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Lecture 1: Development of the Reproductive System
___ refers to the physiologic mor...,
What is genetic sex,
What is chromosomal sex
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Lecture 2: Male Reproductive Physiology
What two things are evaluated in ...,
How is the bull fitness evaluated,
What determines semen quality
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Lecture 3: Female Reproductive Physiology: Terminology and basic concepts
What is the most external surface...,
What is internal to the germinal ...,
What region of the ovary contains...
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Lecture 4: Female Reproductive Physiology: The follicular phase
What is the source of progesteron...,
Which cells are most sensitive to...,
Does fsh and estradiol increase o...
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Lecture 5: Female Reproductive Physiology: The Luteal Phase
What happens in metestrus period ...,
What happens in diestrus period,
Are estrogen levels low or high d...
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Lecture 6: Female Reproductive Physiology: Factors modulating female cyclicity
What is puerperium,
Mares have a ___puerperium and th...,
What is gestation period for horses
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Lecture 7: pregnancy and Parturition
When do primary oocysts arrest du...,
What stage of oogenesis is gonado...,
What stage of oogenesis is gonado...
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Lecture 8: Lacation
What is puerperium,
During puerperium myometrial cont...,
What is the economic benefit of s...
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Lecture 10: Organization of the Nervous System/Spinal Reflex Connections
What is extrinsic control of the ...,
What is the chemical messenger re...,
What does the specificity of acti...
127
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Lecture 11: Central Control of Movement
What structures make up the foreb...,
What is the major relay center of...,
What structure links the brain st...
100
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Lecture 12: Pain and Vestibular Control
Describe pain from stimulus to pe...,
What is involved in transduction ...,
What is involved in modulation of...
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Lecture 13: Modulation for movement by the basal ganglia and cerebellum
What two structures modulate acti...,
T or f cerebellum and basal gangl...,
The ___ sends information to the ...
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Lecture 14: Special Senses: Vision
What anterior portion of the eye ...,
The posterior portion of the eye ...,
___ is a clear specialization of ...
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Lecture 15: Special senses: hearing
What is sound,
Sound is characterized in the ___...,
What structures make up the outer...
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Lecture 16: Cerebrospinal fluid and Blood Brain Barrier
What three structures help stabil...,
___fluid in the brain is continuo...,
What is the purpose of meninges
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Lecture 17: Cortical Electrical Recordings
What is idiopathic epilepsy,
What is primary epilepsy,
What is symptomatic epilepsy
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Lecture 18: Introduction to GI Function and Regulation
What are the main functions of th...,
Besides ruminants what part of th...,
What are the 5 functions of the gi
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Lecture 19: GI Tract Motility
Normal motility patterns facilita...,
Horses and sheep use __ to manipu...,
Cattle use __ to manipulate and _...
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Lecture 20: Secretions from Salivary Glands and Stomach
What triggers the cephalic phase,
Cephalic phase is activated due t...,
What does pns activity during cep...
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Lecture 21: The Exocrine Pancreas
What are two types of pancreatic ...,
Pancreatic juice is rich in ___ e...,
Pancreatic fluids drain into __
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Lecture 22: Neuroendocrine Control
What is the intrinsic nervous system,
Ens samples gut content through ___,
Efferent ens neurons innervate what
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Lecture 23: Mucosal Digestion
Absorption refers to the,
Maldigestion is usually related t...,
What is are four ways to increase...
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Lecture 24: Mucosal Absorption-1
Are end products of carbohydrate ...,
What is active transport,
What is the most important active...
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Lecture 25: Mucosal Absorption-2 GI Blood Flow
What are the different mechanisms...,
How is k absorbed,
How is cl absorbed
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Lecture 26: Forestomach Fermentative Digestion-1
What is fermentation,
What plant component must be brok...,
What are the 3 carbohydrates from...
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Lecture 27: Forestomach Motility
What are the 3 things create a fa...,
What 2 components facilitate sele...,
What is selective retention
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Lecture 28: Forestomach Fermentative Digestion-2
Grazers or browsers selectively f...,
What do grazers mainly eat,
How do grazers tolerate high tann...
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Lecture 29: Hindgut Fermentative Digestion
Ruminants digest fiber prior to _...,
Almost all vertebrates facilitate...,
What are the main productions of ...
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Lecture 30: Intestinal Transport of Electrolytes and Water
What are the 3 ways for water intake,
What are the 5 ways to lose water,
What are the enterosystemic sourc...
54
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Lecture 31: Pathophysiology of Diarrhea
In a healthy subject secretion an...,
What 3 things are in excess in di...,
What type of diarrhea is caused b...
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Lecture 32: Gastroduodenal Mucosal Protection, Ulcers
What is the function of the gastr...,
__cells support the continual rep...,
What maintains the h gradient in ...
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Lecture 33: Absorptive and Postabsorptive nutrient utilization
What is the origin of glucose in ...,
What tissues are using glucose in...,
What is the major rule of the bra...
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Lecture 34: Absorptive and Postabsorptive Nutrient Utilization-2
What happens to glucose and gluca...,
Describe the liver transition fro...,
What tissues are using glucose du...
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Lecture 35: Hepatic Physiology
What artery provides o2 to liver,
What vein transfers nutrients fro...,
Is most liver blood venous or art...
57
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