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Chapter One Guyton
What is physiology 1,
What are the subdivisions of phys...,
What does human physiology explain 3
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Chapter 2 Guyton
What are the two major parts of a...,
What is protoplasm 2,
What percentage of most cells is ...
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Chapter 4 Guyton
What are the main differences in ...,
What is the primary structure of ...,
What are channel proteins 3
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Exam 1
What are the waste products that ...,
What mechanism is the major contr...,
What four factors introduced in l...
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Exam1
Body s maintenance of near consta...,
Sensors detect changes and act to...,
Sensors amplify changes eg oxytoc...
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LECTURE ONE
What is the primary focus of the ...,
What is pathophysiology 2,
What type of patient will the cla...
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A And P Lecture 2
What is the primary function of n...,
What is positive feedback and giv...,
What can pathologic positive feed...
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A/P Normal Values
What percentage of body weight is...,
What is the volume of intracellul...,
What is the volume of extracellul...
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Lecture 3
What is prostacycline 1,
What is prostacycline 1,
Where does transcription occur 2
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Lecture 4
What type of molecules require he...,
How do lipid soluble molecules cr...,
What are the two main diffusion p...
46
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Lecture 5
What are glycoproteins 1,
What are glycolipids 2,
What is the main function of glyc...
53
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Lecture 6
What are motor neurons responsibl...,
How many motor neurons innervate ...,
Where does the process of muscle ...
57
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Lecture 7
What is the primary function of t...,
What are myofibrils 2,
What characteristics define skele...
56
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Lecture 8
What is the end plate potential e...,
Where are nach receptors typicall...,
What always follows an epp in hea...
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Lecture 9
What is the primary function of e...,
What neurotransmitter binds to mu...,
What does the activation of calci...
60
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Lecture 10
What is csf 1,
Name the three protective layers ...,
What is the function of glial cel...
75
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Lecture 11
What are individual differences i...,
How many vertebrae are in the cer...,
What is the primary function of c...
54
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Lecture 12
What is the anterior longitudinal...,
What do the iliolumbar ligaments ...,
What is the inguinal ligament 3
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Lecture 13
What is the most common sensory p...,
What are the main motor pathways ...,
What are the two types of pain pa...
46
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Lecture 14
What produces csf in the circulat...,
What happens when there is an obs...,
How many ventricles are there in ...
47
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Lecture 15
What is the circle of willis cow 1,
What is a berry aneurysm 2,
What can happen if a brain aneury...
38
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Lecture 16
What is lateral inhibition 1,
What are a beta fibers responsibl...,
What are the three types of pain ...
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Lecture 17
What are the two types of pain ch...,
What is a characteristic of slow ...,
Define referred pain 3
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Lecture 18
What issues can succinylcholine c...,
What are the components of the mo...,
At rest what is the state of the ...
36
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Lecture 19
What does a nerve stimulator allo...,
What happens when an action poten...,
If a muscle does not contract wit...
31
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Lecture 20
What is the great radicular arter...,
What does the great radicular art...,
In the case of an abdominal aorti...
41
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Lecture 21 - Cardiac -ekg
What is the typical resting membr...,
During the action potential the m...,
What is the total voltage change ...
35
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Lecture 22 Cardiac Ekg 2
What are the two primary mechanis...,
The parasympathetic nervous syste...,
What is the normal heart rate hr ...
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Lecture 23 EKG 3
In the context of precordial lead...,
What is the significance of v2 in...,
What do v3 4 leads represent in a...
36
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Lecture 24 Ekg Plus Arrythmias
What is the current of injury in ...,
Define the j point 2,
What does a tp interval indicate 3
40
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Lecture 25 Arrythmias And Blood Fluid Filtration
What is the mechanism of atrial f...,
What does the ecg of atrial flutt...,
What is a significant problem ass...
38
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Lecture 26 Filtration And Absorbtion
What happens to pressure as blood...,
What are the two types of flow in...,
According to ohm s law what is th...
38
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Lecture 27 Filtration And Absorbtion 2
What is the process of fluid movi...,
What is the process of fluid movi...,
Average net filtration pressure i...
40
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Lecture 28 Renal Pressures/ ReAbsorption / Secretion
What are the four main components...,
What is the primary function of t...,
How many nephrons are there in to...
35
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Lecture 29 Creatinine And Iv Fluids
What is the gfr if it is stated a...,
If gfr is reduced by half what is...,
What is the normal production rat...
39
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Lecture 30 Kidney Anatomy
What is the long term role of the...,
How do the kidneys serve as a lon...,
What hormone do the kidneys relea...
38
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Lecture 31 - Proximal Tubule Transporters And Descending Loop Of Henle
What is the primary cause for the...,
What role does vascular smooth mu...,
How does pressure affect capillar...
47
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Lecture 32 Ascending Loop Of Henle And Distal Tubule
What is the brush border in relat...,
Thiazide diuretics work in the __...,
In the thin ascending loh what ty...
41
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Lecture 33 Rena Htn, Aldo
What is the total osmolarity of t...,
What are the two types of diabete...,
True or false alcohol increases t...
54
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Lecture 34
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