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Exam 1:Quiz 1 and 2: Lecture 1-20
What is the interstitial fluid vo...,
Which substance is a major anion ...,
Which transporter indirectly uses...
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Exam 2 material
Which type of nephron has glomeru...,
Which special blood vessels surro...,
Within which body fluid compartme...
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Lecture 1: Body Fluid Compartments and Transport Across Cell Membranes
How much total body water does a ...,
What are the two major fluid comp...,
What is the percent volume of icf
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Lecture 2: Osmosis, Tonicity, and Pressure
Flow of water across what type of...,
Concentration difference of solut...,
Does osmosis occur because of pre...
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Lecture 3: Equilibrium, Resting Membrane, and Action Potentials
What is the potential difference ...,
How is rmp established,
Defined as the potential differen...
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Exam 1: Lecture 4: Synaptic and Neuromuscular Transmission
What are neuron structural types ...,
Define multicellular neuron struc...,
What cell type is below
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Exam 1: Lecture 5: Nervous System Basics
What is the extracellular fluid c...,
What is the extracellular fluid c...,
What is the extracellular fluid c...
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Clicker Questions
What lon is primarily responsible...,
What lon is primarily responsible...,
What is a greater than normal sti...
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Exam 1: Lecture 6: Skeletal Muscle Physiology 1
What is known as neurons that inn...,
What is known as a single motorne...,
Are small or large motor units us...
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Exam 1: Lecture 7: Skeletal Muscle Physiology 2
T f skeletal muscle only contain ...,
What type of muscle fiber very fa...,
What type of muscle fiber small d...
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Exam1: Lecture 8 and 9: The Autonomic nervous system
Is the autonomic nervous system i...,
Ans carrier all the neuronal outp...,
What are some systems that the an...
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Exam 1: Lecture 10: Cardiac and Smooth Muscle Physiology
What type of muscles are striated...,
What muscle is defined as a rthym...,
Defined electrical syncytium of c...
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Exam 1: Lecture 11: Integumentary system
What is the largest organ in the ...,
Which organ in the body protects ...,
Which compartment of the skin is ...
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Exam 1: Lecture 12: Blood and other body fluids
What is the function of the blood,
How much plasma makes up blood,
How much buffy coat leukocytes an...
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Exam 1: Supplemental Lecture: Organization of the nervous system
What part of the neuron is respon...,
What part of the neuron contains ...,
What part of the neuron is respon...
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Exam 1: Quiz 1
What is the ecf volume of a 150 k...,
Which substance is a major anion ...,
Which transporter directly uses e...
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Exam 2: Lecture 13: Circulatory of the Cardiovascular System
Define in vitro,
Why is in vitro good to use,
Define in vivo
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Exam 2: Lecture 14: Hemodynamics 1
What is the largest artery of the...,
What is the function of the arteries,
What is the composition of arteries
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Exam 2: Lecture 15: Hemodynamics 2
What describes the blood flow in ...,
Where is the velocity of blood fl...,
What is the velocity of flow towa...
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Exam 2: Lecture 16: Cardiac Electrophysiology 1
What two types of muscle cells ma...,
What type of cells constitute the...,
What cells constitute the tissues...
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Exam 2: Lecture 17
Whare the effects of the autonomi...,
Does or chronotropic effects incr...,
Does the sns or pns work on chron...
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Exam 2: Lecture 18
What is defined in cardiac muscle...,
Where is the cardiac ap initiated...,
What is defined as the inwards cu...
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Exam 2: Lecture 19 and 20 (I screwed this up)
What type of inotropic effect is ...,
What type of inotropic effect is ...,
Why type of inotropic effect is d...
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Exam 2: Lecture 21
What are in the carotid artery ao...,
Is the baroreceptor system slow o...,
What is located in the walls of t...
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Exam 2: Lecture 22
What refers to the functions of t...,
What type of capillaries are the ...,
What type of capillaries have end...
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Exam 2: Lecture 23
What is the aortic arch and carot...,
What is the atrial stretch recept...,
Decreases pao2 less than 50 mmhg ...
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Exam 2: Quiz
Which vascular bed has the highes...,
Which tissue receives the greates...,
In which vessels does control of ...
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Exam 3: Clicker questions
In healthy individuals how much g...,
In what area of the proximal conv...,
If k moves into cells what is thi...
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Exam 3: Lecture 27: Renal anatomy and glomerular structure
What are the three hormones that ...,
What is the result of either havi...,
What is this a result from uremia...
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Exam 3: Lecture 28: Body fluids and clearence concepts
What is the averge amount of tota...,
What is the percent of icf,
What is the percent of ecf
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Exam 3: Lecture 29: Renal Blood Flow, etc.
About how much of overall cardiac...,
If the overall renal blood flow i...,
What is the major mechanism for c...
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Exam 3: Lecture 30: Glomerular Filtration
What is the goal of glomerular fi...,
Where does glomerular filtration ...,
What is the initial step for gfr
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Exam 3: Lecture 31
Why do we measure gfr,
A substance used to measure gfr h...,
What is the ideal marker for gfr
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Exam 3: Lecture 32
Calculate the rpf for a 20 kg dog...,
T f glomerular filtration does no...,
Water na cl hco3 glucose aa urea ...
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Exam 2: Lecture 33
What is the most important functi...,
Which compartment icf ecf does so...,
If the daily na balance is positi...
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Exam 3: Lecture 34
What type of cells rely on a pota...,
Which area of fluid contains the ...,
Distribution of k across cell mem...
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Exam 3: Lecture 35
Which hormone influences the kidn...,
Phosphate is the most dense where...,
T f majority of plasma phosphate ...
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Exam 3: Lecture 36
What is osmoregulation,
What is the normal range for osmo...,
In the body s response to water d...
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Exam 3: Lecture 37
In which segments of the nephron ...,
How much urea is reabsorbed in th...,
Which segment is urea secreted in...
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Exam 3: Lecture 38
What is the important buffer in u...,
What is produced from protein and...,
How is h excreted from protein an...
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Exam 3: Lecture 39: Respiratory System Structure
Questions,
What is the function of the diaph...,
Which muscles assist in breathing
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Exam 3: Lecture 40: Lung volumes and capacities
What are normal breath sounds,
What are abnormal breath sounds,
What is tidal volume
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Exam 3: Lecture 41: Mechanise Of Breathing
What is the most important muscle...,
Is expiration passive or active,
What is compliance of the lungs d...
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Respiratory Practice Quiz
Which structure is found in the r...,
If small particles are able to en...,
T f the respitatory bronchioles a...
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Respiratory graded quiz
As alveolar ventilation increases...,
Alveoli do not contain cilia to h...,
A 6 kg cat has a tidal volume of ...
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Renal graded quiz
Which characteristics apply to ju...,
Which blood vessels branch from t...,
Within which body fluid compartme...
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Renal practice quiz
The nephron consists of a glomeru...,
The glomerular capillary network ...,
A brush border exists on the cell...
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Exam 4 IClicker Questions
What layer of the git wall contai...,
Which form of gastrin is secreted...,
Which candidate hormone is secret...
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Exam 4: Lecture 49: Acid-base
Are acids of bases h donors,
Are acids of bases h acceptors,
Do acids of bases give up an oh g...
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Exam 4: Lecture 50: Acid-base disorders
Is a chemical or physiological bu...,
Is a chemical or physiological bu...,
What type of buffer system is thi...
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Exam 4: Lecture 51: Acid-base interpretation
In acid base balance what is the ...,
What is the normal range for ph i...,
What condition comes from a ph le...
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Exam 4: Lecture 52: Structure and Innervation of Gastrointestinal tract
The functions below are for _____...,
General activities to accomplish ...,
Good nutrition and properly funct...
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Exam 4: Lecture 53: Gastrointestinal Regulatory Substances
What organ does the following des...,
What regulates the functions of t...,
Functions of the gi tract
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Exam 4: Lecture 54: Gastrointestinal Moltility
Define motility,
Refers to the contractions and re...,
Contractile tissue of the git is ...
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Exam 4: Lecture 55: Salivary and Gastric secretions
Functions of the saliva,
Dogs on dry food produce mosty __...,
Dogs on meat diets produce more _...
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Exam 4: Lecture 56: Gastric, pancreatic and Bile secretion
Vagus nerve releases ach on parie...,
Vagus nerve releases gastrin rele...,
Gastrin from g cells goes into th...
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Exam 4: Lecture 49- AI Questions
What is the normal physiological ...,
What is an acid in terms of h,
What is a base in terms of h
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Exam 4: Lecture 50: AI Questions
What does the h h equation calculate,
What is the normal bicarbonate ratio,
What does hco3 stand for
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Exam 4: Lecture 51: AI Questions
What ph indicates acidosis,
What ph indicates alkalosis,
What is paco2 threshold for acidosis
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Exam 4: Lecture 52: AI Questions
What is the main function of the git,
What are the four main activities...,
What are the sections of the git ...
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Exam 4: ALL kinds of review questions (Graded quiz and Practice Quiz)
Which system is classified as a c...,
Which volatile acid presents a da...,
What happens to plasma bicarbonat...
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Exam 5 IClicker Questions
What is the release point for hor...,
What hormone stimulates gh secretion,
What inhibitor is lost in ppid ho...
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Exam 5: Lecture 63: Hormones Synthesis: AI Questions
Which of the following best descr...,
Which hormone type is synthesized...,
Peptide hormones are initially sy...
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Exam 5: Lecture 64: Mechanism of hormones action and second messengers: AI Questions
Which of the following determines...,
The hormone dose response curve i...,
Which of the following is an exam...
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Exam 5: Lecture 65: Hypothalamic Pituitary relationships: AI Questions
Which hormone is primarily respon...,
The portal blood supply to the an...,
What is the primary function of t...
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Exam 5: Lecture 66: Pituitary Hormones: AI Questions
Which of the following factors is...,
In the case of pituitary dwarfism...,
Which hypothalamic hormone direct...
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Exam 5: Lecture 67: Throid Hormones 1: AI Questions
What is the primary component req...,
Which thyroid hormone is the most...,
The wolff chaikoff effect is best...
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Exam 5: Lecture 68: Thyroid Hormone 2: AI Questions
Negative feedback control of thyr...,
Which enzyme converts t4 to the b...,
Which of the following is not an ...
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Exam 5: Lecture 69: Adrenal Medulla and Cortex: AI Questions
Which zone of the adrenal cortex ...,
The enzyme phenylethanolamine n m...,
Which hormone stimulates the conv...
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Exam 5: Lecture 70: Adrenal Coretx: AI Questions
Which of the following is not a d...,
The primary effect of cortisol on...,
Which enzyme is critical for andr...
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Exam 5: Lecture 71: Endocrine Pancrease 1: AI Questions
The main cell type responsible fo...,
Which glucose transporter is prim...,
During the synthesis of insulin t...
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Exam 5: Lecture 72: Endocrine Pancreas 2: AI Questions
Insulin decreases blood glucose p...,
Which transporter is responsible ...,
Insulin resistance can be caused ...
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Exam 5: Lecture 73: Regulation of calcium and Phosphorus Metabolism: AI Questions
Which hormone is primarily respon...,
The majority of calcium in the bo...,
Which of the following would like...
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Exam 5: Lecture 74: Melatonin and Eicosanoids: AI Questions
Melatonin is synthesized in the p...,
The primary stimulus for melatoni...,
Which of the following best descr...
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