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Lecture 1 - Neurophysiology
What part of the brain is specifi...,
What is the function of glial cells,
What is characteristic of the neo...
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Lecture 2 - Somatosensation
What is the somatosensory system ...,
Where do somatosensory afferents ...,
What does it mean if a receptor i...
55
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Lecture 3 - Pain
Pain definition,
Nociception vs pain,
Congenital insensitivity to pain cip
35
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Lecture 4 - Cardiovascular I
The cardiovascular system deliver...,
Homeostasis,
How does the digestive system int...
32
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Lecture 5 - Cardiovascular II
List the vessels returning blood ...,
List the vessels conveying blood ...,
Function of the aorta
66
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Lecture 6 - Autonomic Nervous System
Ans is predominantly a _____ system,
The ans transmits impulses from _...,
Three subdivisions of the ans
60
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Lecture 7 - Locomotion
Where are lower motor neurons loc...,
What is the final common pathway,
What is the size principle
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Lecture 8 - Voluntary Control of Locomotion
What is brain mapping,
What is the motor humunculous,
What is a motor sequence
55
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Lecture 9 - Vision
What is visible light,
Scotopic,
Mesopic
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Lecture 10 - Muscular System
Which types of muscle are striated,
What type of muscle isn t striated,
Which type of muscle is under vol...
61
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Lecture 11 - Muscle Contraction
Motor unit,
How can force be increased during...,
What changes occur when the frequ...
106
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Lecture 12 - Muscle Development and Disorders
What does the mesoderm become,
What is the earliest form of musc...,
Which cells repair muscle cells a...
92
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Lecture 13 - Cardiac Cycle
What chamber of the heart pumps d...,
What chamber of the heart should ...,
How to calculate mean abp
43
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Lecture 14 - Microcirculation and Edema
How are substances moved between ...,
Bulk flow,
What is bulk flow important for
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Lecture 15 - Cardiac Output and Shock
Define shock,
Circulatory shock,
Does o2 delivery typically exceed...
29
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Lecture 16 - Circulatory Control Systems
An abnormal increased volume of i...,
True or false under normal condit...,
How is interstitial fluid volume ...
42
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Lecture 17 - Respiratory Physiology # 1
What is the epiglottis job,
Why is it important for the alveo...,
Which layers of the respiratory s...
52
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Lecture 18 - Body Fluids and Blood
What percentage of the body is water,
What percentage of the body is mi...,
What percentage of the body is pr...
73
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Lecture 19 - Blood Function and Composition
What are the functions of blood,
How is the blood involved in tran...,
What needed materials are transpo...
57
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Lecture 20 - Blood function and composition 2
What are some characteristics of ...,
What do yogurt making bacteria an...,
What is hemoglobin made up of
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Lecture 21 - Hemostasis
What are blood groups determined by,
What are antigens,
What do antigens trigger
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Lecture 22 - Thermoregulation
Do different ages of species have...,
What is an endotherm,
Examples of endotherms
80
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Lecture 23 - Respiratory Physiology #2
What is the amount of air breathe...,
What is the volume of air that re...,
What is the amount of air that yo...
39
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Lecture 24 - Respiratory Physiology #3
What is the po2 and pco2 in dry i...,
What is the po2 and pco2 in humid...,
What is the po2 and pco2 in syste...
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Lecture 25 - Equine Respiratory Physiology
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Lecture 26 - Control of Ventilation
Partial pressures of o2 and co2 i...,
What is the ventilation perfusion...,
What does a v q 1 suggest
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Lecture 27 - Reptile & Avian
Do reptiles have a diaphragm,
Do reptiles all have the same kin...,
Compared to mammals are reptiles ...
60
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Lecture 28 - GI Organization and Function
What are the 3 basic types of dig...,
What are the main functions of th...,
What are some common signs of gi ...
60
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Lecture 29 - GI Motility
How many layers of muscle tissue ...,
What is the function of the muscu...,
Muscle fibers inthe circular musc...
74
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Lecture 30 - Monogastric Secretions (Oral, Gastric)
What are the 4 functions of saliva,
What kind of cells are contained ...,
What do acinar cells produce
51
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Lecture 31 Monogastric Secretions (Pancreatic, Hepatobiliary, Intestinal)
What are sine functions of the liver,
Name the three vessels found in t...,
What is the name of the vessel in...
45
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Lecture 32 - Carbohydrate Digestion & Absorption
Enteroendocrine cells are derived...,
Digestion,
Absorption
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Lecture 33 - Monogastric Lipid digestion and absorption
What is the most important enzyma...,
Protein digestion begins in the,
Describe how proteins are digeste...
44
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Lecture 34 - Ruminant Motility and Secretions
How can herbivores hydrolyze beta...,
Where does fermentation occur in ...,
What kind of gi tract will an ani...
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Lecture 35 - Ruminant Carbohydrate Digestion and Absorption
Is rumen contraction involuntary,
Is reverse peristalsis involuntary,
How do herbivores live on plants
82
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Lecture 36 - Hindgut Fermenters
What is the main difference betwe...,
Where does fermentation occur in ...,
What type of bacteria is living i...
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Lecture 37 - Renal Organization and Function
Two major functions of the kidneys,
Name of the structure that delive...,
The outermost layer of the kidney...
34
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Lecture 38 - Glomerular Filtration
The three processes involving the...,
An _____________ of urine is form...,
What drives filtration
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Lecture 39 - Reabsorption and Secretion
The three processes involving nep...,
Ultrafiltrate is formed in the re...,
What are the tubules within the m...
71
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ACTUALLY lecture 39 - regulation of fluid volume
haha silly oopsies
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Lecture 40 - Reptiles and Birds
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Lecture 41 (Repro 3) Cyclicity 2
What age do dogs enter puberty,
What is the mean interestrus inte...,
True or false there is no seasona...
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Repro 4 - Male Reproductive Tract
The scrotum should have a well de...,
What does the scrotal neck allow ...,
What scrotum types can you have ew
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Repro 5 - Reproductive Technologies
What are some common drugs used i...,
What are some benefits of synchro...,
What is cidr and what does it do
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Thyroid Gland
_____________ stimulates thyrotro...,
Thyrotropin releasing hormone trh...,
Tsh stimulates _______ and ______...
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Adrenal Gland
What are the three zones of the a...,
Which zones of the adrenal gland ...,
Which zones of the adrenal gland are
41
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Repro 8 Lecture 45 Parturition and Lactation
What are the two stimulants of ox...,
Time for endometrial repair in th...,
Fetal stress leads to the release...
55
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Repro - Sexual Behaviour
What are the three types of repro...,
What are the three types of repro...,
What acts as the stimuli for arousal
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Puberty (Repro 1)
The hypothalamus consists of,
What do the surge center and toni...,
Gnrh
63
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Calcium Regulation
How is growth hormone regulated,
What does gh stimulate the releas...,
What does igf 1 do
42
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Reproduction Cyclicity
What is puberty followed by in fe...,
Estrus heat,
Whcih species undergo polyestrus
52
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Glucose Homeostasis
What are the 5 main hormones of g...,
Where are insulin and glucagon pr...,
Where is gh produced
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