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Decks in this class (25)

Lecture 11 And 12 - Muscle Structure And Function
Muscle cell cytoplasm,
Muscle cell membrane,
Muscle cell mitochondria
119  cards
Lecture 13 - Bone
What is ossification,
How many types of ossification ar...,
What are the 2 types of ossification
89  cards
Cartilage
General cartilage function,
General cartilage structure,
If cartilage is avascular where d...
6  cards
Lecture 17 - Anatomical Terms For Movement
Felxion,
Extensions,
Dorsiflexion
31  cards
Lecture 17 - Anatomical Terms Of Direction
What is the anatomical position,
Right vs left,
Superior direction
27  cards
Lecture 17 - Planes Of A Section
Frontal coronal plane,
Longitudinal plane sagittal plane,
Transverse cross sectional slice
3  cards
Lecture 18 - Radiology
What is a contrast agent,
Why are patients given contrast a...,
2 types of contrast
22  cards
Lecture 15 - Medical Imaging
Types of imaging that use x rays,
Basic principle on how x rays work,
What colour will dense structures...
36  cards
Lecture 20 - Dermatology
Terminology to describe water con...,
What is a vesicle,
What is a nodule
68  cards
Lecture 19 - Skin Structure And Function
Other term for the skin,
General structure of the skin mac...,
Primary functions of the skin
67  cards
Lecture 21 - Nervous Tissue Structure And Function
What are the 2 parts systems of t...,
What is the cns comprised of,
What are the main type of neurone...
88  cards
Lecture 22 - Basic Anatomy Of The Nervous System
Why do we need a nervous system,
What are the 3 basic steps that n...,
The nervous system can be split i...
49  cards
Lecture 23 - Lymphatic System
What is the alternate name for th...,
Where is lymph not found,
How is the lymphatic system organ...
63  cards
Lecture 1 - Homeostasis
What is homeostasis short definition,
What is homeotstasis long definition,
What type of mechanisms maintain ...
69  cards
Lecture 2 - How To Examine Cells And Tissues
What is the definition of a tissu...,
What is the definition of a tissu...,
What are the 4 types of tissue
57  cards
Cellular Components
What is the function of the plasm...,
What is the function of the nucleus,
What is the densely coiled dna ca...
22  cards
Lecture 5 - Tissues, Organs And Systems
What is a tissue,
What 4 things holds cells together,
What do epithelial cells normally...
67  cards
Lecture 6 - Epithelial Tissues And Cell Surface Specialisations
What is the definition of epithel...,
What epithelial tissue is derived...,
Wh
69  cards
Lecture 7 - Glands Introduction
What is the definition of a gland,
What is a secretion,
Give an example of a single celle...
75  cards
Lecture 8 - Enodcrine Tissues And Glands
Name some examples of glands cont...,
Where is the pituitary gland located,
What hormones does the hypothalam...
91  cards
Lecture 9 - Glands 2
What is the function of a myoepti...,
How does a goblet cell appear in ...,
How do goblet cells satin with pe...
62  cards
Lecture 10 - Connective Tissue (proper)
What is the definition of connect...,
What are the 3 components of the ...,
What are the main cells of connec...
81  cards
Lecture 14 - Bone, Bone Marrow, Vessels And Blood
What are the 5 types of bone,
What is the structure of long bones,
Where are long bones mostly located
62  cards
Lecture 16 - Cartilage
What are the 3 types of cartilage,
What does the matrix of all carti...,
What cells does all connective ti...
55  cards
Lecture 3 And 4 - Embryological Development
What is a sign in the respiratory...,
Where does a blastocyst usually i...
2  cards

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