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Motor Systems 1
What are the functions of the cor...,
Aside from the corticospinal and ...,
What is the function of vestibulo...
12
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Endocrine System 4
What are the layers and function ...,
What are metabolic actions of cor...,
Summarize cortisol regulation
21
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Acid base physiology
What are acids,
What are the types of bases,
What is the acid dissociation con...
39
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Renal Physiology 3
What are the principals of salt a...,
How is adh synthesized,
Summarize plasma osmolarity
9
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Renal Physiology 2
Describe filtration,
Summarize na reabsorption,
Describe early proximal tubule fo...
23
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Renal Physiology 1
Give the basic functions of the k...,
What is the functional unit of th...,
What is the flow through the kidney
30
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Endocrine 3
What are the causes of stress wha...,
What are the metabolic actions of...,
Explain cortisol regulation
18
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Endocrine 2
What are the endocrine hormones,
What are the sources of iodine,
Give an overview of the thyroid
25
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Endocrine 1
What is the endocrine system,
Differentiate hormones and neurot...,
What are neurohormones
37
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Reproductive
What is the role of the human male,
Summarize the effects 9f gonadotr...,
What does dopamine do as a anteri...
45
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Respiratory 5
Ventilation is subject gl modulat...,
What are the sensors of the respi...,
What are the effectors of the res...
32
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Respiratory System 4
What is spirometry,
What is tidal volume,
What is inspiration reserve volum...
40
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Respiratory System 3
Describe pulmonary circulation,
Contrast mean arterial pressure o...,
Contrast resistance in pulmonary ...
30
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GIT 4
Differentiate digestion and absor...,
Describe intake of carbs in a wes...,
Describe starch
47
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Respiratpry Tract 2
What is respiration,
What are the two types of respira...,
What are the functions of muscles...
42
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GIT 3
What are the compartments,
What is the function of saliva,
What glands produce saliva
47
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GIT-2
What is motility,
What is peristalsis,
What is segmentation
53
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Respiratory Tract 1: Gas Transport
What proteins are used to transpo...,
Why do we need hemoglobin to tran...,
Describe hemoglobin
30
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GIT 1
What is the git,
State the functions of the git,
What is the order of the main fun...
63
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Cardiovascular Physiology 5
Imagine an artery splitting into ...,
What are the other factors affect...,
Outline myogenic autoregulation o...
36
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Autonomic Nervous System 2
Which system exerts the predomina...,
What system is the predominant to...,
What system is the predominant to...
56
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Cardiovascular Physiology 4
What are the factors influencing ...,
Briefly describe cardiac muscle l...,
Explain the length tension relati...
24
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Cardiovascular Physiolgy 3
What are the components of ecg,
What does the p wave indicate,
What does the pq segment indicate
19
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Cardiovasvular Physiology 2
Describe the conduction system of...,
What is the pathway of the cardia...,
Give the sequence of depolarizati...
32
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Cardiovascular Physiology
What is the function of cardiovas...,
What are the differences between ...,
Describe the heart
18
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Motor System 2
What are the most important volun...,
What is the precentral gyros,
What is the function of basal gan...
20
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Autonomic System 1
What are the 3 components of the ...,
Explain the patterns of ganglion ...,
What are the functions of autonom...
61
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Brain And Soinal Cord
What are the functions of the ner...,
What is the neuron,
What is the function of the neuro...
55
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Sensory Physiology 2
Most somatosensory receptors are ...,
What is the receptive field,
What are the touch receptors of t...
45
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Muscles 2
What is tetanus,
How do skeletal muscles regulate ...,
Explain the physiology behind a s...
22
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Muscle 1
What are myofibrils,
Describe myofiber,
What is epimysium
36
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Receptor And Synaptic Potentials
What does the axon hillock do,
What does the axon terminals do,
What do axons do
44
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Resting Membrane And Action Potential
What is equilibrium potential,
What determines the equilibrium p...,
What is the resting membrane pote...
35
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Excitable Tissue 1
What is homeostasis,
Why homeostasis,
Describe the relation between ext...
55
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Sensory Physiology-Audition And Vision
What are the 4 steps in sound tra...,
Explain signal transduction,
What is excitation
27
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Sensory Physiology 1- Gehrral Properties
What are sensory receptors,
What are some examples of sensory...,
How do sensory receptors transduce
12
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