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1.1 Overview of Physiology and Major Systems
What is the definition of anatomy,
What is the definition of physiology,
What does the physiology of the b...
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1.1 Overview of Physiology and Major Systems Part 2
What is the hypodermis mostly mad...,
What is the purpose of the hypode...,
What are adipocytes
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1.1 Overview of Physiology and Major Systems Part 3
What is the purpose of the respir...,
What is the purpose of the urinar...,
What is the purpose of the reprod...
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1.2 Language of Anatomy, Anatomical Position, and Body Cavities
What is superior cranial,
What is inferior caudal,
What is ventral anterior
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1.2 Language of Anatomy, Anatomical Position, and Body Cavities Part 2
What is supination,
What is elevation,
What is depression
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1.2 Language of Anatomy, Anatomical Position, and Body Cavities Part 3
What are the main purposes of the...,
What is the dorsal cavity,
What is the cranial cavity
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1.2 Language of Anatomy, Anatomical Position, and Body Cavities Part 4
How are the serous membranes named,
What is pleurisy and what is it a...,
What are the abdominopelvic quadr...
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1.3 The Cell
What is the basic unit of life,
What is the definition of cell,
What is cell theory
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1.3 The Cell Part 2
What is the function of the nucleus,
What are chromosomes,
What are genes
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1.3 The Cell Part 3
What is atp,
How is atp created,
Which organelle has two membranes
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1.3 The Cell Part 4
What are cell walls composed of,
What is the purpose of a cell wall,
What do bacterial cell walls cont...
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1.4 Cell Membranes and Diffusion Principles
What is the fluid mosaic model,
What are the two primary componen...,
What are amphipathic phospholipds...
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1.4 Cell Membranes and Diffusion Principles Part 2
What does it mean to be hypotonic,
If a cell is placed in a hyperton...,
What is facilitated diffusion
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2.1 General Anatomy of the Respiratory System
What is the definition of gross a...,
Are the lungs symmetrical,
What are the lobes of the right lung
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2.1 General Anatomy of the Respiratory System Part 2
What makes up the filtration port...,
What are goblet cells,
What makes up the respiratory por...
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2.1 General Anatomy of the Respiratory System Part 3
What separates the nasal cavities...,
What is the definition of aspiration,
What are the advantages of the sh...
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2.1 General Anatomy of the Respiratory System Part 4
At what point do the branches bec...,
What are the bronchioles,
What are terminal bronchioles
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2.2 The Respiratory Tract Histology
What is the definition of histology,
What is the typical respiratory e...,
What are cilia
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2.2 The Respiratory Tract Histology Part 2
What are the functions of the typ...,
What are alveolar macrophages als...,
What are the functions of alveola...
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2.3 Respiratory Physiology
What are the basic steps of respi...,
What does breathing include,
What does external respiration in...
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2.3 Respiratory Physiology Part 2
How is most carbon dioxide transp...,
What enzyme combines co2 and wate...,
What are the three methods carbon...
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2.4 Terminology of Respiratory Physiology
What is the atmospheric pressure ...,
What is boyle s law,
What is boyle s law a relationshi...
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2.5 Lung Pathology
What can emphysema cause,
What is the common cause of emphy...,
What is the outcome of emphysema
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3.1 Digestive System Overview
What are the two main groups of t...,
What is the alimentary canal also...,
What is the alimentary canal
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3.2 Anatomy of the Mouth, Pharynx, and Esophagus
What is the beginning of the gi t...,
What structures make up the mouth,
What is the uvula
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3.2 Anatomy of the Mouth, Pharynx, and Esophagus Part 2
Where is the crown of a tooth loc...,
Where is the neck of the tooth lo...,
What is at the center of each too...
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3.2 Anatomy of the Mouth, Pharynx, and Esophagus Part 3
What is aspiration,
What is the bodys way of preventi...,
How many layers of tissue does th...
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3.3 Anatomy of the Stomach, Intestines, and Accessory Organs
What is the stomach,
What is the cardiac sphincter als...,
Where is the pyloric sphincter lo...
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3.3 Anatomy of the Stomach, Intestines, and Accessory Organs Part 2
What is the unique third layer in...,
What is the oblique layer,
What happens if gastric juice hap...
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3.3 Anatomy of the Stomach, Intestines, and Accessory Organs Part 3
What does each villus contain in ...,
Where are sugars and amino acids ...,
Where are sugars and amino acids ...
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3.3 Anatomy of the Stomach, Intestines, and Accessory Organs Part 4
What can extreme diarrhea lead to,
What vitamins are produced by int...,
What is the last 20cm of the larg...
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3.4 Physiology of the GI Tract
What are the four main roles of t...,
What is ingestion,
What is digestion
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3.4 Physiology of the GI Tract Part 2
What is the purpose of the low ph...,
What secretes pepsinogen,
What is pepsinogen
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3.4 Physiology of the GI Tract Part 3
What is satiety,
What is hunger,
What is the hypothalamus
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3.4 Physiology of the GI Tract Part 4
What are sources of complete prot...,
What are sources of incomplete pr...,
How many essential amino acids ar...
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3.5 Physiology of the GI Tract Part II: Cell Metabolism
What is metabolism,
What is anabolism,
What is catabolism
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3.5 Physiology of the GI Tract Part II: Cell Metabolism Part 2
What is a general overview of the...,
How much atp does the tca cycle p...,
Other than atp what else is produ...
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4.1 Anatomy of the Skeleton: Overview and Axial Skeleton
What are the functions of the ske...,
What are the five types of bones,
What are long bones
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4.1 Anatomy of the Skeleton: Overview and Axial Skeleton Part 2
What makes up the axial skeleton,
How many bones form the skull,
What are the bones of the skull
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4.1 Anatomy of the Skeleton: Overview and Axial Skeletons Part 3
What is the mastoiditis,
What can mastoiditis lead to,
What is sinusitis
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4.1 Anatomy of the Skeleton: Overview and Axial Skeletons Part 4
Where are the inferior nasal conc...,
What are the middle and superior ...,
What are the purposes of the nasa...
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4.1 Anatomy of the Skeleton: Overview and Axial Skeletons Part 5
What does a typical thoracic vert...,
What are the thoracic vertebral b...,
What do the transverse processes ...
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4.2 Anatomy of the Skeleton Part II: The Appendicular Skeleton
What is the appendicular skeleton,
What are the pectoral girdle and ...,
What are the pelvic girdles and l...
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4.2 Anatomy of the Skeleton Part II: The Appendicular Skeleton Part 2
What are the components of the hu...,
What is the capitulum of the humerus,
What does the trochlea of the hum...
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4.2 Anatomy of the Skeleton Part II: Appendicular Skeleton Part 3
What are the coxal bones formed of,
What is the ilium,
Where can you palpate the ilium
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4.2 Anatomy of the Skeleton Part II: Appendicular Skeleton Part 4
What is the great toe phalange kn...,
How many metatarsals are in each ...
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4.3 Physiology of the Skeletal System: Bone Development and Cells
What is bone,
What does a longitudinal cross se...,
What is yellow bone marrow
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4.3 Physiology of the Skeletal System: Bone Development and Cells Part 2
What does spongy bone contain,
What is spongy bone designed for,
What are osteoclasts
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4.3 Physiology of the Skeletal System: Bone Development and Cells Part 3
What is a greenstick fracture,
When do greenstick fractures norm...,
What is a comminuted fracture
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4.4 Joints and Ligaments
What are the different types of j...,
What are fibrous joints what is a...,
What are cartilaginous joints wha...
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4.4 Joints and Ligaments Part 2
What is the coracohumeral ligament,
What are the ligaments of the sho...,
What are the tendons of the rotat...
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4.4 Joints and Ligaments Part 3
What is the anterior longitudinal...,
What is the posterior longitudina...,
What is the interspinous ligaments
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5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Intro
Which two systems work together t...,
What are the three types of muscu...,
Which muscle tissue is under cons...
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5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Intro Part 2
What is the innervation of a skel...,
What is the action of the triceps,
What is the innervation of the bi...
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5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Intro Part 3
What is the action of the masseter,
What is the innervation of the ma...,
What is the action of the temporalis
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5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Intro Part 4
What is the action of the longiss...,
What is the innervation of the lo...,
What is the origin and insertion ...
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5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Intro Part 5
What are some of the functions of...,
What are the abdominal muscles,
What is the origin and insertion ...
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5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Intro Part 6
What is the innervation of the in...,
What is the origin and insertion ...,
What is the action of the externa...
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5.2 Anatomy of Muscular System
What does the trapezius act on,
What are the muscles of the shoul...,
What is the origin and insertion ...
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5.2 Anatomy of Muscular System Part 2
What is the action of the deltoid,
What is the innervation of the de...,
What is the origin and insertion ...
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5.2 Anatomy of Muscular System Part 3
What is the origin and insertion ...,
What is the action of the latissi...,
What is the innervation of the la...
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5.2 Anatomy of Muscular System Part 4
What is the action of the supinator,
What is the innervation of the pr...,
What is the origin and insertion ...
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5.2 Anatomy of the Muscular System Part 5
What is the action of the extenso...,
What is the innervation of the ex...,
What is the action of the extenso...
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5.2 Anatomy of the Muscular System Part 6
What is hip flexion,
What is knee extension,
What is knee flexion
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5.2 Anatomy of the Muscular System Part 7
What is the action of the gluteus...,
What is the innervation of the gl...,
What is the origin and insertion ...
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5.2 Anatomy of the Muscular System Part 8
What is the innervation of the pi...,
What are the muscles that are apa...,
What is the origin and insertion ...
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5.2 Anatomy of the Muscular System Part 9
What is the innervation of the va...,
What is the origin and insertion ...,
What is the action of the vastus ...
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5.2 Anatomy of the Muscular System Part 10
What is the origin and insertion ...,
What is the action of the sartorius,
What is the innervation of the sa...
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5.2 Anatomy of the Muscular System Part 11
What is the origin and insertion ...,
What is the action of the gastroc...,
What is the innervation of the ga...
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5.3 Physiology of the Muscular System
What are the three types of muscl...,
Which muscle tissue is under volu...,
What is the purpose of skeletal m...
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5.3 Physiology of the Muscular System Part 2
What is dorsiflexion,
What is plantarflexion,
What is an example of an antigoni...
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5.3 Physiology of the Muscular System Part 3
What are the striations of myofib...,
What does a sarcomere contain,
What is myosin
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5.3 Physiology of the Muscular System Part 4
What is needed for the cross brid...,
What produces a muscle contraction,
When does a muscle contraction cease
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6.1 Anatomy of the Endocrine System
What does the endocrine system do...,
How does the nervous system coord...,
How does the endocrine system coo...
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6.1 Anatomy of the Endocrine System Part 2
How do steroid hormones enter the...,
Where do steroid hormones perform...,
What does a steroid hormones do o...
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6.1 Anatomy of the Endocrine System Part 3
How are most hormones controlled,
What is homeostasis,
How does the body maintain homeos...
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6.2 Physiology of the Endocrine System
What is the function of the hypot...,
What does the hypothalamus help c...,
Where is the pituitary gland located
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6.2 Physiology of the Endocrine System Part 2
What does growth hormone cause in...,
What happens if too little gh is ...,
What happens if too much gh is pr...
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6.2 Physiology of the Endocrine System Part 3
What is the action of thyroxin,
What is thyroxin necessary for,
When does congenital hyperthyroid...
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6.2 Physiology of the Endocrine System Part 4
What is the response caused by th...,
What do the blood vessels in the ...,
What is epinephrine used for as a...
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6.2 Physiology of the Endocrine System Part 5
What hormone does the pineal glan...,
When is melatonin primarily produced,
Where is the pineal gland locate
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6.2 Physiology of the Endocrine System Part 6
What are the male sex hormones an...,
What are the female sex hormones ...,
What controls the hormonal secret...
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7.1 Anatomy of the Integumentary System
What is the integumentary system ...,
What is the largest organ in the ...,
What is the skin made up of
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7.1 Anatomy of the Integumentary System Part 2
Which type of glands secrete horm...,
Which glands secretions are relea...,
How are exocrine glands categorized
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7.1 Anatomy of the Integumentary System Part 3
Which layer of the epidermis is c...,
How are dead skin cells removed,
Which layer of the epidermis is d...
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7.1 Anatomy of the Integumentary System Part 4
What does the reticular region of...,
What is a bruise also known as,
What is a bruise
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7.1 Anatomy of the Integumentary System Part 5
What is the function of the arrec...,
What cells are nails composed of,
Where are new cells the are conve...
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7.2 Physiology of the Integumentary System
What is the smallest until of life,
What are tissues,
What are tissues comprised of
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7.2 Physiology of the Integumentary System Part 2
What are superficial burns known as,
What are first degree burns,
What are symptoms of first degree...
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