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Intro and Body Wall
Name the components of embalming ...,
What is the role of the cutaneous...,
What are the attachments of the p...
26
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Embryology I and II
Ovulation,
How long is the developing zygote...,
How long is a zygote an embryo
67
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Development and Pattern Formation
Central problems of developmental...,
Patternf formation,
What initiates pattern formation
40
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Somites and the Typical Body Segment
Somites,
Role of somites,
Segmentation
22
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Organization of the Somatic Nervous System
Central nervous system cns,
Peripheral nervous system pns,
Gray matter or nuclei
39
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Organization of the Autonomic Nervous System
Autonomic nervous systemwhat is t...,
Two components of the autonomic n...,
Sympathetic nervous system
27
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Coelomic Body Cavities
Coelom,
Coelomic cavity,
Divisions of the coelom
14
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The Lymphatic System
Tissues with significant populati...,
Functions of the lymphatic system,
Humoral immunity
27
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Lymphatic System Histology
What tissue are all lymphocytes d...,
Where do t lymphocytes undergo in...,
Where do b lymphocytes undergo in...
43
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Introduction to Imaging
Name the three imaging planes,
Sagittal plane,
Coronal plane
22
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Congenital Anomalies
Anomaly,
Major anomalies,
Minor anomalies
19
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Developmental Toxicology
Types of teratogens,
Torch agents,
Teratogen
15
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Muscle Histology
Name the three muscle types,
Skeletal muscle,
Motor unit
63
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Histology of the Nervous System
Classifications of neurons based ...,
Motor neurons,
Sensory neurons
41
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Membrane Potentials I and II
What is the typical membrane pote...,
Two basic functions of membrane p...,
Extracellular intracellular conce...
31
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Ion Channels and Transporters
Two general types of transport pr...,
Channel proteins,
Carrier proteins
42
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Receptor Theory and Dose-Response Relationships
Receptor,
Macromoleucles that can be receptors,
Primary types of receptors
80
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Drug Transport
Three factors that are important ...,
Three important cell types that i...,
Primary role of epithelial cells
37
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Drug Absorption
Drug absorption,
Bioavailability,
Routes of administration
41
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Drug Metabolism
Xenobiotics,
Cometabolism,
Four characteristics that describ...
55
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Drug Excretion
Drug excretion,
Renal excretion of drugs and the ...,
Glomerular filtration
21
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Local Anesthetics
Local anesthetcis,
Chemistry of local anesthetics,
Benzocaine
45
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Other
Preventable adverse drug event,
Ameliorable adverse drug event,
Strategies to reduce error
15
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PNP skeletal neuromuscular transmission
Curare,
Spark theory,
Criteria needed to establish chim...
35
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Postsynaptic Skeletal Neuromuscular Transmission
Three types of channels in the mu...,
Describe the process of the actio...,
What happens after sustained acti...
31
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ANS Review
Anatomical subdivisions of the ans,
Preganglionic nerve fibers of the...,
Postganglionic nerve fibers of th...
34
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Cholinergic Agents
Muscarine,
Atropine,
Nicotine
70
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Basic Pharmacokinetic Principles
Pharmacokinetics,
Pharmacodynamics pd,
Volume of distribution
15
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Adrenergic Transmission
Varicosities,
Two major differences between cho...,
Tyrosine and varicosities
17
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Pharmacokinetics II
Elimination half life,
Drug elimination equation express...,
What is the equation for eliminat...
19
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Pharmacokinetics III
Describe the rates of distributio...,
Three compartment pharmacokinetic...,
Results of noninstantaneous drug ...
8
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Drug List and Metabolism
Neuromuscular agents categories,
Presynaptic drugs toxins and venoms,
Postsynaptic agents categories
109
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Adrenergic Agents
General principles for characteri...,
Epi reversal,
Effects of alpha1 receptors
58
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