Which of the following causes gastritis and it’s mode of transmission appears to be fecal/oral?

Based on what we have discussed in lecture, A. Draw on your written paper the labeled condensed orbital diagram (arrows!) for the free ion 107Bh3+. Condensed = you must use the noble gas abbreviation. See the Periodic Table page. This will be graded manually on your written work. B. The number of unpaired electrons in Bh3+ is? Type your answer in the provided space.

The initial effect of a stimulus on a sensory receptor is a local electrical change specifically called a/an _______

_____is grey matter located in the cerebrum.  It consists of the cingulate gyrus, hippocampus (memory) and amygdala (emotion).  

This cranial nerve has the greates distribution of any cranial nerve (extends down to abdominal organs)

M is the made-up metal element mysterium. A lab technician adds 1.40 g of solid sodium fluoride to 1.00 L of a 0.00020 M solution of mysterium(III) nitrate, M(NO3)3. (Assume no change in volume.) Ksp = 2.4×10-9 for the slightly soluble salt mysterium(II) fluoride, MF3 . Calculate the ion product Qsp under these conditions and report the value here. [B] You must show work supporting your answer for full credit. You’ll be asked to explain whether a precipitate of MF2 will form or not in the next question, so make sure you have the necessary data in your work before going on.

______activates the myosin head, “cocking” it in an extended position (cross bridge forms)

Which of these regions are involved in motor control?

Pyridazine is a weak base with a Kb of 2.8×10-11.  A mixture of this base with its conjugate weak acid would make a buffer that would be most effective in the pH range of _________?

Both cerebrum and cerebellum have ______ matter in their surface cortex and deeper nuclei, and _______matter deep to the cortex