In the spine, there are  _______ cervical vertebrae.

Atrophy/ weakness in the muscles innervated through the medulla (the bulb) is a characteristic of 

Friedreich was known for his contribution to the following dysarthria:

The following picture is of a man diagnosed with… .

The rigidity of hypertonia in patients with spastic dysarthria affects:  

What returns a cell to resting membrane potential?

The pons contains the pneumotaxic center;  regulates normal rhythm of breathing and aids the medulla oblongata with controlling respiratory functions.

The average resting membrane potential is about ____.

_____ receptors respond to pressure and stretch; found in blood vessels: carotid arteries and aortic arch.

The ____ nerve conveys taste sensations from the anterior 2/3 of tongue and motor to muscles of facial expression; salivary and lacrimal glands.