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1.06 - Fluid Compartments
What are the three major fluid co...,
What is the approximate size of t...,
What is the ionic composition of ...
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1.07 - Osmosis
What is diffusion,
What is the difference in concent...,
What factors influence the rate o...
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1.08 - Membrane & Action Potentials
Define potential difference,
What is potential difference meas...,
How is the charge separation formed
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1.10 - Transmission Between Cells & The NMJ
What are the steps in chemical ne...,
How are neurotransmitters package...,
What is the importance of ca2 in ...
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1.11 - Excitation, Inhibition & Neurmodulation
What are the three types of funct...,
Describe excitatory synapses,
Describe inhibitory synapses
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1.12 Synaptic Integration & Action Potential Propagation
Describe how the ap propagates al...,
Why does the action potential onl...,
What factors influence conduction...
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1.13 - Excitation - Contraction Coupling In Muscle
What type of motor neurons are mo...,
What is the innervation ratio,
What is in a muscle triad
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1.14 - Muscle Force Production
Define contraction,
Define twitch,
Define force
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1.15 - Blood Flow
What are cardiofugal vessels,
What are cardiopetal vessels,
Define flow
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1.16 - Vascular Filtration
What are the three types of capil...,
Describe continuous capillaries,
Describe fenestrated capillaries
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1.17 - Spinal Reflex & Muscle Control
What is the function of alpha mot...,
What is a motor unit,
What is the motor neurone pool
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1.18 - Biological Basis Of Pain
What is pain,
What is nociception,
Describe the differences between ...
22
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1.19 - ANS & Bladder Control
Location of sympathetic pregangli...,
Location of sympathetic postgangl...,
Location of parasympathetic prega...
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1.20 - Kidney Function & Regulation
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1.21 - Pulmonary Pressures & Volumes
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1.22 - Respiratory Partial Pressures & Blood Gases
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1.23 - Oxygen Delivery To Tissues
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1.24 - Shock
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2.01 - The Cardiac Action Potential
What are the cardiac specialisati...,
What two structures form the inte...,
What are the components of the im...
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2.02 - Modulation Of The Cardiac Action Potential
Describe the ec coupling in cardi...,
Describe the effect of sympatheti...,
What are the five types of cardia...
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2.03 - Basis Of The ECG
What is the standard recording sp...,
In seconds how long is one small ...,
Describe the calibration pulse
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2.04 - The Cardiac Cycle
List the four heart valves and th...,
Define systole,
Define diastole
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2.05 - Cardiac Output & Starling's Law
Define cardiac output co,
What is the cardiac index,
Cardiac index is the cardiac outp...
15
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2.06 - Cardiac Work
What is the definition of work,
How is the formulat for work adap...,
Draw and label a left ventricular...
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2.07 - Neural Regulation Of Blood Pressure
What three parameters control mea...,
How does the autonomic nervous sy...,
What are the two main neural feed...
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2.08 - Local Control Of Blood Flow
Describe the contraction and rela...,
Describe the neural signalling of...,
Describe the ap in vsmc contraction
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2.09 - PV Loops & Heart Failure
What are the major cardiac parame...,
Draw a normal pv loop highlightin...,
Define heart failure
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2.10 - Vessels Of The Systemic Vasculature
What are the determinants of aort...,
What are the five pulse qualitites,
What is the mean arterial pressure
13
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2.11 - Special Circulations
Describe why,
Describe autoregulation,
Describe the key metabolic factor...
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2.12 - Filtration
What is the name of the blood vol...,
What is filtration fraction,
What 3 elements make up the filte...
17
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2.13 - Tubule Reabsorption & Secretion
What are the different pathways f...,
Describe renal handling of sodium...,
How much of the filtered sodium i...
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2.14 - Tubule Reabsorption & Secretion 2
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2.15 - Volume Regulation
How is extracellular fluid osmola...,
Describe the synthesis and releas...,
Describe the stimuli for adh secr...
16
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2.16 - Metabolic Acid Base
What is the normal range for bloo...,
What changes occur in the kidney ...,
What is titratable acid
7
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2.17 - Pressure Changes & Airflow During Breathing
Draw a spirometry curve and label...,
What are the two different types ...,
What two
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2.18 - Mechanical Properties Of Lung & Chest Wall
Where is flow in the respiratory ...,
Why does flow decrease as it pass...,
Where in the respiratory system d...
11
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2.19 - Alveolar Ventilation
What are the two components of to...,
What is the formula for total ven...,
What are the two components of ph...
11
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2.20 - Pulmonary Circulation & It's Determinants
What factors effect diffusion of ...,
What are two pathological process...,
Describe the relative diffusion c...
11
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2.21 - Regulation Of Respiration
What are the three basic elements...,
What sensors are involved in resp...,
Describe the central chemorecepto...
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2.22 - Respiratory Acid Base Balance
What are the largest chemical buf...,
What are the limitations of these...,
How does haemoglobin work as a bu...
9
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2.23 - Cardiorespiratory Problems With Sleep
What is obstructive sleep apnoea ...,
What is the difference between ap...,
What is central apnoea and what c...
6
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