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Lecture 2 -Intro to neurophysiology
What is the importance of the ner...,
In addition to homeostasis what i...,
What does the central nervous sys...
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Lecture 3- Electrophysiology of the cell membrane
Do non excitable cells have a res...,
What is a chemical gradient,
What is an electrical gradient
23
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Lecture 4- Actions potentials
What is an absolute refractory pe...,
What is a relative refractory period,
What two things does the conducta...
21
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Lecture 5- Synaptic Transmission
Can a cell be both presynaptic an...,
How is an electrical synapse diff...,
What are the three types of chemi...
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Lecture 6- Neurotransmitters and Receptors
What are the three types of neuro...,
What type of neurotransmitter is ...,
How does nitric oxide word as a n...
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Lecture 7- Cell Communication 1
What are the 5 types of cell comm...,
Paracrine autocrine and endocrine...,
What are the four possible outcom...
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Lecture 8- Intracellular Receptors 2
What two hormones use intracellul...,
Describe the general process that...,
What is the main function of ster...
22
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Lecture 9- Skeletal Muscle Neurophysiology 1
What is skeletal muscle specializ...,
Skeletal muscle has what construc...,
Order these words from the bigges...
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Lecture 10- Skeletal Muscle Neurophysiology 2
What is the structure of a nicoti...,
How are the,
How is the pore opened and what f...
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Lecture 11- Excitation-Contraction Coupling
What is the sarcolemma,
What is the myofibril,
What is the sarcoplasmic reticulum
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Lecture 12- Skeletal Muscle Plasticity
What does the term plasticity ref...,
List the 3 key differences betwee...,
How does the type of myosin expre...
25
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Lecture 13- The Somatosensory System
What is the somatosensory system,
What are the three types of senso...,
What does the
28
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Lecture 14- Pain
What is pain,
What are the three types of pain ...,
What receptors are the pain recep...
26
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Lecture 15- Control of Movement
What are the four basic neural sy...,
Where do motor neurons have their...,
What do motor neurons form
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Lecture 16- Behaviour, Language and Learning
What is behaviour,
What systems are largely in contr...,
What is the role of prefrontal co...
23
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Lecture 17- Autonomic Nervous System
What does the autonomic nervous s...,
What types of neurons is the auto...,
What are the broad subdivisions o...
25
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Lecture 18- Higher Brain Functions
What do we typically define as co...,
What is altered consciousness wha...,
What are the two types of unconsc...
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Lecture 19- Vision 1
Why are the special senses special,
What are four features of vision,
Where is sensation of vision located
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Lecture 20- Vision 2
What are the different layers of ...,
What structure largely makes up t...,
What colour is the back of the re...
40
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Lecture 21 + 22- Hearing
Use the example of a tuning fork ...,
What are two important features o...,
What range of soundwave frequenci...
32
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Lecture 23- Vestibular System
What does the vestibular system do,
What is the difference between an...,
What part of the ear is the vesti...
24
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Lecture 24- Taste
What two senses are known as the ...,
What cells are responsible for de...,
What are the bumps on the tongue ...
29
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Lecture 25- Smell
What is the plate at the top of t...,
What is contained within the crib...,
What form do the cells in the cri...
17
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Lecture 26- Hypothalamus + Pituitary gland
What is endocrinology,
What are hormones,
Do concentrations of hormones nee...
28
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Lecture 27- Stress and the Adrenal Glands
What is the basic hormone path fo...,
Where is the adrenal gland how ma...,
What are the two layers of the ad...
27
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Lecture 28- Glucose Metabolism, Energy Balance and Obesity
What are four ways in which we ex...,
How much energy to we consume in ...,
What are the consequences of too ...
28
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Lecture 29- Glucose Metabolism, Energy Balance and Obesity 2
Describe the brain pituitary thyr...,
Which of the thyroid forms t3 or ...,
What is the intracellular effect ...
24
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Lecture 30- Hypothalamic Regulation of Reproductive Function
What is the basic hypothalamus pi...,
What two processes do lh and fsh ...,
What hormones are produced in the...
31
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