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Lecture 1: Introduction to HUBS
What is anatomy,
What is physiology,
What is epithelial tissue
13
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Lecture 2: Principles of Homeostasis
What does ecf stand for,
What is the homeostatic benefit o...,
How much of our body water is con...
41
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Lecture 3: Homeostatic Control
What does rmp stand for,
What is rmp,
Consider a hypothetical cell with...
25
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Lecture 5: Structure Of The Skeleton
What are the five functions of th...,
What does rbc stand for,
What are the two types of bone ti...
32
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Lecture 4: Anatomical Terminology
What is the anatomical position,
What are top upper and down botto...,
What is the term for closer to th...
36
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Lecture 6: Bone Tissue - Microscopic Structure
What does ossify mean,
Bone grows can repair itself and ...,
What type of tissue is bone
29
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Lecture 7: Bone Tissue - Growth and Pathology
What is ossification,
What do bones begin as,
What is the primary center of oss...
23
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Lecture 8
What is an articulation,
Soft tissues associated with join...,
What two main types of cartilage ...
19
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Lecture 9
What type of tissue makes up fibr...,
What does dfct stand for,
What is the function of a fibrous...
19
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Lecture 10
What is the structure of a synovi...,
What is a bursa,
The structure of a synovial joint...
22
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Lecture 11
What are the 4 functions of skele...,
Which tow latin and greek prefixe...,
What is a myofibre myocyte
30
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Lecture 12
What does the sarcoplasmic reticu...,
What is a neuromuscular junction,
What is the t tubule
17
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Lecture 14: Complex movements
Which muscle attaches to the scap...,
Concentric contraction of the bic...,
Describe quadrapedal standing 3
15
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Lecture 16: Cells and Organisation of the Nervous System
Give an example of integration in...,
Give an example of coordination i...,
Give an example of response in te...
37
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Lecture 17: Integrating and Coordinating Roles of the Nervous System
What do afferent and efferent mean,
What does the pns and cns each co...,
What is somatic and autonomic
28
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Lecture 18: Anatomy and Function of the Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
Where does the spinal cord start,
Where does the spinal cord end,
What is the spinal cord surrounde...
31
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Lecture 19: Support and Protection of the Nervous System
What are the divisions of the ver...,
What are the 3 cranial sutures an...,
What are fontanelles
16
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Lecture 20: Brain Areas and Nervous Pathways
What is the prefrontal gyrus resp...,
What is the cerebral cortex,
What are deep nuclei
8
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Lecture 21: Bioelectricity
What charge do cations have,
Which two cations are used to cre...,
What charge do anions have
18
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Lecture 22: The Action Potential
How does an action potential occu...,
What is the refractory period,
How does myelination increase the...
5
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Lecture 23: The Synapse
What is a synapse,
What are the two types of synapse,
Whats the difference between elec...
13
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Lecture 24: Synaptic Network Integration
What are the 4 main neurotransmit...,
Is gaba inhibitory or excitatory,
How does meth work
15
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Lecture 25: Skeletal Muscle
What is the function of cardiac m...,
What is the function of smooth mu...,
What are the purposes of skeletal...
12
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Lecture 26: Skeletal Muscle Energy, Types & Function
How long can the atp in a muscle ...,
How do muscle cells sustain longe...,
What are the 2 types of metabolis...
16
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Lecture 27: Cardiac & Smooth Muscle
Are all single unit smooth muscle...,
Are all multi unit smooth muscle ...,
What are examples of multi unit a...
12
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Lecture 28: Somatic Sensory Nervous System
What are the special senses,
What is transduction,
Sensory receptor afferent neurons...
13
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Lecture 29: Somatic Control
What is somatic control,
What is the definition of a reflex,
How many neurons are involved in ...
12
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Lecture 30: Autonomic Control
How many neurons are there betwee...,
How many neurons are there betwee...,
What do autonomic nerves innervate
15
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Lecture 32: Hormones
What do endocrine gland cells do,
Which organ links the nervous sys...,
A hormone can only affect cells w...
16
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Lecture 33: Pancreatic Islets
Where is insulin secreted from,
Where is glucagon secreted from,
Where are the pancreatic islets f...
22
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Lecture 34: The Pituitary Gland & Hypothalamus
What is the neurohypophysis,
What is the adenohypophysis,
Where is the pituitary gland located
16
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Lecture 35: Stress
What does ss stand for,
Where are the adrenal gland located,
What does the adrenal cortex secrete
14
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Lecture 36: Metabolic Rate & Calcium Concentrations
Where is the thyroid gland located,
Which hormones are secreted by th...,
What is the thyroid gland compose...
22
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Lecture 37: Homeostasis in Action
What are the consequences of no i...,
What are 2 ways to screen for dia...,
What is tachycardia
3
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