to cool down 11 Org...
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The structure of DNA has a spiral ladder shape made of two twisted strands of nucleotides. The nucleotides in each strand are bonded together by what type of bond? - ️️Covalent Bond What makes the "outside" strand (or vertical poles of a ladder) on DNA? - ️️A deoxyribose sugar and phosphate What bases are used in DNA? - ️️Adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine Adenine pairs with - ️️Thymine Guanine pairs with - ️️Cytosine Protons + neutrons = ? - ️️atomic ma...
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The structure of DNA has a spiral ladder shape made of two twisted strands of nucleotides. The nucleotides in each strand are bonded together by what type of bond? - ️️Covalent Bond What makes the "outside" strand (or vertical poles of a ladder) on DNA? - ️️A deoxyribose sugar and phosphate What bases are used in DNA? - ️️Adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine Adenine pairs with - ️️Thymine Guanine pairs with - ️️Cytosine Protons + neutrons = ? - ️️atomic ma...
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functions of basal ganglia - ️️1. motor control 2. cognition 3. learning 4. fine muscle tuning (suppresses unwanted movement) what are the 4 ion channels - ️️1. voltage - due to membrane potential of both side of the membrane nical - due to deformities 3. thermal - due to temp changes 4. chemical - due to chemical messenger (ligand) 2 regulations of homeostasis - ️️intrinsic - inside of tissue extrinsic - outside of tissue 2 feedbacks of homeostasis - ️️negative - init...
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functions of basal ganglia - ️️1. motor control 2. cognition 3. learning 4. fine muscle tuning (suppresses unwanted movement) what are the 4 ion channels - ️️1. voltage - due to membrane potential of both side of the membrane nical - due to deformities 3. thermal - due to temp changes 4. chemical - due to chemical messenger (ligand) 2 regulations of homeostasis - ️️intrinsic - inside of tissue extrinsic - outside of tissue 2 feedbacks of homeostasis - ️️negative - init...
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The Sliding Filament Mechanism - ️️- A sarcomere goes from z-line to z-line and has thick filaments (myosin) in the middle within the thin filaments (actin) on the sides - During contraction, the thin filaments move inwards over the thick filaments - When this happens, the z-lines move closer together - This occurs simultaneously along the entire fibre and all sarcomeres shorten to the same degree - Neither the length of the thin filaments or thick filaments themselves changes, just th...
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The Sliding Filament Mechanism - ️️- A sarcomere goes from z-line to z-line and has thick filaments (myosin) in the middle within the thin filaments (actin) on the sides - During contraction, the thin filaments move inwards over the thick filaments - When this happens, the z-lines move closer together - This occurs simultaneously along the entire fibre and all sarcomeres shorten to the same degree - Neither the length of the thin filaments or thick filaments themselves changes, just th...
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efferent cell body vs. afferent cell body - ️️efferent cell bodies are located within the grey matter of the spinal cord. Afferent cell bodies are located within the dorsal root ganglion Functions of the CNS - ️️nscious regulation of internal environment 2.Emotions 3. voluntary control of movement ption 5. higher cognitive functions such as learning and memory purpose of blood brain barrier being regulated by several components? - ️️ic response to the metabolic needs of the ...
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efferent cell body vs. afferent cell body - ️️efferent cell bodies are located within the grey matter of the spinal cord. Afferent cell bodies are located within the dorsal root ganglion Functions of the CNS - ️️nscious regulation of internal environment 2.Emotions 3. voluntary control of movement ption 5. higher cognitive functions such as learning and memory purpose of blood brain barrier being regulated by several components? - ️️ic response to the metabolic needs of the ...
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What is a regulatory protein complex made of three polypeptides. Where do the three polypeptides bind? - ️️-troponin -one binds to tropomyosin, one binds to actin, one binds to Ca2+ What bands (that are also called dark bands) are made up of stacked thick and thin filaments that are aligned parallel to each other. Its borders are defined by the length of the thick filaments. - ️️A band Looking at a cross section of a ___________ you can see a highly organized cytoskeletal patter o...
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What is a regulatory protein complex made of three polypeptides. Where do the three polypeptides bind? - ️️-troponin -one binds to tropomyosin, one binds to actin, one binds to Ca2+ What bands (that are also called dark bands) are made up of stacked thick and thin filaments that are aligned parallel to each other. Its borders are defined by the length of the thick filaments. - ️️A band Looking at a cross section of a ___________ you can see a highly organized cytoskeletal patter o...
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