Which of the following conditions could result in xerostomia?

Which of the following branchial arches are responsible for the development of the tongue?

(8 points) Following hypovolemic shock, cells on the afferent arteriole sense a reduction in pressure and release the enzyme . This molecule cleaves a short peptide out of the inactive to make the active , which is then converted to by an enzyme in the lungs called . The final molecule will blood pressure by causing the contraction of arterial muscle. 

In the diaphragm, the neurotransmitter released from the axon terminals of the phrenic nerve binds to _____ receptors at the neuromuscular junction.

(7 points) In the process of feedback, cells monitor NaCl concentration in the lumen of the convoluted tubule. High NaCl concentrations sensed by these cells trigger the release of which binds to smooth muscle cells on the arteriole causing muscle . The resulting change in blood flow to the renal corpuscle reduces the rate and slows flow through the nephron.

In the Bohr Effect, the histidine residues in hemoglobin bind H+. The source of these protons is primarily from carbonic anhydrase acting on _____, and the effect of H+ buffering is to _____ the affinity of iron in hemoglobin for O2. 

An alternative name for vasopressin is antidiuretic hormone. By either name, the molecule is a peptide hormone that:

Our mouth “waters” when the ___________ branch of the autonomic nervous system stimulates __________ cells to transport ________ across the glandular epithelium.

In the kidney, the highest concentrations of urea, Na+ and Cl¯ would be found nearest the:

List the muscles of the rotator cuff