CMTO STUDY GUIDE 2026: 100+ QUESTIONS AND 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
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A-delta fibres
- answer-myolinated fibres that transmit sharp fast highly localized pain
Acetocoline (ACh)
- answer-neuro transmitter use primarily in the parasympathetic NS
Addison's disease
- answer-from distruction or disfunction of the adrenal cortex resulting in a
defeciency in cortisol, aldosterone, adrenal androgens (tanned skin pigmentation)
Afferent neurons
- answer-Carry sensory information to the CNS
all or nothing principle
- answer--55 mv
Alpha cells
- answer-secrete glucagon
Alzheimers
- answer-hippocampus effected (controls processing, making new memories, and
retrieving old ones) decrease of acetylcholine (neuro transmitter for memory)
meds can delay not cure
astrocytes
- answer-Axon guidance and synaptic support, control of the blood brain barrier
and blood flow
ataxia
- answer-lack of muscle coordination in the execution of voluntary movement
Autonomic nervous system
- answer-Controls involuntary activity of visceral muscles and internal organs and
glands.
, autonomic nervous system
- answer-involuntary, motor neurons to cardiac muscle, smooth muscle and glands
Axon hillock creates...
- answer-action potential
B lymphocytes
- answer-AKA B cells, Once B cells have been activated by a pathogen, they form
plasma cells that produce antibodies.
Basal ganglia
- answer-Regulates volentary movements. surpresses unwanted movements.
Beta cells
- answer-secrete insulin
blood brain barrier
- answer-The blood-brain barrier is formed by brain endothelial cells, which are
connected by tight junctions with an extremely high electrical resistivity
Blood vessels only have _________ nerve supply
- answer-sympathetic
bracial plexus
- answer-anterior rami of C5-T1
Musculopatanious, axillary, median, radial, ulnar
Brown-Sequard syndrome
- answer-loss of motor / weakness and proprioception on same side as lesion, loss
of pain and temperature on opposite side
C-fibres
- answer-UNMYOLINATED fibres that carry slow, dull achey pooly localized
pain
cauda equina
- answer-the part of the PNS that extends after CNS ends at L1
VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
PASS!!
A-delta fibres
- answer-myolinated fibres that transmit sharp fast highly localized pain
Acetocoline (ACh)
- answer-neuro transmitter use primarily in the parasympathetic NS
Addison's disease
- answer-from distruction or disfunction of the adrenal cortex resulting in a
defeciency in cortisol, aldosterone, adrenal androgens (tanned skin pigmentation)
Afferent neurons
- answer-Carry sensory information to the CNS
all or nothing principle
- answer--55 mv
Alpha cells
- answer-secrete glucagon
Alzheimers
- answer-hippocampus effected (controls processing, making new memories, and
retrieving old ones) decrease of acetylcholine (neuro transmitter for memory)
meds can delay not cure
astrocytes
- answer-Axon guidance and synaptic support, control of the blood brain barrier
and blood flow
ataxia
- answer-lack of muscle coordination in the execution of voluntary movement
Autonomic nervous system
- answer-Controls involuntary activity of visceral muscles and internal organs and
glands.
, autonomic nervous system
- answer-involuntary, motor neurons to cardiac muscle, smooth muscle and glands
Axon hillock creates...
- answer-action potential
B lymphocytes
- answer-AKA B cells, Once B cells have been activated by a pathogen, they form
plasma cells that produce antibodies.
Basal ganglia
- answer-Regulates volentary movements. surpresses unwanted movements.
Beta cells
- answer-secrete insulin
blood brain barrier
- answer-The blood-brain barrier is formed by brain endothelial cells, which are
connected by tight junctions with an extremely high electrical resistivity
Blood vessels only have _________ nerve supply
- answer-sympathetic
bracial plexus
- answer-anterior rami of C5-T1
Musculopatanious, axillary, median, radial, ulnar
Brown-Sequard syndrome
- answer-loss of motor / weakness and proprioception on same side as lesion, loss
of pain and temperature on opposite side
C-fibres
- answer-UNMYOLINATED fibres that carry slow, dull achey pooly localized
pain
cauda equina
- answer-the part of the PNS that extends after CNS ends at L1
