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Introduction To Physiology
What is physiology 1,
What are the fundamental characte...,
What is metabolism 3
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Introduction Part 2
What are the 2 main control syste...,
Automatic control system is subdi...,
Feedback control system is furthe...
24
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Introduction Part 3
What are the three main types of ...,
Composition of neural regulation 2,
What is a large segment of nervou...
22
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Introduction Part 4
What is a local homeostatic respo...,
Where does a local homeostatic re...,
What does a local homeostatic res...
14
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Cells
What is the typical thickness of ...,
List some key functions of the ce...,
What is the general composition o...
25
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Cardiovascular Physiology
List the functions of the heart 1,
The cardiovascular system is divi...,
Name the two circuits of the card...
27
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Cardiovascular Physiology Part 2
Why is the rate of action potenti...,
Why is the rate of action potenti...,
What is the main source of calciu...
28
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Cardiovascular Physiology Part 3
What is the pacemaker potential 1,
What ion permeability is high dur...,
What happens to the permeability ...
17
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Cardiovascular Physiology Part 3
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Cell Physiology Part 2
What is facilitated diffusion via...,
What are three key characteristic...,
Describe the relationship between...
21
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Cell Physiology Part 3
What is secondary active transport 1,
How does secondary active transpo...,
What are examples of substances t...
9
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Cell Physiology Part 4
What mediates intercellular commu...,
What are the main pathways of cel...,
What happens in g protein linked ...
27
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Cell Physiology Part 5
What is the overshoot in an actio...,
What is the spike potential 2,
What is after hyperpolarization 3
20
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Cell Physiology Part 6
What is the propagation of the ac...,
In what directions can action pot...,
What principle governs whether an...
16
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Cell Physiology Part 7
According to the sliding filament...,
Does the length of the actin and ...,
What are the primary protein comp...
30
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Cell Physiology Part 8
What is preload 1,
What of the muscle does preload s...,
What is afterload 3
29
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Nervous System Physiology
List four basic functions of the ...,
Name some higher order functions ...,
The nervous system is one of the ...
29
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Nervous system Physiology Part 2
What are the primary functions of...,
Where on a neuron is the action p...,
What is the main role of the axon...
29
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Cell Physiology Part 9
How many smooth muscle fibers are...,
How many neurons can innervate a ...,
Can smooth muscle tension only in...
19
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Nervous System Physiology Part 3
What are chemical synapses 1,
What does unidirectional transmis...,
What event arrives at the axon te...
31
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Nervous System Physiology Part 4
What determines the membrane pote...,
How do postsynaptic potentials in...,
What happens to the postsynaptic ...
32
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Nervous System Physiology Part 5
What is the general function of s...,
What are the three main categorie...,
What types of sensations are incl...
34
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Nervous System Physiology Part 6
How many separate sensory areas a...,
What is the reason for the divisi...,
Which somatosensory area is more ...
40
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Nervous System Physiology Part 7
Describe rods in vision 1,
Describe cones in vision 2,
Compare the location in the retin...
39
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Nervous System Physiology Part 8
Where are anterior motor neurons ...,
What are the two types of anterio...,
What do alpha motor neurons inner...
36
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Nervous System Physiology Pat 9
What is the primary function of t...,
Where is the stretch reflex most ...,
What is the main function of the ...
21
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In parkinson disease 1,
Parkinson disease is characterize...,
Parkinson disease symptoms 3
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