Which artery/arteries branch(es) is/are most proximal to the beginning of the aorta at the heart?
A) coronary
B) hepatic
C) carotid
D) pulmonary
E) renal
A) coronary
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A. Insulin B. Ghrelin C. Cortisol D. Glucagon
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Upper motor neurons
A. are responsible for planning voluntary movements. B. are located in the prefrontal area. C. are found in the visual cortex. D. control skeletal muscles. E. control smooth muscle.
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When considering spatial summation of graded potentials, it is important to keep in mind
A) How far the potential may have traveled. B) The initial amplitude of the potential. C) The polarity of the potential. D) All of the above
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