In the micturition reflex: What is the stimulus that triggers the reflex? [a1] Where are the sensory receptors located? [a2] What is the name of the integration center in this reflex? [a3]

There are some hollow organs whose lining epithelia look similar under the microscope. Luckily these organs have other, distinctive structures and features. The organs in the pictures above are an example of this (note that they are shown at similar magnification) Name the organ in Slide A [orgA] Name the organ in Slide B [orgB] What SPECIFIC feature (discussed in class) allows you to differentiate between these two organs, despite their very similar epithelia? (Please be specific!) [diff]

3 questions: Name the organ indicated by label A [answer1] Name the organ indicated by label B [answer2] Name the structure (part of the organ) indicated by label C [answer3]

In what part of the alimentary canal are MOST nutrients absorbed?

  What organ is shown in the picture above?

There are 2 pictures and a total of 4 questions below. Please be sure to answer all questions, and write the complete names of the organs.      3 Questions about Picture 1: Name the type of cells (light cells) indicated by label A [cellsA] Name the type of cells (dark cells) indicated by label B [cellsB] Name the SPECIFIC organ shown in Picture 1 [organ1]       4. Name the SPECIFIC organ shown in Picture 2 [organ2]

What general class of enzymes are responsible for the chemical digestion of carbohydrates?

This accessory gland of the male reproductive system secretes a viscous fluid that makes up 60% to 70% of the total volume of semen and contains a yellow pigment that glows in UV light

Which of the following arteries is a DIRECT branch off of the aorta?

The pterygoid plexus of veins is located in the: