A&P (FIVE) 0.0 / 5 ? Nursinga&pUniversityNone Created by: revisingxoCreated on: 16-06-20 19:00 The fastest nerve fibres in the human body transmit impulses at around 100 meters/second 1 of 14 At rest the plasma membrane of neurones is More permeable to Potassium than to Sodium. 2 of 14 After the peak of the action potential, membrane potential is returned towards its resting potential by An increase in potassium permeability. 3 of 14 Water is absorbed AGAINST its strongest concentration gradient in ... The large intestine 4 of 14 The primary function of the small intestine is; absorption of nutrients 5 of 14 Which vitamin is needed for calcium absorption from the diet? Vitamin D 6 of 14 Bile Salts are absorbed primarily in ... The Ileum 7 of 14 Enzymes and bile are carried by the pancreatic duct and bile duct into the; duodenum 8 of 14 Dynamic equilibrium receptors are found in the; semi-circular canals 9 of 14 Regarding the eyes, refraction can be altered for near and far vision by the ciliary muscles 10 of 14 Equilibrium receptors are located in the; inner ear 11 of 14 Gustatory cells are stimulated by; substances in solution 12 of 14 Why do smells sometimes alter our moods? because sensory input from olfaction is routed through the limbic system 13 of 14 Blood from the capillaries in the wall of the small intestine drain into. The Hepatic Portal Vein 14 of 14
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