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Physiology Sem 2
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Physiology Sem 2
(53 decks)
Introduction to CVS
Control of blood flow
Cardiac Cycle
Control of cardiac output
Cardiac Contraction
Principles of haemodynamics
Capillaries I
Capillaries II
Properties of special circulations
Reflex control of the CVS
Solute EXchange
Atheroma and infarction
GI tract
Coordinated responses of the CVS - exercise, gravity and haemorrhage
Thrombosis: Haemostasis in the wrong place
Pharmacology of the CVS
Pulmonary Ventilation
The mechanics of breathing
Gas exchange in thelungs
Blood gas transport
Neural control of breathing
Integrated control of ventilation
Pulmonary defence mechanism
Pathophysiology of resp disease p1
Pathophysiology of resp disease p2
Respiratory failure: causes and complications
Development of the GI tract
Control of food intake
Introduction to the functions and control of the alimentary tract
Transport along and across the GI tract
The Liver: An introduction to its function
Metabolic functions of the liver
Oesophagus and its disorders
Regulation and disorders of gastric secretion
Bile, gall bladder and gall stones
Pancreatic exocrine secretions and control
Consequences of fluid loss from the GI tract
Symptoms of GI disease: nausea, vomiting and pain
Immunological functions of the alimentary tract
Pharmacological basis for the treatment of GI disorders
Introduction to the microbiology of the gut
Functional histology of the kidney
An introduction to kidneys and body fluids
Structure and function of the renal tubule
Renal blood flow and glomerular filtration
Renal plasma clearance
Potassium balance
Volume regulation: Blood pressure and the kidneys
Osmoregulation: Control and abnormalities of body water
Acid-base balance
Drugs and the kidney
Overview of renal diseases
Micturition
