physiology Flashcards

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Na+

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increase in nerve conduction velocity,depolarisation

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2
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Waved/Partial tetanus

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period of relaxation

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3
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Holotetanus

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period of shortening (i.e. period of
contraction)

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4
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Muscle spindles

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myotatic reflex in frogs

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5
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Aschner’s reflex

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press on eyeball –
parasympathetic effects like decrease in heart rate

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6
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Goltz reflex

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blow to upper region of anterior abdominal wall produces parasympathetic unconditioned reflexes

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7
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heat radiation

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naked person
light clothing

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8
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heat evaporation

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relative humidity

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9
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convection

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exposed skin

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10
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conduction

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in water

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11
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Tractus rubrospinalis

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‘torso muscle tone’

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12
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Inspiratory reserve volume

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sternocleidomastoid
muscle

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13
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From the cells to the intercellular fluid

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glucose

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14
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From the intercellular fluid to the
capillaries

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albumin

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15
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carbohydrates

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1000ml; 1

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16
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25cmHg:

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forced inspiration

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17
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brown bread

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weakened peristaltic activity of
the bowels

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18
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Posterior central gyrus:

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craniocerebral injury
leads to decreased skin sensitivity

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19
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cerebellum

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asthenia, muscular dystonia,
balance disorder, adiadicokinesis, ataxia,dysarthria, intension tremor, staccato speech

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20
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midbrain`

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red nucleus

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21
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reticular formation

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deep prolonged sleep

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22
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Quadritubercular/Quadrigeminal bodies:

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orientation reflexes

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23
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Anterior tubercles of quadritubercular

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orientative reflexes in response to strong photic stimuli

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24
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decebrate rigidity

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d​e​struction of vestibular nuclei of D​e​iters (3​D’s​)

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beta rhythm
eyes close, EEG
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MIDDLE PART OF THE HELIX
medium frequency
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Corti’s organ closer to helicotrema
low frequency
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Corti’s organ close to oval window
high frequency
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left ventricle
0mmHg up to 120mmHg
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5L
blood minute volume 5L/m
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10L/min:
blood minute volume 10L/m
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calcitonin
stimulates tooth mineralization and inhibits tissue resorption
33
repolarisation
T wave
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Vagi of an experimental animal cut on both sides:
deep and infrequent
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Transverse disruption of spinal cord below IV thoracic segment
respiration will stay unchanged
36
throxine
regulates metabolism and temp
37
somatotrophin (pituitary hormone)
growth and metabolism
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aldosterone
reabsorption of na+ excretion of k+ kidney
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4 temperaments
Phlegmatic- calm, quiet, balanaced Melencholic - sad, depress C h o l e r i c . - ) agression, irritability depression Sanguine- cheerfulness, op timism, sociability
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hypothalamus signals thirst receptors
osmoreceptors
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vasopressin
dec osmotic pressure
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emphysema
alveoli elasticity damage
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Cortex of large hemisphere / cerebral cortex
regulation of autonomic nervous system /bp and heart rate
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respiratory coefficient
carbohydrates- co2/o2 =1 protein=0.8 fats=0.7 to 0.8
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colloid op( COP)
pressure exerted by proteins(albumins)on capillary vessels
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normal cop
25-30mm/hg |32-38g/l more than 38 -filtration inc/reabsorption dec less than normal -filtration dec/reabsorption inc
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forced expiration
diaphragm and external intercostal muscles relax or internal intercostal muscle and abdominal muscles contract
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vestibular receptors and utricle and saccule
detection of change in position of head,linear acc, change in muscle tone
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proprioreceptors of active muscle
send signal to cardiovascular center in medulla oblongata this is done to amplify heart rate and pressure after physical activity
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ventral roots of spinal cord
contain motor fiber roots responsible for contraction of skeletal muscles
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ventral root damage
loss of movement
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dorsal root damage
loss of sensitivity
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vagus nerve
sa to av node
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long term starvation
loss of oncotic pressure of blood plasma inc GFR, INC ESR
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AV delay
sequence of atria and ventricular contraction
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heart hurry
depression in R-R interval
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occipital cortex
visual cortex
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radioprotectors
inhibition of free radicals
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deglutition
brain stem
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duodenum
cholecystokinin(CCK) and secretin
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forceful expiration
vital volume of lungs
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kidney secrets?
erythropoietins
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endotoxic shock
fever, chills, muscle pain, blood pressure, oliguria( red urinary output)
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arterial pressure inc
activation of sympathoadrenal system
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histamine
dilation of resistance vessels decrease in arterial pressure
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ketamine
short acting anesthetic inc- bp, heart rate ,muscle tone in recovery period hallucinations and orientation
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bronchospasm
contraction of airways irritant receptor stimulate protective mechanism
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central paralysis
damage of cns( brain, S C ) LOST VOLUNTRAY CONTROL IN ARMS AND LEGS
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destruction of right labyrinth
dec amoyotonia of right extensor
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pul collapse( atelectasis)
surfactant deficiency
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implication of HR, sweating and nausea
motion sickness stimulation of vestibular receptors
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-80mv - + 30 mv
reverse polarization
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disorder in movement coordination but muscle force remains the same
dec speed synapse central synapse
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pancreatic enzymes
protease, lipases, amylase pancreatic juice- tripsin
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diving reflex
apnea -no breathing in sleep or in water
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express diagnosis
immunofloressense
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sympathetic NS
inc heart rate, midriating ( dilating) pupils,dry mouth
78
thalamocortical traits
affects sensory information including visual auditory and somatosensory ( gastatory) but no effect on olfactory
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isometric
muscle contraction, when length in constant( tension is being produced)
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isotonic
muscle contraction, tension constant, length changes
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eccentric
muscle contraction where muscle lengthens while under tension
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concentric
muscle contraction , muscles shorten under tension
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auxotonic
tension varies and length varies
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high acidity
histamin receptors should be blocked to reduce its effect
85
fatigue initiated in
nerve centre reflex arc
86
aldosterone
inc na+ absorp
87
natriuretic hormone(ANP)
dec na+ absorp
88
g cells produce
gastrin
89
k ion yeild
dec heart rate
90
g6p def
heart pain, cyanosis, and hemoglobinuria
91
increased tonus of extensor muscles. This the result of intensified information transmission to the motoneurons of the spinal cord
Vestibulospinal
92
Examination of a 43 y.o. anephric patient revealed anemia symptoms
Reduced synthesis of erythropoietins
93
diminished ratio of albumines and globulines
Increase of ESR
94
high levels of protein and erythrocytes in urine
renal filter permeability
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All the heart valves are closed. What phase of the cycle is characterized by this status?
isometric contraction