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L27 - GI tract microanatomy
What type of epithelium lines the...,
What do the oesophageal glands in...,
What epithelium lines stomach
77
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L30 - GI absorption : nutrients
Name the inactive precursor of pe...,
Where is pepsinogen released from,
How is pepsinogen converted to pe...
43
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L31 - absorption 2 : salt&water
Describe gi order,
Describe colon structure,
Where in colon does na and water ...
17
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L32 - fuel homeostasis
Why is fuel homeostasis needed,
Where is glycogen stored,
Define absorptive state
36
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L33- dysregulation of fuel homeostasis
Define diabetes,
What is type 1 diabetes,
What conditions does diabetes 1 2...
13
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L17 - kidney and urinary histology
What are medullary rays or pyramids,
Function of medullary rays,
What is a lobe
40
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L4 epithelium
What is meant by cell polarity,
What are the 3 cell domains,
Specialisations of the apical sur...
38
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L6 - muscle cells
Does connective tissue separate s...,
What happens to the nucleus of co...,
What is epimysium
27
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L12 - respiratory anatomy and histology
What cells line alveoli,
Type 1 pneumocyte function,
What epithelia are type 1 pneumoc...
23
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L23 - hypothalamus and pituitary
What is released from the posteri...,
What is the origin of posterior p...,
What is the origin of anterior pi...
36
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L24 - hormones and reproduction
Where are seminiferous tubules lo...,
What occurs in seminiferous tubules,
What is found in spaces between s...
34
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L3 - homeostasis
Define homeostasis,
Why do we need homeostasis,
What factors have to be maintaine...
17
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L5 structure and development of the cardiovascular system
What is the pericardium,
List the layers of the pericardium,
Function of outer fibrous layer o...
16
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Practical 2
Explain the immediate effect of m...,
Explain the overall effect of mov...,
What factors contribute to the re...
14
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L7 - excitability of muscle cells
What is a voltage dependence channel,
Why are voltage dependant channel...,
Describe time dependant channel
23
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L8 - electrical & mechanical events of cardiac cycle
What is the order an impulse trav...,
What does slower diastolic depola...,
What determines the rate of depol...
29
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L9 - control of cardiac output
What is cardiac output,
What is the equation relating co ...,
Average hraverage svaverage co
30
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L10 - structure & function of blood vessels and control of blood pressure
Name the 3 layers of blood vessels,
Describe tunica intima,
What lies under tunica intima in ...
40
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L25 - adrenal function
Where are the adrenal glands located,
What does adrenal cortex secrete,
What does adrenal medulla secrete
36
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L26 - Thyroid function
What is the function of the parat...,
Name the thyroid hormones and wha...,
What is colloid
24
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L28 - control of GI secretion
What are the major body secretory...,
Define endocrine define exocrine,
Name the 3 salivary glands
55
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L29 - Control of GI tract motility
List main functions of gi tract,
In what layer of the gi tract do ...,
The enteric nervous system is com...
31
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L11 - regional control of blood flow
List the ways blood flow can be i...,
Define hyperaemia,
Define active hyperaemia
44
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L13 - respiratory physiology - volumes and pressures
Define tidal volume vt,
Define inspiratory reserve volume...,
Define expiratory reserve volume erv
32
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L16 - respiratory physiology - transport and exchange of gasses
What is daltons law,
What is henrys law,
How much o2 is consumed by tissue...
39
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L15 - resp physio 3
What is va q,
What does a higher va q show,
What does lower va q
17
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L22 kidney acid base status
What are sources of h gain,
Sources of loss of h
2
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