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Lab 1: Histology
What are the four primary tissues...,
What are the three functions of e...,
What are the four functions of co...
188
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Lab 2: Blood and the Immune System
What is blood what is the fluid m...,
What is the composition of plasma,
What are erythrocytes involved in
83
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Lab 3: Heart Dissection, Recording and Interpreting ECG
How many sides and chambers does ...,
What is the ventral surface of th...,
Explain the name of the auricular...
104
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Lab 4: Renal Function
What is the major function of the...,
What is urea produced from,
Where is urea carried
44
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Set 1
What is physiology,
What are the six levels of organi...,
What are emergent properties
198
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Histology Slides
72
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Set 2
Why study proteins,
Why do we always work at the rna ...,
Who is behind the identification ...
114
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Case Studies
What symptoms are present in cyst...,
What is cf characterized by,
What are the secretory consequenc...
93
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Set 3 (Part I)
What are electrical signals,
What are chemical signals,
What are the four basic methods o...
159
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Set 3 (Part II)
What do some cells use as a secon...,
How does oxytocin trigger myometr...,
Describe the phospholipase c pathway
107
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Set 4 (Part I)
What are the components of the ne...,
What is the overall function of t...,
What are the structures of the ce...
114
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Set 4 (Part II)
How do we achieve resting membran...,
What is repolarization,
What causes a brief period of hyp...
116
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Set 5 (Part I)
How is skeletal muscle attached t...,
Differentiate flexor and extensor...,
What are antagonistic muscle groups
133
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Set 5 (Part II)
Differentiate arteries and veins,
What ensures that blood flows in ...,
What is the septum
125
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Set 6 (Part I)
What is the function of blood ves...,
Why do we need blood,
What is an angioplasty
148
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Set 6 (Part II)
What are the three basic function...,
What is the voluntary control cen...,
What signals does the pons receiv...
154
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Set 7 (Part I)
What detects a decrease in blood ...,
How does a decrease in blood pres...,
How does a decrease in blood pres...
128
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Set 7 (Part II)
What is the countercurrent of exc...,
What does the countercurrent of e...,
What kind of urine does adh create
93
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Set 8
What are the three types of compo...,
What are the primary functions of...,
What are the three types of immun...
121
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Set 9
What are four basic processes of ...,
What is the primary function of t...,
What is the pathway through which...
109
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Set 10
What kind of tissue is bone,
What are the characteristics of t...,
What allows bone to serve protect...
104
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Set 11 (Part I)
Why should we care about reproduc...,
How has the number of chemicals r...,
How are we exposed to chemicals
134
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Set 11 (Part II)
How many sperm cells does each pr...,
How many eggs do each primary ooc...,
The gametes in a newborn male are...
38
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Histology
Vagina,
Gastric gland,
Bladder and ureters
34
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