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Chapter 1 - Guyton
Primary constituents of intracell...,
All of the blood in circulation p...,
How does the baroreceptor system ...
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Chapter 2 - Guyton
Water composes how much of the cell,
What is the main structural diffe...,
What is the significance of carbo...
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Chapter 3 - Guyton
Basic building blocks of dna,
Overview of transcription,
Messenger rna
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Unit 1 Review
The term glycocalyx refers to a t...,
Messenger rna mrna a carries the ...,
Which of the following statements...
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Unit 2 Review
Which of the following best descr...,
What is the calculated osmolarity...,
What is the equilibium potential ...
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Chapter 3 (Bioenergetics) - Powers
This fluid portion of the cell co...,
Endergonic reactions,
Exergonic reactions
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Chapter 4 - Guyton
Higher concentration in extracell...,
Higher concentration in intracell...,
Protein components of the lipid b...
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Chapter 5 - Guyton
Membrane potentials are caused by...,
Define diffusion potential,
Normal potential difference requi...
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Chapter 6 - Guyton
General skeletal muscle fiber cha...,
The membrane of a skeletal muscle...,
General characteristics of myofib...
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Chapter 7 - Guyton
Muscle fibers are innervated by n...,
Smaller folds at the muscle membr...,
These insulate the motor end plat...
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Chapter 8 - Guyton
General characteristics of smooth...,
Smooth muscle in each organ is di...,
Explain multi unit smooth muscle
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Chapter 9 - Guyton
The ventricles then supply the ma...,
Three major types of cardiac muscle,
Cell membranes that separate indi...
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Chapter 10 - Guyton
Pathway of heartbeat,
Where is the sa node located,
Which channels cause the action p...
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Chapter 11 - Guyton
P wave,
Pr interval,
Qrs complex
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Chapter 12 - Guyton
Mean qrs vector,
Axis for each standard bipolar le...,
Normal t wave
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Chapter 13 - Guyton
Tachycardia,
Bradycardia,
What is carotid sinus syndrome
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Chapter 14 - Guyton
Blood flows at a rate of,
Transports blood to tissue under ...,
Control site for blood flow and m...
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Chapter 15 - Guyton
Equation for vascular distensibility,
Why are veins more distensible th...,
Equation for vascular compliance
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Chapter 16 - Guyton
It is believed that most water so...,
Special types of pores in the cap...,
Vasomotion
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Chapter 17 - Guyton
Factors affecting tissue needs,
Which tissue receives the most bl...,
Decreases in oxygen availability ...
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Chapter 18 - Guyton
The nervous system controls the c...,
The most important part of the au...,
The ______________ nervous system...
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Chapter 19 - Guyton
Pressure diuresis,
Pressure natriuresis,
The two primary determinants of t...
24
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Chapter 20 - Guyton
Define cardiac output,
Define venous return,
Factors that directly affect card...
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Chapter 21 - Guyton
What happens in terms of blood fl...,
During exercise what occurs to in...,
As a means of local regulation ho...
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Chapter 22 - Guyton
Define heart failure,
What two main effects occur immed...,
What occurs after acute cardiac f...
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Chapter 23 - Guyton
First heart sound,
Second heart sound,
What causes the heart sounds
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Chapter 24 - Guyton
What are two factors that can red...,
How can circulatory shock occur w...,
Three major stages of shock
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Chapter 26 - Guyton (2nd EXAM)
Functions of the kidneys,
In people with severe kidney dise...,
How do the kidneys contribute to ...
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Chapter 27 - Guyton
Pathway of glomerular filtrate,
Which substances are almost entir...,
What two processes must occur in ...
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Chapter 28 - Guyton
Explain the adh thirst osmorecept...,
How is dilute urine formed,
How is concentrated urine formed
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Chapter 32 - Guyton
Pluripotent stem cells develop in...,
Lymphoid stem cells develop into ...,
Myeloid stem cells develop into
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Chapter 37 - Guyton
Define pulmonary ventilation,
What is primarily responsible for...,
Muscles that help raise the ribca...
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Chapter 38 - Guyton
What is the significance of the l...,
Why would the flow into the left ...,
Lymph from the lungs primarily dr...
12
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Chapter 39 - Guyton
The pressure is directly proporti...,
How is the alveolar air compositi...,
What two factors control oxygen c...
12
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Chapter 40 - Guyton
The transport of oxygen and carbo...,
How can blood still be oxygenated...,
If cell metabolism of oxygen incr...
20
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Chapter 41 - Guyton
Respiratory center in the medulla...,
Important nucleus associated with...,
Increased signal from the pneumot...
15
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Chapter 42 - Guyton
Methods to assess pulmonary perfo...,
Maximum expiratory flow,
Forced expiratory vital capacity fvc
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Chapter 43 - Guyton
Decrease in _________ _________ i...,
Sea level pco2 __ mm hg,
Acute effects of hypoxia
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Chapter 45 - Guyton
How many neurons are found in the...,
Information from the somatic port...,
What are the motor functions of t...
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Chapter 46 - Guyton
Mechanoreceptors,
Thermoreceptors,
Nociceptors
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Chapter 47 - Guyton
Mechanoreceptive somatic senses,
Thermoreceptive senses,
Three physiologic types of somati...
43
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Chapter 48 - Guyton
Explain the difference between fa...,
The pain receptors in the skin an...,
Where are the free nerve ending p...
41
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Chapter 60 - Guyton
Portion of the nervous system tha...,
Organization of the autonomic ner...,
Location of sympathetic ganglia v...
20
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Chapter 62 - Guyton
Layers of intestinal wall from ou...,
Syncytium,
Most gi contractions occur rhythm...
23
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Chapter 63 - Guyton
Two reasons why mastication is es...,
Three stages of swallowing,
What is the chewing reflex
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Chapter 64 - Guyton
Glands of the gi tract,
What is the primary stimulus of s...,
Parasympathetic stimulation of th...
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Chapter 65 - Guyton
The chemistry of digestion is sim...,
Major carbohydrates in the diet,
Ptyalin
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Chapter 66 - Guyton
Damage to which cranial nerves ca...,
Achalasia,
These two substances are unique i...
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Chapter 74 - Guyton
Endocrine communication,
Neuroendocrine communication,
Paracrine communication
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