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Lecture 3: Cellular Neurophysiology
Define chemical gradient concentr...,
Define electrical gradient potent...,
What is the charge difference bet...
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Lecture 4: Action Potentials
Describe the process of an action...,
When is no action potential possible,
When is action potential possible...
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Lecture 5: Synaptic Transmissions | (General Features)
What are the two different types ...,
Describe an electrical synapse,
What are gap junctions electrical...
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Lecture 6: Synaptic Transmission || (Neurotransmitters and Receptors)
The excitability of neurons confe...,
If local potentials reach _______...,
A local potential can be both ___...
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Lecture 7: Cell Communication | General Principles
What are the 5 types of cell to c...,
Describe contact dependent commun...,
Give an example of a contact depe...
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Lecture 9: Skeletal Muscle Neurophysiology 1
What is another name for skeletal...,
Flexion _________ the angle betwe...,
What is being activated and what ...
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Lecture 10: Skeletal Muscle Neurophysiology 2
Does tissue that requires fine co...,
Similar to neurons muscle cells m...,
Are muscle cells relatively negat...
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Lecture 11: Excitation-Contraction Coupling and the Cross-Bridge Cycle
What is the name of the connectiv...,
What is the name of the connectiv...,
What is the name of the connectiv...
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Lecture 2: Introduction to Neurophysiology
In both the cns and pns there are...,
What is the major function of the...,
What is the major function of the...
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Different mechanisms of cell to cell communication
What are the 5 types of cell to c...,
Describe contact dependent commun...,
Give an example of a contact depe...
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Synergy and Hormone Targeting
Describe the process of synergy,
Give an example of synergy occurring,
What is the key thing about synergy
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Lecture 8: Cell Communication || Intracellular Signalling
How signalling molecules work dep...,
How do steroids and thyroid hormo...,
Steroid hormones can cause what e...
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Lecture 13: Somatic Sensation
Is the dorsal root ganglion consi...,
Describe the location of the diff...,
What are the two different somato...
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DRUGS
Meth increases the levels of what,
What does meth stimulate,
Meth is highly _________ and high...
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PARTS OF THE BRAIN and TYPES OF GLIA
What are the four different types...,
What is the function of microglia,
What is the function of astrocytes
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RECEPTORS: LEARN THIS
Describe regulated intramembrane ...,
Describe eiscanoid receptors,
Describe the gs gi protein couple...
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LAB STUFF
With reference to the individual ...,
Explain how the eeg exhibits larg...,
With regards to a visual evoked p...
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Lecture 14: PAIN
Describe pain receptors,
Where are pain receptors found,
Different endings of pain recepto...
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Lecture 15: Control of movement
What three things is the spinal c...,
What two reflexes is the spinal c...,
How does the brain control muscles
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Lecture 12: Skeletal muscle performance and plasticity
What are the three different type...,
Which of the three different type...,
Describe the slow twitch oxidativ...
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Lecture 19: Vision
What are the 4 features of vision,
What are the features of vision r...,
Where are the perceptions received
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Lecture 18: System 6 Neuro (Higher Functions 2)
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Lecture 20: Vision 2
What two parts of the eye are cru...,
The retina is part of the ________,
What type of cells are furthest f...
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Lecture 21: Finishing Vision and Hearing 1
What is the retina responsible for,
Information from photoreceptors a...,
Where are receptive fields large ...
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Lecture 22: Hearing
What is the stimulus of hearing,
What is sound,
What happens as the sound loudnes...
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Lecture 16: Autonomic Nervous System
How many forms of nervous input a...,
What are the four forms of nervou...,
How many forms of nervous output ...
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Lecture 17: Higher functions of the CNS (1)
What does an eeg record,
Where does the eeg record from,
What three things can an eeg be u...
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Lecture 23: The Vestibular System
What is the vestibular system con...,
What are the stimuli of the vesti...,
What is linear acceleration give ...
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Lecture 24 Taste
What are the two chemical senses,
What is the stimulus for taste,
The sensations of taste and smell...
48
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Lecture 25: Smell
What are the two chemical senses,
The sensation of taste and smell ...,
The cells that detect these stimu...
35
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Lecture 26: Neuroendocrinology
What is endocrinology,
Define hormones,
Hormones often reach their target...
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Lecture 18 Brain
What are the two types of memory,
What are the two types of declara...,
What is declarative memory
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Disorders
What is narcolepsy,
What are 5 disorders of conscious...,
What is schizophrenia
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End of muscle
What is the effect of strength st...,
What is it called when the fibre ...,
What is the effect of endurance t...
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SKIN receptors
What are the 4 types of sensory r...,
What are the 5 types of mechanore...,
Where are free nerve endings located
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SENSORY CODING
What four things make up sensory ...,
Describe modality,
What two things determine intensity
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Lecture 27: Stress and the adrenal glands
What are three classes of hormone...,
What are where are the kidneys,
What two tissues does the adrenal...
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Lecture 28: Glucose metabolism, energy balance and obesity
What two things to we need to tak...,
What are the only three macronutr...,
How much energy per gram is there...
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Lecture 29: Glucose metabolism, energy balance and obesity
Describe the brain pituitary thyr...,
What are the two types of thyroid...,
Of the two thyroid hormones which...
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Lecture 30: Hormone control of male and female reproduction
Describe the hormone control of r...,
What is the target organ for lh a...,
Lh and fsh act together to affect...
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