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| The autonomic regulation of breathing is controlled by which factors? (5) |
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pH in CSF
respiratory control centre in medulla of the brain
aortic and carotid bodies
pH of blood
pCO2 in the blood
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when pCO2 increases in blood what happens to the following ie, do they increase or decrese or stay the same?
pH
conc of H+ ions
conc of bicarbonate |
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pH decreases
conc of H+ ions increases
conc of bicarbonate also increases |
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| name the receptors that monitor lung volume |
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Term
which of the following are accessory digestive glands?
gall bladder
tongue
salivary glands
pancreas
teeth |
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Definition
| gall bladder, salivary glands and pancreas |
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Term
which of the following are examples of zymogens?
trypsin
pepsinogen
elastase
HCL
procarboxypeptidase |
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Definition
| pepsinogen and procarboxypeptidase |
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Term
which of the following cells can be found in the wall of the stomach?
chief cells
acinar cells
C cells
G cells
parietal cells |
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| chief cells, G cells and parietal cells |
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| which type of cells secrete pepsinogen? |
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| parietal cells found in the stomach secrete which substance? |
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| what conducts food from the mouth via the pharynx to the stomach? |
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| what contains the islets of Langerhans that secrete insulin and glucagon? |
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| what absorbs water and inorganic ions? |
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| what secretes bile and processes absorbed nutrients |
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| what stores and concentrates bile? |
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| what is mainly responsible for digestion of all types of nutrients? |
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| what do the pancreas Islet S cells produce? |
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| what do Islets Alpha cells produce? |
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| what do Islets Beta cells produce? |
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| which cells of the pnacreas produce digestive enzymes and bicarbonate? |
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