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Paul Diastolic Pressure is the pressure when the ventricles are relaxed.

JoeM's Muddiest Point

My muddiest point is the function of each neuron.

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My muddiest point is which neurons do which functions

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My muddiest point is on the circulation of blood in the heart. Is there anything that can help me remember which veins and arteries take blood to and from the heart and lungs. THANKS

Sara

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What happens in highblood pressure?

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My muddiest point is difference between depolarization and polarization and when each occur.

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what are the 3 types of of neurons and what are there differences.

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my muddiest point is how do neurons and synapses work?

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difference between depolarization and polarization?

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My muddiest point is what is the difference between polarization and depolarization.

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My muddiest point for this unit is recognizing the antigens and antibodies reactions involved in transfusion reactions and predict which type of blood (ABO system) can be the recipient and donor in transfusion. I am kind of confused how you figure that out.

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I don't understand the difference between depolarization and repolarization and when each is supposed to occur.

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My muddiest point is the neuron! I do not understand the differences between the three types of neurons.

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My muddiest point for this unit is understanding the neuron depolarization and repolarization that happens in the neuron when the transmitting is happening.

GabbyM's Muddiest Point

My muddiest point for this chapter is what the neuron does when it receives an impulse. I don't understand the whole depolarization and repolarization. Thanks!

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My muddiest point is what systolic and diastolic pressure is. ThanksMudfiest