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Lecture 1 - Endocrine control of metabolism and digestion
What hormone dominates in the fed...,
What does insulin cause,
What dominates in the fasted state
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Lecture 2 - major factors regulating insulin secretion and effects
What substances secreted by the g...,
What is the incretin effect,
What does the incretin effect tel...
27
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Lecture 3 - types of diabetes
What are the 3 major mechanisms t...,
What is the polyol pathway,
Sysslipidemia causes macrovascula...
16
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Lecture 4 - Thyroid gland
What are the thyroid hormones,
What is the function of the thyro...,
What is the weight of a normal th...
43
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Lecture 5 - endocrine role of adrenal glands
Where are the adrenal glands,
Morphologically adrenal glands in 1,
What are the parts of the adrenal...
47
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Lecture 6 - GI Hormones
How many forms of gastrin are the...,
How are gastrin released,
What is the stimuli for gastrin
24
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Lecture 7 - Mouth and esophagus
What are the 4 major functions of...,
How long is gi tract in living vs...,
How much water is ingested and so...
21
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Lecture 8 - esophagus
What is the swallowing reflex coo...,
What does the medulla oblongata d...,
The coordinated sequence of contr...
14
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Lecture 9 - stomach
What is responsible for the stoma...,
Cells of the gastric mucosa secre...,
What are the cells in the body of...
23
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Lecture 10 - Gastric Motility
What is helicobacter pylori is es...,
What happens to proteins in the p...,
What does the acidity in the gast...
40
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Lecture 11 - small intestine
When do we get rumbling or a seri...,
What is rumbling caused by,
Where does most of the absorption...
33
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lecture 12 - proteins in the small intestine
If digestive enzymes were synthes...,
Where are cholecystokinin recepto...,
What happens when there is an inc...
32
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lecture 13 - large intestine
What are the primaruy activities ...,
Progression of semi solid is,
What does parasympathetic activit...
17
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lecture 14 - splanchnic and hepatic circulations in health
What are the exceptions to the st...,
What is the cardiac output distri...,
Waht percentage of cardiac output...
45
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Lecture 15 - the biliary system
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Lecture 16 - gut microbiota
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