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Lecture 1: Skin
Integumentary,
Functions of the skin and accesor...,
Skin consists of 3 primary layers
16
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Lecture 1.5: Skin
What is the cutaneous plexus,
What is the subpapillary plexus,
What is the hypodermis
11
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Lecture 2: Skin
What is function of arrector pili...,
What is function of root hair plexus,
What are sebaceous glands
15
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Lecture 3: Skin
What are free nerve endings,
Where are tactile merkel discs lo...,
What do merkel discs detect
21
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Lecture 4: Heart anatomy
Lymphatic vascular system is a,
Name the three types of capillary,
3 pathways for drainage
14
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Lecture 5: Heart anatomy
Function of atrioventricular av v...,
Function of semilunar valves,
Features of myocardium
7
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Lecture 6: Arteries and veins
What are the three layers of bloo...,
What comprises the tunica intima,
What comprises the tunica media
10
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Lecture 7: Capillaries and lymphatics
What is the function of capillaries,
What does the function of capilla...,
Role of precapillary sphincters
15
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Lecture 8: Heart as a pump
What do av valves control,
What do aortic and pulmonary valv...,
How do we increase force of cardi...
9
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Lecture 9: the excitable heart
Where does depolarisation of the ...,
How does the impulse spread betwe...,
What is special about cardiac cel...
9
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Lecture 10: Control of heart and BP
Describe blood pressures througho...,
Which of the following statements...,
Describe blood flow in to arteries
12
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Lecture 11: Controlling Regional Blood Flows
How is cardiac output distributed...,
What is the distribution of cardi...,
Which of the following events is ...
7
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Lecture 12: Venous Blood flow
What is compliance in blood vessels,
Compliance in arteries high or low,
Compliance in veins high or low
6
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Lecture 13: functions of blood
What are the three key functions ...,
Describe the composition of plasma,
What are the formed elements of b...
11
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Lecture 14: Overview and URT
What are the four components of t...,
What are the six components of th...,
What are the three other main com...
26
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Lecture 15: LRT
What are the functions of the low...,
What and where is the larynx and ...,
What folds can be found in the la...
24
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Lecture 16: Anatomy of the Thorax and breathing
What are our body cavities lined ...,
What are the boundaries of the th...,
How does breathing work
12
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Lecture 17: The work of breathing
What are the two opposing forces ...,
What can lung stiffness be relate...,
How do the lungs over come surfac...
8
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Lecture 18: O2 and CO2 exchange
What is the equation used for how...,
How do we figure out alveolar ven...,
Which of the following statements...
10
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Lecture 19: Gas transport and respiratory control
What two forms can oxygen be tran...,
What are the functions characteri...,
What is haemoglobin s binding cur...
14
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Lecture 20: Basic structure of the GI
What is the role of the gl system,
What are the majors organs of the...,
What are the accessory organs of ...
24
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Lecture 21: Stomach and Pancreas
What is the peritoneum,
What does retroperitoneal mean,
What is the mesentery and what is...
24
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Lecture 22: The small intestine
What are the three main regions o...,
What is the role of the duodenum,
What is the main role of the jeju...
18
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Lecture 23: The large intestine and liver
What is the main role of the larg...,
What does the large intestine con...,
What can the colon be divided int...
33
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Lecture 24: Intro GI physiology
What does mechanical digestion do...,
What does chemical digestion do h...,
What are the two main types of re...
35
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Lecture 25: Secretion into GIT
What are the two pathways for mol...,
What is the difference between se...,
What is the difference between en...
52
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Lecture 26: Chemical digestion in GIT
What is the main reason for chemi...,
How many amino acids can be made ...,
Are lipids essential for humans
35
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Lecture 27: Absorption
What is absorption,
Where does bulk absorption occur,
Where does fine tuning absorption...
27
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Lecture 28: Structure of kidney
What percentage of males vs femal...,
What percentage of our body s wat...,
How does the urinary system maint...
24
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Lecture 29: The nephron
How many nephron approximately ar...,
What are the two types of nephron,
What type of nephron is more common
27
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Lecture 30: Functions of the kidney and nephron process
What are the seven major function...,
What is the endocrine function of...,
What is the main metabolic featur...
39
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Lecture 31: Glomerular function
What percentage of cardiac output...,
What are the two types of pressur...,
What are the four pressures that ...
24
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Lecture 32: Na+/water reabsorbtion, control of body water, urine
What are the three locations wher...,
How is regulated facultative wate...,
Is bulk water reabsorbtion regulated
26
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Lecture 33: Ureters, Bladder, Urethra
Describe transitional epithelium ...,
Where do ureters come from and wh...,
How is urine moved to the bladder
21
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Lecture 34: Reproductive system 1 + male repro
What bones make up the pelvis,
Is the pelvic inlet outlet open o...,
What is the false greater pelvis ...
31
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Lecture 35: Male reproduction 2
Why are the testes held on the ou...,
What are the two muscles found wi...,
Where do the two spermatic cords ...
31
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Lecture 36: Female reproduction 1
What is the functions of the fema...,
What is the perineum,
What is the female external genit...
36
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Lecture 37: Female reproduction 2
Formation of oocytes female gamet...,
Can females produce more gametes ...,
How does the population of oogoni...
39
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Lecture 38: Coitus and fertilisation/contraceptives
What is coitus,
What is intromission,
What is insemenation
33
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