Humerus Arm Anatomical Neck Arm

Changes With Aging Characteristic CV TPR Blood Vessels Renin-Angiotensin

Disorder Hyperprolactinema Adrenal Insufficiency 1° (Addison’s) ↓ FSH, LH

Maternal Changes During Pregnancy System Pituitary Hormone/ Parameter GH

Organ Hypothalamus Anterior Pituitary Posterior Pituitary Pineal Thyroid Parathyroid

Hormone Thyroid T3, T4 Target Nuclear Receptors of: Most

Prevalence the Number of Existing Cases in a Population

Lab 1: Electrical and Mechanical Properties of Skeletal Muscle

Receptor Insulin

Major Fiber Tracts of the Hypothalamus: -The Hypothalamus Is

Gland Salivary Secretion Saliva – Like ECF K+, HCO3

Midbrain Transsection Removes Excitatory Cortical Input

Tract Function From to Thru Cross Lesions Lateral Motor

Tract Site of Origin Site of Decussation Levels Of

Caudate Nucleus Strength of Movement

Why Do the Pleural Pressure Go Negative

Disease Motor-Sensory Unit Classification Region Muscle Pathophysiology Inheritanc e

Each Step Because Hyperventilation Eliminates Excess

Coagulation Disorders Disease 1° Bleeding Disorders Hemophilia a Hemophilia

Left Side Stroke