Name each of the pitches seen below, matching the number with associated note:   

How many sharps or flats are in F Major?

Using example format below, type in the correct pitches for the following scale: Db Major   Example: C natural minor Answer: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, Bb, C, Bb, Ab, G, F, Eb, D, C   Note:  – list notes in ascending and descending order, using CAPITALIZED letters  – list sharps as #  – list flats at b (lower case B)  – use commas and a single space to separate pitches  – do not repeat top pitch

Where does the title “Subdominant” get its name?

Using the symbol format of letter/number (such as P5), name the interval shown below:   

Briefly explain what leads to differences in muscular contractions.  

Define: Hyperpolarization vs. Depolarization Electrical Gradient

Name and briefly describe the two (2) refractory periods.  Also, give two (2) reasons why the refractory period is important.

Answer the following question regarding the resting potential:    3.      Explain the source of the resting potential.  Include in your discussion A and B above plus other forces operating to maintain -70 mV

Define: Afferent Neuron vs. Efferent Neuron All or none Law