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Lecture 1: Heart Anatomy
What are the 4 cavities of the bo...,
What are the three layers of the ...,
What is contained in the middle r...
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Lecture 2: Vasculature
The pulmonary circulatory system ...,
The systemic circulatory system r...,
What are the 4 principle division...
34
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Lecture 3: CV Physiology
The myocardium comprises ___ of t...,
What are desmosomes 1,
What do myocytes form intercalate...
14
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Tutorial Flashcards Cardiovascular
What is contained within the tuni...,
What is contained in the tunica m...,
What is contained in the tuna ext...
21
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Lecture 4/5: Hemodynamics & Blood
Blood pressure is defined as what 1,
What are two ways blood pressure ...,
What is pulse pressure 3
35
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Lecture 6: Innate Immunity
Define immunity and the immune sy...,
What are the four classes of path...,
What is contained within the lymp...
29
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Lecture 7: Adaptive Immunity
What are the three key features o...,
B cells and t cells are derived f...,
Where are b cells developed t cel...
35
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Lecture 8: Respiratory Anatomy
What are the 4 functions of the r...,
What is occurring during step 1 o...,
What is occurring in step 2 of br...
34
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Lecture 9: Ventilation Mechanisms
What are the three steps of respi...,
Pulmonary ventilation requires a ...,
What is boyle s law 3
14
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Lecture 10: Gas Exchange
What are the 5 elements that make...,
What is the concept of dalton s l...,
Describe henry s law 3
19
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Culminating Deck: Cardiology
What are the three layers of peri...,
What is contained in the middle m...,
What is contained in the anterior...
50
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Culminating Deck: Respiratory/Immune
What are the three steps of respi...,
What are the two zones of the res...,
What are the three passages in th...
39
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Lecture 11: Mouth & Esophagus
What are the two groups of organs...,
What are the six steps of dissase...,
What are the functions of teeth c...
19
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Lecture 12: Peritoneum & Stomach
Where is the myenteric plexus wha...,
What are interstitial cells of ca...,
What is intrinsic factor 3
15
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Lecture 13: Intestines
What are the three parts of the s...,
What takes blood from the small i...,
What are the three structures fou...
14
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Lecture 14: Accessory Organs
What does the hepatopancreatic am...,
What are the 3 arteries that supp...,
_____ cells are exocrine cells th...
26
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Lecture 15: Renal Anatomy/Glomerulus
Which two structures are present ...,
Which two structures are present ...,
Nephron turns ____ into ______ wh...
16
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Lecture 16: Renal Tubular Physiology
What do arcuate arteries do what ...,
What is obligatory water reabsorp...,
Describe facultative water reabso...
14
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Lecture 17: Urine
Blank 1
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Lecture 18: Acid/Base Balance
Differentiate between alkalemia a...,
Where can a protein buffer be obs...,
Where can a bicarbonate buffer sy...
9
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Lecture 19: Reproductive Anatomy I
The bony pelvis is composed of wh...,
Which 3 joints exist on the femal...,
Name 3 differences between female...
42
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Test 2: Culminating Deck
What does the myenteric plexus se...,
Describe the vasculature of the s...,
What do mucous cells parietal cel...
6
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Lecture 20: Reproductive Physiology I
What are some differences between...,
When do primordial germ cells dev...,
How long does spermatogenesis tak...
45
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Lecture 21: Reproductive Physiology II
What is the lifespan of an oocyte...,
When sperm are ejaculated the ___...,
What are the five changes that oc...
36
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Lecture 22: Reproductive Physiology III
Cells of the embryoblast differen...,
What is special about the epiblast 2,
Cells on the edge of the ______ m...
24
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