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Homeostasis
How is the body organized in term...,
What is homeostasis defined as by...,
What is extracellular fluid ecf
15
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Unit 1 Lecture 1: Respiratory Structure and Function
Main purpose of the respiratory s...,
The respiratory system encompasse...,
What are the four steps for exter...
32
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Unit 1 Lecture 2: Respiratory Mechanics
What pressures are affected when ...,
What is recoil pressure,
What is the pleura and what is it...
18
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Unit 1 Lecture 3: Respiratory Compliance
What does compliance mean and how...,
What is the formula for compliance,
What does increased compliance mean
17
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Unit 1 Lecture 4: Airways Resistance
What is the main factor that infl...,
What does poiseuille s law state,
What is airway resistance dependa...
19
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Unit 1 Lecture 5: Lung Volumes, Flow & Ventilation
Restrictive diseases are characte...,
What are causes for restrictive d...,
What is this machine called and h...
29
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Unit 1 Lecture 6: Gas Exchange
What are the three main gases tha...,
Where does gas exchange occur and...,
What is unique about the space be...
28
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Unit 1 Lecture 7: Gas Transport
What percent of oxygen is dissolv...,
What is haemeglobin bound to oxyg...,
Where does the dissociation of ox...
25
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Unit 1 Lecture 8: Control of Breathing
What determines palveolar gas,
Respiratory centre in the brain i...,
What are the dorsal and ventral b...
21
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Unit 2 Lecture 1: Basic Heart Structure & Function
What does the circulatory system do,
What are the different systems of...,
Which part of the circulation con...
13
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Unit 2 Lecture 2: Cardiac Conductance
What is the sa node,
Explain what happens when depolar...,
What does atrial depolarization a...
11
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Unit 2 Lecture 3: Cardiac Action Potentials
The resting membrane potential of...,
Where does the cardiac action pot...,
Explain the cardiac action potent...
13
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Unit 2 Lecture 4: Electrocardiogram & Cardiac Cycle
What is an ecg defined as,
Explain the p wave qrs complex an...,
Why does the qrs complex have suc...
17
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Lab 1 Questions
What is eupnea eupneic breathing,
What is hyperpnea described as,
What is dyspnea classified as
11
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Unit 2 Lecture 5: Cardiac Output
What is the formula for cardiac o...,
What factors regulate sv,
Which factors that help regulate ...
15
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Unit 2 Lecture 6: Intro to Vascular
Functions of the vascular system,
What does selective distribution ...,
What are the two systems of circu...
18
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Unit 2 Lecture 7: Mean Arterial Pressure
Using the cardiac output formula ...,
How is map important,
What is low blood pressure charac...
26
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Lab 2 Questions
What is the law of mass action,
What is the principal factor dete...,
What does beer s law state
18
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Unit 2 Lecture 8: High Systolic BP
What are the consequences of high...,
What is an aneurysm,
What is an aortic dissection
20
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Unit 2 Lecture 9: Arterioles & Microcirculation
3 facts about arterioles,
What is the second determinant of...,
How is resistance related to radius
23
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Unit 2 Lecture 10: Regulation of Blood Flow
What are the two ways to regulate...,
What is local blood flow what is ...,
Is local blood flow dependant on ...
28
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Unit 2 Lecture 11: Sympathetic Influences on Vasculature
What causes sns activity to be mi...,
How are active hyperemia and symp...,
Explain how active hyperemia symp...
20
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Unit 2 Lecture 12: Capillary Filtration & Reabsorption
What is capillary filtration capi...,
What is the primary function of c...,
According to this picture how doe...
26
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Unit 2 Lecture 13: Veins
Where are the pressures lowest in...,
Unique fact about veins,
Describe the structure of veins
19
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Unit 3 Lecture 1: Intro to Renal Physiology
What is the renal cortex renal me...,
What are the main roles of the ki...,
When it comes to fluid and ion ho...
28
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Unit 3 Lecture 2: Determinants of Glomerular Filtration
What dictates whether glomerular ...,
How is capillary pressure vascula...,
How is bowman s space pressure di...
23
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Unit 3 Lecture 3: Trans-epithelial Transport
Define trans epithelial transport,
What is renal clearance how is it...,
What are substances that are not ...
20
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Unit 3 Lecture 4: Glucose Reabsorption/Osmotic Gradient in The Kidney
Explain the steps of glucose reab...,
Why use transporters when we coul...,
If we have a high amount of gluco...
20
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Lab 3 Questions - EKG
Why is the myocardium able to con...,
How does the myocardium get stimu...,
What cells in the right atrium re...
39
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Lab 4 - Urinalysis & Urea Clearance
How is normal blood ph maintained...,
What is the nephron,
Each nephron consists of two main...
39
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