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Topic 1: Intro to Physiology
What is physiology,
What is homeostasis,
Cells can only survive within a n...
28
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Topic 2: Cell Physiology 1 - The Cell Membrane
What are the 3 structures found w...,
What is the phospholipid bilayer,
What is the function of the phosp...
25
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Topic 2: Cell Physiology 1 - Membrane Transport (Passive)
What is membrane transport,
What is a solute,
What is a solvent
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Topic 2: Cell Physiology 1 - Membrane Transport (Passive) Continued
What is osmotic pressure,
What is s2 has a high solute conc...,
What is the rule of osmotic press...
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Topic 2: Cell Physiology 1 - Membrane Transport (Active)
What do active processes require,
What is active transport,
What are the types of active proc...
18
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Topic 3: Nervous System 1 - Neurons + Electrical Properties of Cells
What does it mean by neurons are ...,
What occurs when neurons are stim...,
What causes electrical properties...
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Topic 3: Nervous System 1 - Neuronal Physiology
What is resting membrane potentia...,
What does rmp equal,
What are the 3 factors that estab...
23
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Topic 3: Nervous System 1 - Neuronal Physiology: AP
What is an action potential,
Where are action potentials trigg...,
Action potential graph and explan...
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Topic 3: Nervous System 1 - Neuronal Physiology: AP Propagation
What is ap propagation,
What occurs in ap propagation 3 s...,
Where does an ap propagate to
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Topic 3: Nervous System 1 - Neuronal Physiology: Synaptic Transmission at Neuronal Junction + Neuromuscular Junction
What does the ns depend on,
What is synaptic transmission,
What are the steps to synaptic tr...
15
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Topic 4: Nervous System 2: Sensory Input - Afferent NS
What is the function of the affer...,
How are stimuli detected,
What are 2 types of receptors
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Topic 4: Nervous System 2: Sensory Input - Special Senses
What happens to your eyes when li...,
Pathway in which light enters the...,
Pathway in hearing
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Topic 5: Nervous System 3 - Integration and Control - Spinal Cord
What does the sensory afferent di...,
What does the brain and spinal co...,
Which is responsible for reflexes...
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Topic 5: Nervous System 3 - Integration and Control - Brain
What are the 3 areas of the brain,
What is the function of the cereb...,
Why is the cerebrum important in ...
13
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Topic 5: Nervous System 3 - Integration and Control - Brain (Hypothalamus)
What does the hypothalamus regulate,
What is the limbic system compose...,
What does the emotional brain reg...
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Topic 6: Nervous System 6 - Motor Output - ANS
What are the two divisions of the...,
What is the general pathway of th...,
What are ans neurons distinguishe...
16
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Topic 6: Nervous System 6 - Motor Output - SNS Intro
Somatic nervous system pathway,
What are the three types of movem...,
What are the 2 reflexes in sns
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Topic 6: Nervous System 6 - Motor Output - SNS Levels of motor control
Levels of motor control diagram,
What occurs in level one planning 3,
What questions should you ask for...
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Topic 6: Nervous System 6 - Motor Output - Clinical applications of SNS
What occurs in destruction of upp...,
What occurs in spastic paralysis,
What are exaggerated reflexes
16
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Topic 7: Endocrine System - Types of Hormones
What does the endocrine system re...,
What generally occurs in the endo...,
Where are receptors proteins found 2
12
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Topic 7: Endocrine System - Regulation of Hormone Secretion into Blood
Stimuli acting on an endocrine gl...,
What is the stimulus in for a hum...,
How is increased blood glucose an...
8
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Topic 7: Endocrine System - Stress
What is stress,
What does stress trigger,
How is stressed co ordinated
22
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Topic 7: Endocrine System: Reproductive Hormones
After puberty diagram,
What is the function of testoster...,
After puberty diagram for females
8
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Topic 7: Endocrine System: Ovarian/Uterine Cycle
What occurs in days 1 14,
What occurs in the follicular pre...,
What occurs in the mestrual phase
11
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Topic 7: Endocrine System: Contraceptives
How do oral contraceptives work 3,
How do implants work,
How does the morning after pill w...
9
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Topic 8: Cell Physiology 2 - Basic Cell Processes
What are cells,
What is metabolism,
What is anabolism
18
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Topic 8: Cell Physiology 2 - Cellular Respiration
How can we produce atp using gluc...,
What is the reaction to produce a...,
After making atp what are the ste...
7
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Topic 9: Skeletal System - Bone Ossification
What is the function of the skele...,
What are the two types of bone os...,
What does the skeleton of an embr...
10
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Topic 9: Skeletal System - Bone Growth (postnatal)
What is bone growth in length,
How does bone grow in length 2,
What is bone growth in diameter c...
20
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Topic 10: Skeletal Muscle Physiology - Muscle Contraction
Why are muscles excitable,
Why are muscles contractile,
Why are muscles extensible
14
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Topic 10: Skeletal Muscle Physiology - Molecular Basis of Skeletal Muscle Contraction
What are the characteristics in a...,
Myosin head activation diagram,
What happens once actin binding s...
12
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Topic 10: Skeletal Muscle Physiology - Muscle Fiber Relaxation and Applications
What are the steps to muscle fibe...,
Ach broken down by ache on motor ...,
Why is atp necessary in muscle fi...
13
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Topic 10: Skeletal Muscle Physiology - Muscle Tension
What is muscle tension,
What is muscle tension determined by,
In a muscle fiber what is muscle ...
11
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Topic 10: Skeletal Muscle Physiology - Muscle Tension - Fiber Length
Which fiber length is optimum,
Why is resting fiber length optim...,
What happens if you decrease tens...
15
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Topic 10: Skeletal Muscle Physiology - Whole Muscle Contraction
What are the 2 types of whole mus...,
What occurs in isotonic muscle co...,
Give an example of isotonic contr...
12
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Topic 10: Skeletal Muscle Physiology - Muscle Fatigue and EPOC
What are the two types of muscle ...,
What is physiological fatigue 2,
What occurs in physiological fati...
12
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Physiology
What are the 2 parts of the cardi...,
What is the heart 2,
What type of cells is the conduct...
16
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - APs of SA and AV nodes + Myocardium
What type of cells are is the sa ...,
What is the threshold of these aps,
What are the 4 phases of pacemake...
20
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Cycle - Electrical Activity
What are the 3 components to the ...,
What is electrical activity 2,
How is the potential difference o...
12
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Cycle - Mechanical Activity + blood flow through heart
What are 2 main events of mechani...,
What is systole,
What is diastole
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Output
What is cardiac output,
Cardiac output formula,
Stroke volume sv
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Output - Control - Extrinsic
How is cardiac output controlled 2,
How is heart rate controlled 2,
How is hr modified
15
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Output - Control - SV
What is stroke volume controlled by,
How is sv controlled intrinsically 2,
What occurs in intrinsic control ...
17
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Blood Circulation
What is blood flow,
What is blood flow in a vessel de...,
What is the formula for blood flow
14
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Blood Circulation - Control
What are the factors that control...,
What does intrinsic regulation of...,
What occurs in myogenic regulation
14
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Blood Pressure
What is blood pressure,
Why does blood pressure occur in ...,
What is systolic pressure
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Capillary Exchange
What is capillary exchange between,
What three methods allow solutes ...,
What is the role of diffusion in ...
18
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Circulatory Shock
Why does circulatory shock occur 2,
What are two types of shock,
What is hypovolemic shock
16
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Blood - RBC
What are the components of the blood,
What are the components of plasma,
What is the role of water in plasma
17
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Blood - WBC + Platelets
What are the 2 types of wbc,
What are the 3 types of granulocytes,
What is the function of neutrophi...
13
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Topic 11: Cardiovascular System - Hemostasis
What is hemostasis,
What 3 steps does hemostasis involve,
What occurs in vascular spasm 2
17
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Topic 12: Immune System - Types of Immunity - Innate (non-specific)
What is non specific innate immunity,
What are the three barriers in no...,
What are examples of physical bar...
13
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Topic 12: Immune System - Types of Immunity - Specific Resistance
What is specific resistance immunity,
What is an antigen ag 3,
What is an antibodie ab 2
14
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Topic 13: Respiratory System - Overview + Pulmonary Ventilation
What are the 3 processes involved...,
What is the flow of air from the ...,
Why does pulmonary ventilation occur
15
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Topic 13: Respiratory System - Pulmonary Ventilation Continued
What is the stretch in lungs dete...,
What is compliance 2,
What is recoil
15
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Topic 13: Respiratory System - Pulmonary Ventilation - Volumes
What is respiratory volume measur...,
1 respiration is equal to how man...,
What is tidal volume tv 2
17
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Topic 13: Respiratory System - External + Internal Respiration and Oxygen Transport
What occurs in external respirati...,
What is external respiration aide...,
What occurs in internal respirati...
17
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Topic 13: Respiratory System - CO2 Transport
Which 3 ways is co2 carried,
What 2 ways is co2 dissolved in p...,
What are the pressures in the lun...
12
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Topic 13: Respiratory System - Control of Respiration
What is the function of the respi...,
What are the 2 groups of neurons ...,
Wha
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Topic 13: Respiratory System - Clinical Applications
What occurs in hyperventilation 4,
What occurs in hypoventilation 2,
What is co caused by
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