Excitable Tissue Physiology Quiz
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What are tissues able to respond to stimulation by active physiological reaction known as?

  • Conductible tissues
  • Relaxing tissues
  • Excitable tissues (correct)
  • Contractile tissues

Which of the following is included in excitable tissues?

  • Interstitial tissue, muscles
  • Bones, nerves, muscles
  • Glands, muscles, nerves
  • Cutaneous epithelium, nerves, muscles (correct)

What is the criterion of the threshold level of tissue excitation?

  • Excitability (correct)
  • Excitation
  • Lability
  • Inhibition

What is the minimal stimulus intensity that is still able to induce excitation known as?

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What is the essence of the fluid-mosaic model of membrane structure?

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Excitable Tissues

Tissues capable of responding to stimulation with an active physiological reaction.

Examples of Excitable Tissues

These include cutaneous epithelium, nerves, and muscles.

Excitability

The criterion determining the threshold level of tissue excitation.

Sub-threshold Stimulus

A stimulus intensity below the minimum required to induce excitation.

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Fluid-mosaic Model

Describes the structure of cell membranes as a lipid bilayer with protein molecules embedded within it.

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Study Notes

Tissue Response to Stimulation

  • Tissues able to respond to stimulation by active physiological reaction known as excitation

Excitable Tissues

  • Nerve and muscle tissues are examples of excitable tissues that respond to stimulation

Tissue Excitation Criterion

  • The criterion of the threshold level of tissue excitation is the minimum intensity of stimulus required to generate a response

Minimal Stimulus Intensity

  • The minimal stimulus intensity that is still able to induce excitation is known as the threshold stimulus

Fluid-Mosaic Model of Membrane Structure

  • The essence of the fluid-mosaic model of membrane structure is a phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins, allowing for selective permeability and dynamic function

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Test your knowledge of excitable tissue physiology with this quiz. Explore concepts related to tissue response to stimulation, threshold levels of excitation, and the types of tissues that fall under the category of excitable.

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