Complete the following using the resources from the textbook and lab manual plus any outside sources you elect to use. Answers may be used more than once or not at all

What are the regions of the brain involved in Male sexual behavior, what is the possible link between male sexuality and aggression and how does the sympathetic and parasympatheic nervous systems interact in delivering orgasm?

Which enzymatic action results in CO2 as a product?

O Citrate Synthase

O Succinyl-CoA Synthetase

O Isocitrate Dehydrogenase

O Succinate Dehydrogenase

O Malate Dehydrogenase

1)Define or illustrate the following: anatomy of the ear including external-middle-and-internal ear, detail of cochlea anatomy, myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, primary auditory cortex, myoglobin, paranasal sinus, atlas, axis,

parts and function of sarcomere

**easy to remember

Please answer to the best of your ability

1a) anatomy of the eye including -cornea, iris, humors of the eye lens

1b) Chambers of the eye and contents, optic disc, conjunctiva,

1c) pathway for hearing, pathway for smell, pathway for vision, and taste.auditory tube function, macula function, refraction means

1d)  primary auditory cortex

IN YOUR OWN WORDS, DO NOT COPY ANOTHER WEBSITE.

IN YOUR OWN WORDS: Describe exocrine secretory cells and discuss its function within the body. Talk about common locations for the type of cell and discuss the clinical significance of the cell.

Donna is a 35 year old female who is married and has a 5 year old daughter. Donna recently found out she was pregnant, but last week at 12 weeks she started to spot and went to see the doctor. At the doctors, Donna found out she was having a miscarriage and the doctors decided to look at her blood type and seemed very alarmed and asked her who her doctor was for her first child. Her blood type was A-. Here are some Leading Questions to think about:

Why was the first child okay?

What does blood type have to do with pregnancy and miscarriage?

Are antibodies involved?

What immune cells might be involved?

What do surface antigens have to do in this situation?

How can this be fixed, treated, and how does that process work?

1- Describe four ways to decrease polymerization shrinkage associated with composite resin?

2. Describe briefly how to restore deep caries cavities (regarding to pulp and materials)?

2) Answer the following :

A) Compare and contrast microvilli, cilia and stereocilia—make a chart of structures (know the details), functions, clinical correlations. Where on a cell and within the body would you find these structures?

B) What are the three major types of cell junctions? Where on the cell would you find them? What happens if they are defective?

C) What receptors and cytoskeletal elements are associated with each cell junction?

D) What is the difference between epithelium and glands? How do exocrine and endocrine glands differ?

10) Answer the following briefly:

a) What are the three types of cartilage and what distinguishes them from one another? Can you identify a histological section of them?

b) Aside from structural support what are other functions of bone?

c) What are two ways to view bone histologically?

4. What are the 2 methods of ossification, their process and how they differ.

d) What does an osteoclast actually do and what are the morphological zones we talked about?

e) How do bones grow in length compared to in width?

Thank you!

Explain the pathophysiology of COVID-19 using any anatomical topics and terms.

If you shine a light into one eye both pupils will constrict. The best explanation for this is ________.

Select one:

a. a small portion of light always enters the other eye

b. This, in fact, does not occur; information from both eyes is always separated.

c. sensory input from the retinas of both eyes converges at the optic chiasm and information from each eye is delivered to both the left and right sides of the brain

d. information from one eye is directly and immediately transferred to the other eye to maintain alignment of the eyes