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Lecture 1- Cellular Basis of Physiology
What is catalysis,
What is reaction coupling,
Atp hydorlysis is an example of w...
14
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Lecture 2-3- Embryology Basics
Which type of pathology examines ...,
Which type of pathology examines ...,
Which type of pathology will have...
56
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Lecture 4-5 Nervous System
Where are ganglia found,
Four types of neuroglia,
Most common neuroglial cell in gr...
30
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Lecture 6-7- Neuron and Synapse
Which part of the cns regulated t...,
Afferent is which system,
Efferent is which system
40
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Lecture 8- Cerebrospinal Fluid and the Blood Brain Barrier
Which ventricle is located around...,
Which ventricle is located betwee...,
Where is csf produced
12
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Lecture 9- Reflex
Components of a reflex arc,
Which reflexes are part of reflex...,
Which nerves does the patellar re...
8
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Lecture 10- Motor Pathways
Ivdd is caused by,
The cell bodies of upper motor ne...,
The cell body of lower motor neur...
12
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Lecture 11- Control of Movement
Can the spinal cord control gait,
Four umn systems,
What is the reticulospinal system...
7
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Lecture 12- Vestibular System
Two parts of the vestibular system,
What does the cochlea do,
What is the utricle saccule respo...
13
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Lecture 13- Cerebellum
Layers of the cerebellum,
What type of fibers innervate the...,
What type of fibers innervate the...
11
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Lecture 14- Autonomic Nervous System I
Is the autonomic nervous system u...,
What is the opposite of the auton...,
Is the autonomic nervous system s...
28
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Lecture 15- Autonomic Nervous System II
Does the sns or pns control pupil...,
Sa and av node have stretch recep...,
Decrease in bp cause stimulation ...
21
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Lecture 16- Connective Tissue and Muscle
A tissue type of cells embedded i...,
What type of cells make the extra...,
What are the two parts of the ecm
34
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Lecture 17-18- Muscle Physiology
The outer layer of the sarcolemma...,
Is actin or myosin the thin filament,
A band
40
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Lecture 19-20- Circulatory System
Three layers of blood vessels,
What composes the tunica intima,
What separates the tunica intima ...
31
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Lecture 21-22- Supportive Tissue
Components of cartilage,
Different kinds of cartilage growth,
Types of cartilage
64
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Lecture 23- Cardio Phys Intro
What does hemodynamics mean,
What is the function of the cardi...,
What does blood convey
37
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Lecture 24- Cardiovascular Electrophysiology
Why are cardiomyocytes excitable,
What ions are most important for ...,
What is the equation for conductance
36
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Lecture 25- Electrophysiology Pt.2
Which ion is responsible for the ...,
What ion is responsible for the p...,
What ion channel is responsible f...
29
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Lecture 26- The Cardiac Pump
What encloses the myofibrils that...,
What cytoskeletal protein attache...,
What is the role of troponin i
25
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Lecture 27- Cardiac Output
On what is co dependent,
Is contractility load dependent,
What changes contractility
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Lecture 28- Arterial Blood Pressure
What pressure is recorded as bloo...,
Cardiac output x systemic vascula...,
Which valves are open during systole
28
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Lecture 29- Microcirculation
What is bulk flow,
What is microcircualtion,
How are large proteins exchanged ...
12
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Lecture 30- Epithelium
What type of junctions connects e...,
What is the name of epithelium ar...,
What is the name of epithelium ar...
18
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Lecture 31- Glands
What types of glands secrete into...,
What type of glands secrete into ...,
What type of glands can be straig...
14
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Lecture 32- Oral Cavity
The oral mucosa can be divided in...,
Inflammation of the palatine arches,
What muscle within the lip allows...
10
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Lecture 33-35- Tubular Gastrointestinal Tract
Layers of the gi tract,
What lines the gi mucosa,
What are the layers of the mucosa...
33
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Lecture 36-37- Regulation of GI Function
What is the name of the section o...,
What are the two types of neurons...,
What stimulates the stomach to se...
26
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Lecture 37-38- Blood Flow and Motility
What feature of gi cell walls all...,
What are slow waves,
What are the pacemaker cells for ...
12
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Lecture 38-39- GI Secretions
Primary mediator of hcl production,
What is acetylcholine s role in d...,
What enteric cells produce histamine
17
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Lecture 40- Nonfermentative Digestion and Absorption
What are the circular constrictio...,
Microvilli prjections form th,
What connects the apical part of ...
21
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Lecture 41-42- Fermentative Digestion
What plant component is indigesti...,
What are the main fermantative en...,
What is ammonia converted into in...
14
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Lecture 43-44- Metabolism
What is the storage form of glucose,
What three things can happen to c...,
What will build up in times of lo...
41
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Lecture 45- Accessory GI
What is the blood filled area bet...,
What is the hepatocyte arrangement,
Layer of connective tissue surrou...
21
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Lecture 46- Liver Physiology
What percent of blood supply to t...,
What is on the outside of the liv...,
Does bile from away from or towar...
18
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