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Cell Physiology -Topic 1 Slides
What is the smallest unit capable...,
What is the cell to living organisms,
What are some things that the cel...
39
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Topic 2 - Slides
What is the meaning of phagocytosis,
What is the meaning of pinocytosis,
What is vesicular transport
13
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Nervous System 1 - Membrane Potential
What is plasticity,
What are the 4 specialized sub re...,
What is hyperpolarization
44
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Nervous System 2 - Action Potentials
What graded passive potentials in...,
What is meant by graded in graded...,
What kind of polarization can gra...
37
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Nervous System 3 - Synaptic Transmission
What are the sequence of events i...,
What happens when an action poten...,
What does the opening of voltage ...
41
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Nervous System 4 - Experiments and Mechanisms
What is synaptic transmission mod...,
What is synaptic plasticity,
What are the two forms of synapti...
45
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Nervous System 5 - Human Neuroanatomy
What does dorsal mean,
What caudal mean,
What does ventral mean
42
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Nervous System 6 - Association Cortices
How much of the brain is associat...,
What are association cortices inv...,
What do association cortices do
35
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Nervous System 7 - Memory and the Hippocampus
What are the two types of memory,
What is declarative memory concer...,
What kind of recall does declarat...
51
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Cell Physiology - Topic 2 Slides
What are the 3 types of endocytosis,
What is vesicular transport,
What do substance bypass when usi...
172
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Cell Physiology - Topic 3 Slides
What are the two types of intrace...,
What is the direct cell communica...,
What is the indirect cell communi...
85
cards
ANS Lecture 1
What are the two major communicat...,
What is the relative speed of the...,
How does the endocrine system tak...
19
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ANS Lecture 2
Where are the cell bodies of the ...,
Where are ganglia found,
What are the targets of postgangl...
24
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ANS Lecture 3
What are smooth muscles innervate...,
What does the postganglionic fibr...,
What do varicosities contain
30
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ANS Lecture 4
What kind of receptors does acety...,
What kind of receptors does adren...,
What are the two main types of ch...
20
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ANS Lecture 5
What does the influx of sodium ca...,
What do second messengers do,
What can phosphorylation of vario...
9
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ANS Lecture 6
Where is acetylcholine a transmit...,
Where is noradrenaline a transmit...,
What are nanc s
16
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ANS Lecture 7
What are the major integrators fo...,
What is included in the brainstem,
What does the hypothalamus regulate
12
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ANS Lecture 8
What is the equation for blood pr...,
What is the formula for cardiac o...,
What is stroke volume
8
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ANS Lecture 9
What is the exception to the rule...,
Which parts of the nervous system...,
What is an agonist in terms of drugs
11
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Special Senses Lecture 1
What are receptors in the senses ...,
What do mechanoreceptors recognize,
What do thermoreceptors recognize
61
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Special Senses Lecture 2
What does a negative mean in fron...,
What does a positive sphere indicate,
What does the cylinder column rep...
38
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Special Senses Lecture 3
What are the 3 ossicles,
How does cerumen protect the ear,
How do hairs in the external audi...
42
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Blood 1
What are the 3 main functions of ...,
How much of the body is blood,
What affects the flow of blood
25
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Blood 2
What are the 3 main types of bloo...,
What cells are the most common ce...,
What are the 5 types of white blo...
36
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Blood 3
What is the shape of an rbc,
What is the diameter of rbcs,
What is the lifespan of a rbc
24
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Blood 4
What is each heme unit associated...,
How many o2 can each ferrous ion ...,
How many o2 molecules can each o2...
23
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Blood 5
What is anemia,
What are the 4 causes of anemia,
What is the most common cause of ...
20
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Blood 6
Which wbc precursors fall under t...,
Which wbc precursor from the bloo...,
When do monocytes become macrophages
35
cards
Blood 7
What are the two main types of gr...,
What do alpha granules generally ...,
What do dense granules of platele...
30
cards
Blood 8
What does aspirin cause,
What gives rise to arachidonic acid,
What happens when arachidonic aci...
30
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Blood 9
What is needed to make fibrin stable,
What makes up the network of a bl...,
What is fibrin derived from
30
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Blood 10
What is thrombin produced by and ...,
Wha,
What is needed to convert fibrin ...
47
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Blood 11
What are the 3 clinical anticoagu...,
Where do calcium chelators work,
Where does heparin work
27
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Blood 12
What are the 3 blood groups,
What determines a person s blood ...,
What is the reason hypothesized f...
16
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Blood 13
What makes somebody rhesus positive,
What are the antigens of the rhes...,
What genotype will give you a ant...
22
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Blood 14
What occurs when an antigen and a...,
What is the difference between ag...,
What is a major cross match
8
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Immune System - Lecture 1 Part A
What are the functions of the imm...,
What is the balance required by t...,
What is an immune response
58
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Immune System - Lecture 1 Part B
Where are all blood cells produced,
Which stem cells do all blood cel...,
What causes a hematopoietic stem ...
67
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Immune System - Lecture 2 Part A
What two types of immunity occur ...,
What are the three main component...,
What are examples of anatomical b...
58
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Immune System - Lecture 2 Part B
What is phagocytosis,
What are the main cells that perf...,
What are the two main ways that p...
29
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Immune System - Lecture 2 Part C
What kind of effector mechanism i...,
What can cause the inflammatory p...,
What can the inflammatory process...
14
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Immune System - Lecture 3 Part A
What is the adaptive immune respo...,
Why type of wbcs are involved in ...,
What type of wbcs are involved in...
49
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Immune System - Lecture 3 Part B
What are naive t cells stimulated by,
What happens once antigen t cells...,
What are the effector t cells
53
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Immune System - Lecture 4 Part A
Where are b cells produced,
What are b cells responsible for,
What do b cells differentiate into
52
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Immune System - Lecture 4 Part B
What do heavy chain isotopes mean,
What are the different types of a...,
Which type of antibodies are the ...
26
cards
Muscle 1
What is the function of muscle,
How efficient id muscle,
What is the relatively of power t...
24
cards
Muscle 2
What are muscles made up of,
What is a single skeletal muscle ...,
What is the shape of a single ske...
55
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Muscle 3 + 4
What are thin filaments tethered ...,
What is the thin filament of acti...,
What is f actin
42
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Muscle 5
What is sliding filament theory b...,
How is the length of muscle affec...,
What remains constant in length d...
27
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Muscle 6
What initiates cross bridging in ...,
What concentration of calcium is ...,
What does the action potential do...
14
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Muscle 7
What surround the myofibrils,
What allows calcium to be release...,
Where does the sarcoplasmic retic...
25
cards
Muscle 8
What does excitation contraction ...,
Where does an action potential pr...,
What happens once an action poten...
26
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Muscle 9
What is the immediate source of e...,
How many molecules of atp does ea...,
What can atp be synthesized from
15
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Muscle 10
What is the comparison in terms o...,
What is summation,
What does summation cause
27
cards
Muscle 11
What is a myocyte,
What do cardiac myocytes look like,
What are intercalated discs
23
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Muscle 12
What is different about the tnc i...,
What kind of calcium are cardiac ...,
What is extracellular calcium the...
25
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Muscle 13
What is the shape of smooth muscle,
What is the relative size between...,
What do the myosin filaments look...
24
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Muscle 14
What is the variation in the acti...,
What causes smooth muscle cells t...,
What does the spontaneous electri...
22
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Muscle 15
What sources of calcium can activ...,
What are the three major pathways...,
How do voltage dependent channels...
30
cards
Cardiovascular Physiology 1
What is hemodynamics,
What is the formula for blood flow,
What is resistance
32
cards
Cardiovascular Physiology 2
What are the four functions of th...,
What are the three principal comp...,
What are the five types of blood ...
17
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Cardiovascular Physiology 3
What are the two serial circuits ...,
Where does the pulmonary circuit ...,
Where does the left heart receive...
6
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Cardiovascular Physiology 4
What is the pericardium,
What are the great blood vessels,
How does the pericardium stabiliz...
21
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Cardiovascular Physiology 5
What is the difference in thickne...,
What are the three layers of the ...,
What is the other name for the ep...
22
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Cardiovascular Physiology 6
What are the atrioventricular val...,
Where is the bicuspid mitral valv...,
What sits between the left atrium...
32
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Cardiovascular Physiology 7
What kind of tissue is the cardia...,
What does the cardiac skeleton in...,
What does the cardiac skeleton do...
16
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Cardiovascular Physiology 8
What is the meaning of the heart ...,
Where are conducting myocytes found,
Where is the sinoatrial node located
17
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Cardiovascular Physiology 9
What are the two types of action ...,
Where are fast response action po...,
Where are slow response action po...
32
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Cardiovascular Physiology 10
What is the difference between th...,
What do the contractile cells of ...,
What is the resting membrane of t...
24
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Cardiovascular Physiology 11
What are the phases in the ventri...,
What is the resting membrane pote...,
What must the ventricular muscle ...
18
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Cardiovascular Physiology 12
What is the ecg a recording of,
What is ecg used to diagnose,
How many leads do ecgs use
29
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Cardiovascular Physiology 13
What does the p wave signify,
What does the qrs complex signify,
What does the t wave signify
5
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Cardiovascular Physiology 14
What follows depolarization of th...,
What is the shaped of cardiac myo...,
What are cardiac myocytes joined ...
28
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Cardiovascular Physiology 15
How does excitation spread along ...,
How does excitation spread to the...,
What kind of channels do the t tu...
16
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Cardiovascular Physiology 16
Why is the relaxation of myocardi...,
What is the first step in creatin...,
After calcium channels close in c...
20
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Cardiovascular Physiology 17
What two parts can the cardiac cy...,
What are systole and diastole def...,
What is systole
40
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Cardiovascular Physiology 18
What is an important difference b...,
When is pressure generated,
What is the direction of the flow...
22
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Cardiovascular Physiology 19
What does compliance describe,
What is the formula for compliance,
What would occur if you injected ...
18
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Cardiovascular Physiology 20
Through what nerves does the hear...,
Through what nerve does the heart...,
Which parts of the heart do sympa...
26
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Cardiovascular Physiology 21
What is resting autonomic tone,
When will one system of the auton...,
Why are the parasympathetic and s...
13
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Cardiovascular Physiology 22
What is the stroke volume,
What three factors affect the str...,
What is the end diastolic volume ...
22
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Cardiovascular Physiology 23
What does the frank starling mech...,
What is the equation for co,
How much do the ventricles empty ...
22
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Cardiovascular Physiology 24
What is our entire cardiovascular...,
Which cells are in contact with f...,
What is the endothelium of the ve...
17
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Cardiovascular Physiology 25
When is blood pressure highest an...,
Why are pressures in the systemic...,
Where is the pressure drop greate...
14
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Cardiovascular Physiology 26
What are local controls,
What is active hyperemia,
What is arteriole smooth muscle s...
22
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Cardiovascular Physiology 27
How many cells thick are cappilaries,
What are capillaries supported by,
What does the lack of smooth musc...
25
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Cardiovascular Physiology 28
What are the ways that material a...,
Why does blood flow very slowly i...,
What is diffusion
51
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Cardiovascular Physiology 29
Which blood vessels are 60 of the...,
Where is 1 3 of the blood in the ...,
Why are veins considered high cap...
21
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Cardiovascular Physiology 30
What is the mean blood pressure i...,
When is blood pressure maximal,
When is blood pressure minimal
23
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Cardiovascular Physiology 31
What pressure drives blood flow t...,
What is the prerequisite for ensu...,
What would happen if blood pressu...
41
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Cardiovascular Physiology 32
What is ejection fraction,
What is ventricular ejection frac...,
What is the stroke volume in a no...
38
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Cardiovascular Physiology 33
What does the pressure volume loo...,
What is the pressure volume loop ...,
What is isovolumetric ventricular...
12
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Cardiovascular Physiology 34
How does increased preload affect...,
How is the end systolic pressure ...,
What is preload
9
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