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Lecture 1- Eyes
What are the special senses,
Special sensory receptors,
Which sense is most dominat
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Lecture 2- Vision
Tetrachromats,
Dichromats,
Trichromats
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Lecture 3- Nose And Tongue
Olfactory epithelium,
Olfactory sensory neurons,
Olfactory cilia
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Lecture 4 - Ears
What does the external era consis...,
What is the ear drum _____ membrane,
Middle ear tympanic cavity
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Lecture 5- Hearing And Equilibrium
When does sound transduction occur,
Inner hair cells,
Outer hair cells
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Lecture 6- Blood
Transport functions of blood,
Regulatory functions of blood,
Protective functions of blood
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Lecture 7 - White Blood Cells And Platelets
Leukocytes,
Diapedia,
Leukocytosis
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Lecture 8- Bleeding Disorders And Blood Types
What do thromboembolic disorders ...,
Thrombus,
Embolus
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Lexture 10- Anatomy Of The Heart
What does the right side of the h...,
What does left side of the heart do,
Where is the heart situated
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Lecture 11- Physiology Of The Heart
Structural and functional propert...,
Conduction system,
Innervation of the heart
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Lecture 12- Cardiac Cycle
What does cardiac cycle consist of,
Systole,
Diastole
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Lecture 13 - Blood Vessels
What are the three major types of...,
Arteries,
Veins
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Lecture 14- Blood Pressure
Sphygmomanometer,
What are the three adaptations cr...,
Varicose vein
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Lecture 15 - Blood Flow
What is tissue perfusion involved in,
What does extrinsic control of bl...,
Intrinsic control of blood flow
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Lecture 16- Lymphatic System
Immune system,
Innate immunity,
Adaptive immunity
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Lecture 17- Immune System
Phagocytes,
Natural killer cells,
Inflammation
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Lecture 18- Respiratory System
Major functions of respiratory sy...,
Four processes of respiration,
Major organs in upper respiratory...
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Lecture 19- Lungs
Why is the left lung smaller than...,
The lungs occupy all of the thora...,
How is each lung suspended to its...
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Lecture 20 - Gas Exchange
What does dalton s law of partial...,
What does henry s law state,
What does the amount of each gas ...
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Lecture 21- Respiratory Control And Lung Disease
Ventral respiratory group,
Dorsal respiratory group,
Pontine respiratory group
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Lecture 22- Digestive System
What are the four main functions ...,
Gastrointestinal tract alimentary...,
What are the accessory digestive ...
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Lecture 23- Mouth And Stomach
Where does ingestion occur,
Mouth,
Hard palate
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Lecture 24- Digestive Secretions
Enteroendocrine g cells,
What can stimulate production of ...,
Gherlin
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Lecture 25- Intestines
Small intestine,
What do villi and microvilli do i...,
Cells in small intestine mucosa
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Lecture 26- Digestive Physiology And Kidneys
Where doe most digestion occur,
Lacteals,
Carbohydrate digestion
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Lecture 27- Nephrons
Bowman s capsule glomerular capsule,
Proximal convoluted tubule,
Loop of henle
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Lecture 28- Glomerular Filtration Andtubular Reabsorption
Glomerular filtration rate gfr,
Three direct proportional factors...,
Intrinsic controls renal auto reg...
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Lecture 29- Urine
Countercurrent mechanism,
What can leave in descending limb,
What can leave in ascending loop
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Lecture 30- Endocrine System
Endocrinology,
Hormones,
Autocrines
21
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Lecture 31- Pituitary, Thyroid And Parathyroid Glands
Pituitary gland,
Hypothalamic hypophyseal tract,
Hypothalamic hypophyseal portal s...
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Lecture 32- Adrenal, Pancreas, Other Endocrine Tissues
Adrenal glands,
Corticosteroids,
Atrial natriuretic peptide
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Lecture 33- Testes And Penis
Primary sex organs,
Sex hormones,
Accessory reproductive organs
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Lecture 34- Ovaries And Vagina
Ovaries,
Stages of follicullogenesis,
Uterine tubes fallopian tubes
14
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Lecure 35- Ovarian And Uterine Cycles
Ovarian cycle,
Uterine cycle,
Menstrual cycle
14
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