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L3 Cell To Cell Communication
What is defined as a mediator,
What are the 3 experimental crite...,
What are the 5 main types of inte...
17
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L1 Introduction To Physiology
Do you have a higher total body w...,
Do you have a higher total body w...,
What separates the intracellular ...
16
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L2 Cell Membrane Transport
What are the types of molecules t...,
What are the molecules those are ...,
What are the two major membrane t...
32
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L4 Receptors and signalling
What are ligands,
What are endogenous agonists eg,
What does chemical mediators do i...
36
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L5 Intro to Pharmacology
Define drug,
Define pharmacology,
What are bioassays
23
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L6 The Endocrine System
What is the definition of a hormone,
What are the 7 classic endocrine ...,
Can you name 6 endocrine tissues
38
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L7 Autonomic nervous system
What are the two major pathways o...,
What is the main function of the ...,
What is the main function of the ...
24
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L8 Autonomic Pharmacology
What are the principal transmitte...,
What are the two main ways that d...,
What is the role of g proteins in...
41
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L9 Epithelia
What are junctional complexes,
What do tight junctions tj do,
What determines the tightness of ...
35
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L11 The Skin
Hi,
What is in the integumentary system,
What is the largest organ
62
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L10 Active Learning Questions
Which of these statements regardi...,
From the following properties nam...,
Which of the following does not h...
7
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L12 Muscles
What are cardiac muscles specific...,
How are myocytes held together,
How and where does electrical cou...
30
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L13 The Heart
What is the pericardium,
How many chambers are within the ...,
What does the right atrium ra rec...
50
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L14 Blood Pressure
Which blood vessel is under the m...,
What does compliance capacitance ...,
Do arteries have a low or a high ...
54
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L15 Clotting
What is blood,
What are principal proteins,
What is fibrinogen
32
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L16 Active Learning
Which organ has the most constant...,
In aorta vs capillaries what are ...,
Why is there proportionally more ...
17
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L17 Gene Models And Nephron Function 1
What is the first step of the pro...,
List the parts of nephron in the ...
19
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L18 Gene Models and Nephron Function 2
What is the main function of the ...,
What happens at the descending limb,
What are the 3 structural areas o...
35
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L19 Gene Models And Nephron Functions 3
What are the two cell types withi...,
Intercalated cells within the lat...,
What does late distal connecting ...
24
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L20 Body Fluid Homeostasis
Slides 1 3,
What do hypothalamic osmoreceptor...,
What would increase the osmolalit...
23
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L21 Respiratory Physiology 1
What are the two types of respira...,
Explain internal respiration,
Explain external respiration
32
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