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Cranial Nerves
Cranial nerve mneumonic,
What are the cranial nerves,
What nerves are motor sensory or ...
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Lecture 2 - Neuro Introduction
What is the main functional unit ...,
What makes up the cns and pns,
Why is physiology so intimately a...
20
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Lecture 3 - Ion Channels, Membrane and Action Potential
Cell membranes what are they what...,
What makes up the cell or plasma ...,
What is more than half of the mas...
35
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Lecture 4 - Synapse Structure and Function
How does a neuron hand off the el...,
Chemical synapse what happens her...,
What is a synapse
20
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Lecture 5 - The Vertebral Column and Spinal Cord
The vertebral column what surroun...,
Regions of the vertebral column s...,
What are vertebrae separated by w...
24
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Lecture 6 - Spinal Reflexes and General Features of Reflex Pathways
What is the reflex arc,
How many synapses to reflexes inv...,
Where do somatic reflexes start a...
14
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Lecture 7/8 - Spinal Tracts
General feature of all spinal tra...,
Ascending sensory afferent tracts...,
Ascending tracts carrying conscio...
17
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Lecture 9/10 - Plexuses, Motor Neurons, Localizing Neurologic Lesions
The brachial plexus and lumbosacr...,
What spinal nerves give rise to t...,
What
17
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Lecture 11/12 - Neuromusclular Transmission, Excitation/Contraction Coupling, Muscle Contraction
Skeletal muscle definitons myo sa...,
Skeletal voluntary muscle what is...,
Neuromusclular transmission 9 bri...
19
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Lecture 13 - The Skull and Meninges
How are bones of the skull formed...,
What is dolichocephalic and brach...,
What happens at the foramen magnum
7
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Lecture 14 - The Brain
What are the current names for th...,
What sections of the brain are in...,
Telencephalon what region what is...
41
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Lecture 15/16 - Cranial Nerves
What are the 12 cranial nerves,
What nerves are motor sensory or ...,
Where are the nerve cell bodies f...
24
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Lecture 18 - Autonomic Nervous System
What does the ans branch into and...,
Organization of the ans innervati...,
Alpha and beta receptors activati...
26
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Hem 1 - Plasma and Serum Biochemistry
Functions of blood 3 categories,
What is the composition of blood,
Plasma composition
19
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Hem 2 - Red Blood Cells Part 1
What is a buffy coat,
Species variation in erythrocyte ...,
Formation of blood cells hemoatop...
21
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Hem 3 - Red Blood Cells Part 2
Evaluation of erythrocytes what d...,
Erythrocyte count what is it what...,
Hemoglobin concentration in blood...
24
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Hem 4 - Leukocytes
What are the two major classes of...,
How are wbcs transported in the b...,
Lifespan of wbc and how often the...
36
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Hem 5 - Platelets and Hemostatis
Platelets what are they formed by...,
How long is maturation for platelets,
Platelet kinetics regulation circ...
15
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Renal: Body Fluid Regulation
Distribution of body fluids intra...,
Sources of water loss in ecf,
Sources of water loss in the gut
29
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Renal: Renal Filtration 1
Three functions of the kidney brief,
Details about the kidney being an...,
Endocrine functions of the kidneys
25
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Renal: Renal Filtration 2
What are the steps for tubuloglom...,
What is tubuloglomerular feedback,
What are the steps in osmotic sen...
14
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Renal: Renal Tubules 1
How much of the glomerular filtra...,
What functions take place in the ...,
What is absorbed in the proximal ...
15
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Renal: Renal Tubules 2
What does it mean when its said t...,
What happens to the composition w...,
Parts of the loop of henle and wa...
26
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Renal: Regulation of Body Water Volume, Osmolarity and Ions
Key mechanisms regulation na and ...,
Direct regulation of na levels gl...,
Vol
18
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Renal Biochemistry
Creatine kinase levels when its r...,
What is creatinine,
Creatinine formation diffusion fi...
13
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Acid Base Intro
Normal ph viable range why is it ...,
Strong and weak acids and bases h...,
Factors causing blood ph changes ...
16
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Acid Base: Renal Regulation
Key concepts of acid base renal r...,
Renal regulation of hco3 and h co...,
Where does altered bicarb reabsor...
10
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Acid Base Disturbances, Physiological Compensation
Acid base disorders what causes t...,
Approach to acid base problems 3 ...,
Blood gas analysis what is measur...
16
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Resp 1
Function of resp tract primary an...,
What is respiration ventilation g...,
Resp tract divisions
15
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Resp 2
What is ventilation and what is i...,
Inspiration what happens as thora...,
Model
21
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Resp 3
Comparison of pulmonary and syste...,
Major functions of pulmonary circ...,
Pulmonary circulation as a blood ...
13
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Resp 4
Fractional components of air,
Effect of barometric pressure alt...,
Physiological factors affecting a...
18
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Resp 5
Mechanisms to transport oxygen in...,
Hemoglobin in blood,
Hemoglobin
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Resp 6
Feedback control for regulation o...,
Neural control of ventilation 2 p...,
Innervation of the resp system
16
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Immunology Lecture 1
What was pasteurs fowl cholera ex...,
Types of immune responses 3,
Comparison of innate vs acquired ...
11
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Immunology Lec 2 - Innate Immunity Pt1
Acute inflammation doubling time ...,
Initating an immune response pamp...,
Initiating an immune response dan...
22
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Immunology Lec 3 - Innate Immunity Pt2
Inflammation and phagocytosis,
Phagocytic cells myeloid cells an...,
Neutrophils vs monocytes
19
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Immunology Lec 4 - Innate Immunity Pt 3
What is inflammation,
What are the five hallmarks of in...,
How does inflammation lead to sic...
20
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Immunology Lec 5 - Innate-Adaptive Immunity Interface
Failure of the innate immune syst...,
Antigens triggers of the adaptive...,
Antigenicity what is it correlati...
22
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Immuno Lec 6 - Immunological Organs and Cells
Lymphocytes subsets and part of i...,
Lymphocytes develop from what pri...,
Secondary lymphoid tissues promot...
18
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Immuno Lec 7 - T cells and the T cell receptor
Acquired immune response arms,
Three potential pathways for anti...,
Importancce of antigen cross pres...
22
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Immuno Lec 8 - B cells and antibodies
Why do b cells have their name,
Development of b cells,
Stages of b cell development
24
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Immuno Lec 9 - Immunoregulation
The importance of regulating the ...,
Evidence of immunological tolerance,
T cells are rendered tolerant of ...
21
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Immuno 10 - Fetal and Newborn Immunity
Development of the immune system ...,
In utero infections,
Bovine viral diarrhea virus and f...
22
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Immuno 11 - Immunity to Bacteria Fungi Parasites
What is infection why does diseas...,
Infectious disease in animals vs ...,
Innate antmicrobial immunity bact...
15
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Immuno 12 - Immunity to Viruses
Examples poorly adapted viruses k...,
Virome defintion,
Difference between replication of...
17
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Immuno 13 - Transplantation Immunology
Autograft vs isograft vs allograf...,
What are triggers of allograft re...,
Mhc matching promotes graft survi...
17
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Immuno 14 - Immunodiagnostic Techniques
Sensitivity specificity false pos...,
Flow cytometry,
What flow cytometry can tell us a...
12
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Digestive
Gastrin stimulus for release and ...,
Secretin stimulus for release and...,
Cck stimulus for release and action
6
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Endocrine Disorders
What is euthyroid sick syndrome from,
Hyperthyroidism serum levels caus...,
Hypothyroidism serum levels cause...
13
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