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Lecture 9: Autonomic Nervous System
Know the differences between the ...,
Somatic vs autonomic transmitter ...,
Somatic vs autonomic neuroeffecfo...
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Lecture 1: Cell Membrane Potential
Why can t ions move across the ce...,
What s the difference between car...,
Describe the ionic composition of...
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Lecture 2: Nerve Histoogy
Give the definition of tissue nna...,
What is epithelia,
What are the epithelial types
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Lecture 3: Action Potentials
In most cells vm membrane potenti...,
K ions dominate the rmp in most c...,
Electrochemical gradients acting ...
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Lecture 4: Synaptic Transmission
Action potential conduction in axons,
Describe how the refractory perio...
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Lecture 5: Skeletal Muscles
Summary if contractile structures...,
Describe the structure if a myofi...,
Sarcomere a have three main compo...
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Lecture 7: Smooth Muscles
What are the differences between ...,
What are the 2 different types of...,
What is the different electrical ...
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Lecture 6: Muscle Histology
What are the key morphological fe...,
What are the surrounding fibres o...,
Why are skeletal muscles known to...
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Lecture 11: CVS, ECG
Memorise the diagram slide 9,
The primary function of the heart...,
Heart rate is determined by the f...
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Lecture 12: Cardiovascular System 2
Heart valves name them and why do...,
When are the two lub dubs heard w...,
The cardiac cycle
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Lecture 19: Ventilation, Lung Measurements And Disease
Factors affecting pulmonary venti...,
What are the factors affecting pu...,
What are some pathological tissue...
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Lecture 13: Regulation Of Cardiac Output
How is cardiac output regulated,
What is cardiac output how do you...,
Intrinsic vs extrinsic regulation...
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Lecture 14: The Vascular System
What is the job of the pulmonary ...,
Fundamentals of vascular blood flow,
Describe how there is parallel fl...
19
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Lecture 15: Regulation Of Peripheral Blood Flow
How is arteriolar radius controlled,
Smooth muscle contraction remind ...,
What is hyperemia
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Lecture 16: Regulation Of Mean Arterial Pressure
How do you calculate map again,
What is hypotension and hypertension,
What are the determinants of mean...
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Lecture 18: Bkood
1 plasma nwhat does it contain nw...,
List the major components of blood,
Plasma vs serum
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Lecture 18: Respiratory 1-structure, Function, Ventillation
Be able to label the diagram on s...,
What s the difference between int...,
What are the functions of the upp...
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Lecture 21: Gas Diffusion And Gas Transport
Again what is dalton s law of par...,
What is the composition of air nl...,
Partial pressure of gases nwhat i...
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Lecture 22: Respiratory 4, Regulation And Acid-base Balance
What are the respiratory control ...,
Motor neuron activity and the res...,
Sensory input to the central patt...
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Lecture 23: Endocrine 1
Tell me about gap junctions,
What are the 2 types of intercell...,
Chemical messengers
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Lecture 24: Endocrine 2
Hormone action steroids,
Hormone action post receptor sign...,
Hormone action testosterone
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Lecture 25: Renal Structure, Function And Filtration
Look at slide 7 and learn it,
What are the functions of the kid...,
Renal blood flow
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Renal 2: Urine Formation 18/4
Transport across cell membranes,
Reabsorption ntransport pathways ...,
Active reabsorption eg sodium
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Lecture 31: GIT 1
Learn the shit out of the diagram...,
What are the basic digestive proc...,
Tell me about the enteric nervous...
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Lecture 33: GIT 2
Mastication,
What is prehension nhow does it h...,
Salivary glands
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Lecture 37: GIT 5
What is the importance of the sma...,
Give an overview of the structure...,
What are the two types of cells o...
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Lecture 38: GIT 6
Digestive phase segmentation nexp...,
Motility of small intestine n2 ba...,
Interdigestive phase
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Lab on GI tract
What are the 4 basic processes of...,
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Lab Notes On GI Tract
What are the methods for speeding...,
4 basic processes of the digestiv...,
Memorise the table of digestive e...
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Lecture 30: Renal 4- The Role Of Kidneys In Na+ And K+ Balance
Why do you have to regulate sodium,
What are the ins and out for sodi...,
Tell me how sodium is reabsorbed
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Lecture 29: Renal 3: The Role Of Kidneys In Water Balance
Describe osmolarity and describe ...,
Give an overview i d water balanc...,
Changes to osmotic equilibrium nd...
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Lecture 31: Renal 5, Calcium And Acid Base Balance
What are the 3 hormones that regu...,
Why do we need calcium nhow is it...,
Renal handling of calcium nwhat a...
18
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Lectire 36: GIT 4
What are the enzymes that are sec...,
Tell me about the exocrine pancreas,
How are all the inactive pancreat...
11
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