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Topic 1: Cell Communication [2-5]
Define the cell as the basic unit of physiology
Describe how signals can cross membranes
Explain the different types of cell: cell communication
Explain the different ways by which signals can be released from cells
Give examples of different types of receptors
Describe different speed of responses from multiple receptors
Give examples to illustrate how the same signal can have multiple outcomes depending on the receptor
Demonstrate how cell signalling pathways have potential as drug targets
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Topic 2: Body Fluids [6 & 7]
What is the result of a hypotonic...,
In a male 60 of the body is made ...,
What are the volumes of fluid in ...
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Topic 3: Synaptic Transmission
What are the components of a mono...,
The muscle spindle is a sensory r...,
What are the components of a poly...
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Topic 4: Chemical Synaptic Transmission
Name the 3 criteria for a neurotr...,
Match the name of the 20th centur...,
What is the neuromuscular junctio...
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Topic 5: Nervous System
Compare the features of fast syna...,
Describe coding schemes used by t...,
Describe mechanisms for synaptic ...
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Topic 7: Reproductive System
Hypothalamic pituitary ovary cont...,
What are the primary mechanisms o...,
For the implanted conceptus to su...
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Topic 8: Respiratory System
Explain the mechanisms of lung ve...,
Describe lung mechanics elastic f...,
Describe lung mechanics
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Topic 9: Endocrine System
What are the 3 functional classes...,
What are the 3 chemical classes o...,
Steroid hormones are a ________ t...
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Int 1: Fertilisation, Assisted Reproduction and Contraception
Order the following parts of an o...,
What are 3 functions of the zona ...,
What are the 3 main components of...
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Int 2: Renal System
Kidney structure match the compon...,
What of cardiac output goes to th...,
Why do the kidneys need such high...
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Int 3: Autonomic Nervous System
What subset of neurons does the a...,
There are 2 exceptions to the sns...,
What are the physical characteris...
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Int 4: Cardiovascular System
What are the two main circulatory...,
Name the 4 valves of the heart,
Cardiac muscles are a ______ mean...
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Int 6: Homeostasis and Obesity
What do a orexigenic and b anorex...,
What happens if you block ablate ...,
Which ones are which a pomc b npy...
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Int 7: Molecular Techniques
Nucleic acid hybridisation northe...,
What can northern blotting indica...,
In contrast to northern blotting ...
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Int 8: Inflammation
What are some of the inducers cau...,
What are some characteristic feat...,
Main components of the inflammato...
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Int 9: Sensory Motor Systems, Pain and Analgesia
How to mechanosensors in the skin...,
Note there are a range of 6 therm...,
The touch pathway ascends in the ...
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