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Lecture 1 - Homeostasis
What are the two ways that inform...,
Describe the generalised homeosta...,
Differentiate between positive an...
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Lecture 3 - Membrane Potentials
Which species can pass through a ...,
Describe the features of diffusion,
Which species cannot pass through...
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Lecture 2 - Nervous System I
What is the cns surrounded by,
What is the major division of the...,
Describe the difference in the ne...
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Lecture 4 - Nervous System II
What is the difference between ga...,
What is the difference between a ...,
Are peripheral nerves made up of ...
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Lecture 5 & 6 - Action Potentials
When resting membrane potential i...,
Differentiate between sodium equi...,
What is the difference between gr...
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Lecture 7 & 8 - Simple Circuits, Vision
Describe convergent pathways of n...,
Describe divergent pathways of ne...,
Which part of the neuron receives...
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Lecture 9 - Types Of Movement
Which regions are responsible for...,
Differentiate between reflex volu...,
Which region is deals with initia...
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Lecture 10 - Embryology I
What is the structure of a blasto...,
Describe the initial stages of de...,
What does the trophoblast become
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Lecture 11 - Embryology II
What are the pharyngeal arches,
When are the pharyngeal arches vi...,
When do limbs start to form
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Lecture 12 - Muscles
Differentiate between the differe...,
Differentiate between the differe...,
What are the three different type...
36
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Lecture 13 - NMJ & Skeletal Muscle
Once the signal reaches the neuro...,
Outline the differences between t...,
What is a motor unit
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Lecture 14 - Skeletal Muscle
What are the inherent properties ...,
What are the thick and thin filam...,
What are the inherent properties ...
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Lecture 15 - Cardiac and Smooth Muscle
Do cardiac muscles fire action po...,
Describe the structure of cardiac...,
How do contractile cell in the my...
27
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Lecture 17 - Skeletal System
What are the four most common typ...,
What is the major division of the...,
What are accessory bones
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Lecture 18 - Articular System
Where are fibrous joints found,
What are the three types of joints,
Where are cartilage joints found ...
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Lecture 19 - Vascular System
What is the innervation of arteries,
What is the structure of an artery,
What is the major division of the...
52
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Lecture 20 - Integumental System
What are some general roles of skin,
What are skin appendages,
What is the germ layer derivate o...
27
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Lecture 21 - Back and Vertebral Column
What are the intervertebral disks...,
What are the components of the ba...,
Where is the spinal cord located
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Lecture 22 - Upper Limb 1
What gives rise to the ability to...,
What is the basic mammalian form ...,
What is interesting about upper l...
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Lecture 23 - Upper Limb 2
What are some general roles of fa...,
What are the names of the fascia ...,
What are fascia made up of
37
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Lecture 24 - Upper Limb 3 Nerves and Vessels
Are there any anastomoses of the ...,
What are the arteries in the uppe...,
How may a physician test the bloo...
47
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Lecture 25 - Lower Limb 1
What does the patella do,
What are the bones of the lower limb,
What are the features of the pelv...
74
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Lecture 27 - Lower Limb 2
What is the name for a muscle tha...,
What is a compartment syndrome,
What are the muscle compartments ...
28
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Lecture 28 - Lower Limb 3
What is the name for the back of ...,
Where do the major arteries of th...,
Where do the major arteries of th...
49
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Lecture 29 - Introduction to Drugs
What is the definition of a drug ...,
Which neurotransmitters act on th...,
What is the scientific basis of t...
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Lecture 30 - Autonomic Pharmacology
Which conditions are associated w...,
Which conditions are associated w...,
Which conditions are associated w...
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Lecture 31 - Drugs Acting Through Receptors 1
What are the elements of drug rec...,
Drugs won t work without,
What is the magic bullet concept
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Lecture 32 - Drugs Acting Through Receptors 2
What is potency,
Do drugs with different potencies...,
What is the difference between a ...
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Lecture 33 - Drugs Acting Through Receptors 3
How can partial agonists lead to ...,
Draw a concentration response cur...,
What happens to the response of a...
23
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Lecture 34 - Pharmacokinetics 1
What are the principles of pharma...,
What are the different routes of ...,
Which route of delivery gives the...
43
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Lecture 35 - Pharmacokinetics 2
What type of drug is aspirin,
Describe the function of aspirin ...,
What are the effects of aspiring ...
44
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Lecture 36 - Drugs are Poisons
Give an example of a nicotinic ag...,
Give an example of a muscarinic a...,
Give an example of a ache inhibit...
36
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Lecture 37 - Adverse Drug Effects
Why is the kidney easy to kill,
When is na transport passive,
When is na transport active
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Lecture 38 - Drug Discovery
Outline the process of drug disco...,
What factors affect the choice of...,
How is a target identified
40
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Lecture 41 - Principles of Viscera
What is the general overarching f...,
Which four processes are the visc...,
What are the two types of viscera
53
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Lecture 42 - Gastrointestinal Tract 1
What are the compartments in the ...,
What separates the thorax from th...,
What separates the abdomen from t...
54
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Lecture 44 - Gastrointestinal Tract 2
Which is the largest viscus in th...,
Where is the liver located,
What are the main functions of th...
53
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Lecture 46 - Absorption of Nutrients
Describe the nutrient makeup of a...,
What are the basic food groups,
Describe what has to happen befor...
65
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Lecture 45 - Control of Digestion
What are the major functions of t...,
How does fermentation occur in th...,
Which is the largest immune syste...
38
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Lecture 47 - Cardiovascular System 1
What is the origin of the diaphra...,
What does the pericardium attach to,
Describe the orientation of the m...
58
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Lecture 48 - Cardiovascular System 2
We re do the coronary vessels run,
Where does the heart get its blood,
How does the name of the aorta ch...
31
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Lecture 49 - Nasal Cavity, Larynx, Pharynx
Describe the cells in the nasal c...,
What are the main structures,
What things can damage the cilia ...
57
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Lecture 50 - Lower Respiratory Tract
What is the thoracic cavity divid...,
What protects the lungs,
What are the independent function...
45
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Lecture 54 - Cardiovascular Function 2
What are the main functions of th...,
What are the signals that the car...,
Which wastes does the cardiovascu...
54
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Lecture 53 - Cardiovascular Function 1
How is the cardiovascular system ...,
Why have a cardiovascular system,
How much blood does the brain rec...
60
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Lecture 55 - The Cardiac Cycle
What prevents the atria and the v...,
Compare the pressure in the two s...,
Compare the right and left ventri...
44
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Lecture 57 - Control of Respiration
What organisms do we study to lea...,
What is the main function of the ...,
What are the components of the re...
57
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Lecture 58 - Lung Volumes & Mechanics
Compare the angels of the left an...,
Where is the largest surface area...,
Describe the structure of the tra...
75
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Lecture 56 - Blood Pressure and its Regulation
What questions do we ask when we ...,
What are the factors that effect bp,
Describe the generalised tissue s...
75
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Lecture 59 - Gas Exchange and Transport
How much is 1 atm,
Describe relative gas concentrati...,
What is the difference between re...
53
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Lecture 60 - Control of Excretion
What compounds does the body excr...,
Where is sodium and water found,
Where do h come from what do we h...
36
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Lecture 62 - Structure of Kidneys
How big are the kidneys,
Where do the kidneys sit,
Describe the relationship of the ...
53
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Lecture 63 - Filtration and Clearance
What happens to gfr when the affe...,
What happens to renal blood flow ...,
What is the difference between pl...
37
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Lecture 64 - Tubular Function & Electrolyte Balance
Which tubular activity is bigger,
In which structure is resorption ...,
What is the general role of the d...
35
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Lecture 65 - Urine Concentration
What is the purpose of the loh,
Why can ace inhibitor drugs be da...,
What determines how much water le...
32
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Lecture 66 - Female Reproductive System
Describe the main structures of t...,
Where is the pelvis,
What is the pelvic diaphragm
45
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Lecture 67 - Male Reproductive System
What is the role of the pelvic di...,
What makes up the pelvic diagprag...,
What is the difference between ma...
46
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Lecture 69 - Male Reproductive Physiology
What are the two main functions o...,
What is gametogenesis,
What are the two types of gametog...
50
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Lecture 70 - Female Reproductive Physiology
What is menses,
What is the proliferative phase o...,
What is the time frame of the men...
76
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Lecture 71 - Drugs as Tools
What happens to drugs that don t ...,
Outline drug discovery,
What are issues that can arise wi...
37
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