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Unit 1 Lecture 1
What are the 3 components of the ...,
What does the heart do,
What does blood do
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Unit 1 Lecture 2 and 3
What does cardiac muscle consist of,
What are the layers of cardiac mu...,
What makes up myofibrils
47
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Unit 1 Lecture 4
What is ventricular systole,
What is ventricular diastole,
What does passive filling of the ...
27
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Unit 1 Lecture 5
What are the two divisions of the...,
What are the characteristics of t...,
What are the characteristics of t...
62
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Unit 1 Lecture 6
How does oxygen and nutrients mov...,
How does co2 and waste travel in ...,
What is the blood flow velocity i...
42
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Unit 1 Lecture 7
Define hemodynamics,
What way do fluids always flow in...,
What causes resistance to fluid flow
41
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Unit 1 Lecture 8
What 3 things controls blood pres...,
What makes up neural control,
What makes up hormonal control
36
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Unit 2 Lecture 9
What makes up the total body mass...,
What type of fluids are found in ...,
What makes up extracellular fluid...
81
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Unit 2 Lecture 10
What are platelets called,
What are platelets,
How long can thrombocyte cell fra...
38
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Unit 2 Lecture 11
What are the primary functions of...,
What are the are the 2 main types...,
What is external respiration
33
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Unit 2 Lecture 12
Define pulmonary ventilation,
What are the 2 types of respirato...,
Function of inspiratory muscles
68
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Unit 1 Lecture 13
What is daltons law,
What is total gas pressure,
What is partial pressure
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Oxyhemoblobin Dissociation Curve
What are the two ways oxygen come...,
What is the most common way that ...,
What determines the binding and r...
15
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Unit 2 Lecture 14 (continued)
How does co2 travel through the body,
What 2 things are formed in red b...,
What are the 3 modes of transport...
25
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Unit 2 Lecture 15
What type of muscles are respirat...,
What type of neurons control skel...,
What are respiratory muscles cont...
33
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Unit 3 Lecture 16
What are the functions of the lym...,
What are the primary lymphatic or...,
What are the secondary lymphatic ...
52
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Unit 3 Lecture 17
Define immunity,
What are the two types of immunit...,
What is innate immunity
38
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Unit 3 Lecture 18 and 19
What are the only conditions that...,
When a t cell can live what happens,
Define adaptive immunity
49
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Unit 3 Lecture 20
What are the two types of immunit...,
Define innate immunity,
Define adaptive immunty
53
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Unit 3 Lecture 21
Define the endocrine system,
What are the similarities between...,
What are the differences between ...
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Unit 3 Lecture 22
What two main structures in the b...,
What is the purpose of the hypoth...,
What are the parts of the pituita...
30
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Hormones
What human growth hormones are re...,
What cells in the anterior pituit...,
What hormone do somatotroph cells...
22
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Posterior pituitary hormones, thyroid and
Where are hormones synthesized in...,
What cells in the hypothalamus sy...,
Where are posterior pituitary hor...
13
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Lecture 24
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Unit 4 Lecture 25
What are the organs of the gi tract,
What is the function of the mouth,
What is the function of the phary...
62
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Unit 4 Lecture 26
What does smooth muscle control,
Where is smooth muscle present,
What nervous system controls smoo...
25
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Unit 2 Lecture 26 - Stomach anatomy
What are the 4 main parts of the ...,
What is the sphincter in the stomach,
What triggers the stomach to secr...
27
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Unit 4 Lecture 27
What is the importance of the sma...,
What are the 3 sections of the sm...,
What is the sphincter in the smal...
50
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Unit 4 Lecture 28
Label some manifold functions of ...,
Label the blood flow through the ...,
What are the cells of the liver
24
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Unit 4 Lecture 29
What are the 3 phases of digestion,
What happens during the cephalic ...,
How does the cephalic phase prepa...
15
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Unit 4 Lecture 30
Define catabolic,
Define anabolic,
What is required during exchanges...
18
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Unit 4 Lecture 31
How are lipids transported in the...,
How are lipoproteins categorized,
What are the 4 major classes of l...
36
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Unit 4 Lecture 31 pt. 2
When does the absorptive state occur,
What 2 main things are absorbed w...,
What system absorbs glucose and a...
23
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Unit 5 Lecture 32
List the organs of the urinary sy...,
Label kidney functions,
What are the kidneys 3 major phys...
34
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Unit 5 Lecture 33
Define glomerular filtration,
Define tubular reabsorption,
Define tubular secretion
54
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Unit 5 Lecture 34
Function of the renal corpuscle,
What is filtered in the renal cor...,
Compare the concentration of bloo...
57
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Unit 5 Lecture 34 Urine
What is the goal to form dilute u...,
What is one way to produce dilute...,
Why does drinking more water dilu...
19
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Unit 5 Lecture 35
Define countercurrent mechanisms,
Define countercurrent flow,
Define osmotic gradient
20
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Unit 5 Lecture 36
What of solutes and water was rea...,
What are the 2 cells found in the...,
Function of principal cells
37
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Unit 5 Lecture 37
What is the male repro system com...,
What makes up the ducts of the ma...,
What are the accessory glands of ...
46
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Unit 5 Lecture 38
Organs of the female repro,
Function of ovary,
Function of fimbriar
49
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Unit 5 Lecture 39
What controls the female repro cy...,
What are the 2 monthly cycles tha...,
Define ovarian cycle
26
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Unit 5 Lecture 40
What is the function of the placenta,
What does the placenta not protec...,
What is the 1 fetal teratogen
4
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