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SectiOfl 1: CUL PHYSIOLOGY. FLUID HOME...

•    Chapter 1: The Celi and Fluid Homeostasis

CELL STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION THE CELL MEMBRANĘ FLUID COMPARTMENTS: SlZE AND CONS... OSMOSIS, STAPUNC FORCES, AND F LIM...

•    Chapter 2: Membranę Transport

CELLULAR TRANSPORT: PASSIVE AND A... ION CHANNELS

S1CNAL TRANSDOCTION MECKANISMS ReviewQuestions

Section 2: THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND MUS...

•    Chopter 3: Nervc and Muscle Phystology

REST1NG MEMBRANĘ POTENTIALS ELECTROPHYSłCAL PR1NCIPLES

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30 The Nervous System and Muscle

Dondritcs

Denriritic spines igemmules)

Rough endopłasmic rcticulum (Nissl subslancel

Ribosomos

Mitochondr jon

Kucleus

Axon

Nucleolus

TON POTENTIAL

ACTlON POTENTIAL CONDUCTION SYNAPT1C TRANSMISSION NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTłON SKELETAL MUSCLE ORGAN IZATTON CXClTATK>N<ONTRACTTON COUPLING THE SLIDING Fi LAMENT THEORY MECHANICAL CONSIOERATIONS IN $XEl... SMOOTH MUSCLE CARDIAC MUSCLE

•    CKAPTER 4: Of ganization and Ceneral f uo...

THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM THE PER1PHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

•    CHAPTER S: Sensory Physiology

SENSORY RECEPTORS THE VISUAL SYSTEM THE AUDITORY SYSTEM THE VEST1BULAR SYSTEM CHEMICAL SENSES

•    CHAPTER 6: The Somalie Motor System

MUSCLE SPINDL ES SPINAŁ REfLEXES

ROLE Of HłGHER CENTERS IN MOTOR CO...

•    CHAPTER 7: The Autonomie Nervous System

ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL FUNCTIO... AUTONOMIC RECEPTORS Rcview Qoestions

Se<tK>n 3: CARD!OVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY

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Axon hillock

Inilial segment of axon Neurotul>ulcs Golgi apparalus l>sosome Cdi body isoma) Axosomalit synapsę Clial (astrocyic) pcoccss Axodendfiiic synapsę

Neurons Neurons consisl oł th© soma (celi body), multiple dendrites, and an axon. Neurons receive signals from othor neurons at synapses. rosulting in changes in local membran© potential. When ihe membran© potentiał is sufficientły depolarized. an action potenlial is initiated at the axon hillock and is propagated down the length of the axon to synapses with other neurons or muscle cdls.