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1 - Renal
What are the functions of the kidney,
How is fluid lost what is the way...,
How much of our body weight is co...
38
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2 - Renal
What is the fundamental unit of t...,
What is the initial step in urine...,
What happens to the fluid once it...
42
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3 - Glomerular Filtration Rate and Renal Blood Flow
How is renal function quantified ...,
How would you calculate renal fun...,
How would you calculate renal fun...
28
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4 - Renal Tubular Transport
What are processes in the kidney ...,
For many substances what percenta...,
What is the structure of renal tu...
44
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5 - Renal Tubular Transport 2
What is responsible for regulatio...,
What effect can a change in the f...,
What is backleak
30
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6 - Urine Concentration and Dilution
What is the normal response of a ...,
What does not change during the p...,
How much of the filtered load of ...
50
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7 - Integrated Regulation of Sodium and Water Balance
What happens when sodium intake i...,
The regulation of renal na and it...,
Why is sodium balance critical wh...
34
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8 - Renal Potassium and Acid-Base Handling
Where is the bodys potassium located,
What is normal daily potassium in...,
What are the first signs of hyper...
38
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9 - Renal Endocrine Function, Diuretics, and Micturition
What role does the kidney play in...,
How do the kidneys produce active...,
When is pth stimulated what is it...
59
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10 - Overview of GI physiology
What are the relative lengths in ...,
Name the sphincters and valves of...,
What are the four layers of the g...
50
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11 - GI Motility
What are the teeth of mastication...,
What nerve innervated the muscles...,
What is the chewing reflex
45
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12 - GI Secretion 1
What are the two main types of gi...,
What are the four types of glands...,
What are some factors that cause ...
36
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13 - GI Secretion 2
What are the pancreatic acini,
What are the ductal cells of the ...,
What are the phases of pancreatic...
47
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14: Digestion and Absorption
What are the end results of diges...,
What is sucrose and what it it sp...,
What is lactose and what is it sp...
32
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15 - Fetal and Neonatal Physiology
After fertilization what occurs b...,
How does the ovum get nutrients a...,
How is hcg made and what effect d...
43
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16 - Chronic Pain
What is a functional gi disorder,
What are a few disorders that wer...,
What is the prevalence of functio...
23
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17 - Physiology of Aging
Describe characteristics of aging,
How do blood vessels change with ...,
How does pull contour change with...
31
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