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Lecture 8: Joint Structure
General cartilage composition,
Describe the structure of hyaline...,
Describe the function of hyaline ...
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Lecture 21: Bioelectricity, Membrane Potential
What was galvani s contribution t...,
A cell is like a battery in that,
There are two types of ions
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Lecture 30: Autonomic Systems
Autonomic,
Somatic vs autonomic efferent pat...,
Sympathetic prefabglionic neurons...
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Lecture 34: Anterior Pituitary Hormones
Anterior pituitary hormones,
The somatotroph endocrine cell se...,
The mammotroph endocrine cell sec...
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Lecture 10: Movement of Synovial Joints
What determines the amount and di...,
What is the structure of synovial...,
Any additional features of synovi...
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Lecture 11: Muscle - Structure & Function
Whatre the three different types ...,
What are the functions of skeleta...,
What happens when we want to cons...
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Lecture 12: Muscle - Actions & Roles
Muscular _______ systems interact...,
Why does the sarcoplasmic reticul...,
What kind of messages do neurons ...
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Lecture 13: Muscle - Form and Concentric Action
If a muscle is on the anterior si...,
If a muscle is on the posterior s...,
If a muscle is on the medial side...
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Lecture 16: Cells & Organisation of the Nervous System
Why is integration and coordinati...,
The central nervous system is com...,
The peripheral nervous system is ...
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Lecture 14: Complex Movements
What are the general functions of...,
Whatre some features of quadruped...,
What are some features of bipedal...
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Lecture 17: Organisation and subdivisions of the nervous system
The myelin sheath in the cns is m...,
The part of neurotransmission tha...,
Information that travels into the...
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Lecture 18: Spinal Cord, White and Grey Matter, and Spinal Nerves
Which neurotransmitter is used by...,
Where does your spinal cord start...,
What is the conus medularis
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Lecture 19: Support and Protection of the Nervous System
The dorsal white columns are part of,
Spinal nerves contain ____linated...,
Support is provided by the ______...
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Lecture 20: Structure and layout of major brain areas, and basic motor + sensory pathways
Which layer of the meninges conta...,
Which structure is important for ...,
Gyrus sulcus
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Lecture 22: The Action Potential
1 how does the action potential s...,
2 what happens when all na channe...,
3 what happens when the k channel...
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Lecture 23: The Synapse
Can there be multiple action pote...,
An analogy for an action potentia...,
What is a synapse
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Lecture 24: Synaptic Networks
Different types of neurotransmitters,
Methamphetamine increases levels ...,
Almost all drugs target endogenou...
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Lecture 25: Skeletal Muscle: Structure & Function
Why do we need cardiac muscle,
Why do we need smooth muscle,
Why do we need skeletal muscle
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Lecture 26: Skeletal Muscle Energy, Types, and Function
Energy sources for contraction in...,
What is a limitation of using atp...,
The breakdown of creatine phospha...
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Lecture 27
The function of skeletal muscle,
The function of cardiac muscle,
At the connection of two myocytes...
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Lecture 28: Somatic Sensory Nervous System
Somatic,
Autonomic,
Somatic effectors _____ muscle
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Lecture 29: Somatic System / Reflex Arc
Reflex movements are generated in...,
The reflex arc consists of,
What is a reflex
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Lecture 31: REVIEW!
Afferent,
Efferent,
Cells of the nervous system
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Lecture 32: Endocrine System
Endocrine system,
Hormones are _____ _______ regula...,
Major endocrine glands include
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Lecture 33: The Pituitary Gland and the Hypothalamus: What is the Connection?
The pituitary gland is broken up ...,
Pituitary hormones,
Different anterior pituitary horm...
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Lecture 35: Thyroid Hormone / Parathyroid Hormone
Prolactin inhibitory hormone pih,
Prolactin itself is involved in i...,
Where is the thyroid gland
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Lecture 36: Cortisol, epinephrine, norepinephrine, and the stress response
Cortisol is released from the,
The cortex secretes its own hormo...,
The adrenal cortex has __ layers ...
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Lecture 37: Blood Glucose Concentration
The pancreas is an _____ and ____...,
In the pancreas the ____ cells ar...,
As blood glucose level increases ...
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Lecture 38: Homeostasis in Action
Increasing glucose level ______ r...,
Control of blood glucose is mainl...,
Insulin can be thought of as
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Lecture 39: ENDOCRINE REVISION
Endocrine system consists of,
If the target cell expresses a sp...,
Water soluble hormones
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Lecture 40: Immunology and the Immune System
Define the immune system,
Immune system can cause damage to...,
Organs of the immune system
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Lecture 41 / 42 : Final Exam Structure + Immune System
There will be a larger chunk of i...,
Written answer section 15 marks m...,
Inflammatory response stages
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Lecture 43: Elements of the Adaptive Immune Response
Mhc,
Leukocytes are a minor constituen...,
You cut yourself with a bread kni...
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Lecture 44: T Cells
Within the er peptides along with...,
How are mhc ii molecules loaded w...,
Dc can present viral antigens via...
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Lecture 45: B Cells and Antibodies
B cells are important because the...,
B cells recognise whole native __...,
B cells are activated by only sec...
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Lecture 46: Humoral Immune System
Describe the structure of a b cel...,
Different _____ for different b c...,
B cells and t _____ are unique mo...
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Lecture 47: Immune Responses to Microbes
Describe the pathways of humoral ...,
Pasteur showed that chickenserlic...,
Cd4 t helper cells make
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Lecture 48: Immunity
4 ways we can acquire immunity,
We produce monoclonal antibodies ...,
Why do we require boosters
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Lecture 49: Immune Reactions that cause Disease
Type 1 allergy ige ith,
Examples of immediate type hypers...,
How allergies develop
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