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Ventilation and Lung Volumes
Describe the difference between c...,
Describe the alveolar blood supply,
Name the two pleural layers and d...
13
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Mechanics of Breathing
Differentiate between elastic and...,
What is compliance,
What is elastance
13
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V/Q matching and CO2 Transport
What does diffusion rate depend on,
How does exercise impact time tha...,
What can cause hypoxemia
9
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Respiratory Control
Describe the control centres in t...,
What controls tidal rhythm,
Which centres are responsible for...
11
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GIT Physiology (GIT)
What are the two types of digestion,
What organ secretes the digestive...,
Give examples of enzyme types tha...
20
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Gastric Secretions
What is the vago vagal response,
What does swallowing food do to t...,
What steps are involved in mixing...
17
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GIT Digestion (GIT)
What are the three groups of enzy...,
What are the proportions of exocr...,
What are pancreatic secretions wh...
22
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GIT Absorption (GIT)
What are the two routes of absorp...,
What are carbohydrates broken dow...,
Give two examples of glucose tran...
13
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Vitamin Absorption (GIT)
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Liver Physiology
What are the functions of the liver,
Describe the contents of the hepa...,
What are kupffer cells
17
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Renal Physiology 1 (Renal)
What are the functions of the kid...,
How much of renal blood supply is...,
In which anatomical parts of the ...
15
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Renal Physiology 2 (Renal)
Where does pinocytosis occur in t...,
Describe tubular reabsorption amo...,
What is the difference in saturat...
13
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Renal Physiology 3 (Renal)
What causes adh to be released,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
Describe the renin aldosterone an...
10
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Renal Physiology 4 (Renal)
Ph of normal arterial and venous ...,
Definitions for acidosis and alka...,
What are the three broad impacts ...
15
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Endocrine Control Systems
What are the three types of hormones,
What type of receptors do protein...,
How are protein steroid and tyros...
30
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Thyroid Physiology
What is the name and type of pump...,
Describe the coupling of tyrosine...,
What transporter releases t3 and ...
12
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Hormonal Control of Growth
Two names for g,
What are the effects two groups o...,
What three general stimuli cause ...
12
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Male Repro Physiology
What is meant by the bipotential ...,
Descrive the differential develop...,
What regulates puberty
15
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NOTDONEFemale Repro Physiology
What makes inhibin b and what doe...,
What do lh and fsh do in female g...,
Effects of oestrogen
7
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Senescence
Primary vs secondary aging,
What is antagonistic pleiotropy,
What are 3 processes that cause a...
8
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