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Overview of GI Physiology
What does the gi tract require in...,
Where in the alimentary tract is ...,
Where is food temporarily stored ...
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GI tract motility
What is the primary purpose of in...,
What is the primary purpose of th...,
What is the majority of chewing m...
55
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Gut Microbacteria and Immunity
What are the levels of gut defences,
What are the host defences in the...,
What are the host defenses in the...
25
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GI tract secretion
What is the gi system generally c...,
What can the signals be genearlly...,
What are the three phases the sig...
102
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GI digestion and absorption
What is digestion,
What is absorption,
What is the surface of the small ...
52
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Obligatory Reabsorption and Secretion in the Proximal Convoluted Tubule
What is the hydrostatic pressure ...,
What is the blood hydrostatic pre...,
What is the blood oncotic pressure
43
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Producing a concentrated or Dilute Urine
What feature differentiates juxta...,
What nephrons contain peritubular...,
What percent of nephrons are juxt...
27
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Control of Reabsorption and secretion in the nephron
What is the usual gfr rate,
What hormone can particularly cha...,
What substances are almost comple...
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Bicarbonate
What is the principal buffer of e...,
What is the chemical equation rel...,
How is ph calculated write out th...
46
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Long term control of BP
What are the 2 main factors which...,
What factors lead to increased ec...,
What factors lead to vasoconstric...
18
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Clinical Aspects of Acid-Base Control
What are the buffers of ph in the...,
How is standard bicarbonate calcu...,
What happens to the base excess i...
31
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Urea and Electrolytes
What does a reddish serum indicat...,
What are some physiological compe...,
What are some therapeutic compens...
31
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Oogenesis and Follicular Development
Where does fertilisation occur,
When does menarche usually occur,
What determines age at puberty
47
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Menstraul Cycle ans its jormonal control
How long is the menstraul cycle,
When does menopause occur,
What is premature ovarian failure
61
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Steroid Biosynthesis
Describe the structure of cholest...,
Where is cholesterol found,
What happens to cholesterol in wa...
13
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Coitus, fertilisation and pre-implantation
What are the 4 phases in the huma...,
What is the parasympathetic syste...,
What is the sympathetic system pr...
39
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Placentation and implantation
What are the 3 phases of linking ...,
What is the embryonic portion of ...,
What is the chorion
38
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Spermatogenesis and Spermiogenesis
What are found in between the sem...,
What are the 2 major compartments...,
Why are the seminiferous tubules ...
49
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Production of seminal fluid
What is the structure of the tail...,
What is thought to be the overall...,
How many sperms cells are release...
42
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Effect of Pregnancy on Maternal Physiology
How much weight do mothers gain o...,
How can pregnancy cause varicose ...,
Why do pregnant women often need ...
52
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Uterine Motility
What are the layers of the uterus...,
What layer of the uterus is a sin...,
What does the endometrium become ...
40
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Parturition
What is the lengh of pregnancy on...,
What is the date called that some...,
What is considered a term pregnancy
29
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Puberty and lactation
What is the first stage of puberty,
What is gonadarche,
What are examples of gonadotrophins
54
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Early mother/child interaction
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