1. Cerebellar output arises within the: cortex deep nuclei peduncles 2. The cere
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1. Cerebellar output arises within the:
cortex
deep nuclei
peduncles
2. The cerebello-thalamic tracts pass through a pair of peduncles. Which pair?
superior
middle
inferior
3. Do the cerebello-thalamic tracts decussate?
yes
no
4. Total blood volume can be predicted from body mass with an allometric equation. This volume can be subdivided into the central and systemic circulation. The central circulation pertains to blood passing through the:
CNS
heart and lungs
visceral organs
5. Approximately 80% of blood within the systemic circulation is found within:
arteries
capillaries
veins
6. The term circulation time denotes the average time required for an erythrocyte to enter the arterial bloodstream, pass through a capillary bed, return to the heart, pass through a pulmonary capillary bed and enter the left ventricle. Circulation time, t, can be predicted by an allometric equation and is measured on a scale of:
seconds
minutes
hours
7. The heart is a circulating pump with 4 chambers. A single heartbeat represents the staggered contraction of atria and ventricles. Heart valves prevent retrograde flow. The timing of ventricular contraction and relaxation is controlled by:
the pacemaker potential
an action potential that passes from Purkinje fibers and spreads upward through the myocardium
autonomic innervation
Explanation / Answer
1. Cerebellar output arises within the: Cortex.
2.The cerebello-thalamic tracts pass through a pair of peduncles:superior
3. Do the cerebello-thalamic tracts decussate? YES
4.The central circulation pertains to blood passing through the:heart and lungs
5. Approximately 80% of blood within the systemic circulation is found within:veins
For this reason, veins are referred to as capacitance vessels. The relative volume of blood between the arterial and venous sides of the circulation can vary considerably depending upon totalblood volume, intravascular pressures, and vascular compliance.
6.allometric equation and is measured on a scale of:seconds
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