Physiology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (42):

• 11 Phys Definitions

  1.1 Phys definitions

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  what is the equation for mean arterial b,

  what controls hr sv tpr,

  in physiology you will learn that all of
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• 43 Endocrine

  4.3 Endocrine

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  tsh stimulates all activities of the ___,

  tsh stimulates what 4 main activities,

  storage of iodinated thyroglobulin is in
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• 12 Phys Gradients

  1.2 Phys gradients

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  gradients,

  3 types gradients examples,

  gradients are a source of cells spend a
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• 1 3 Phys Muscles

  1,3 Phys muscles

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  sarcomere,

  concentric contraction,

  eccentric contraction
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• 14 Phys Camp Fa Ips

  1.4 Phys cAMP, FA, IPs

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  adipose tissue lipolysis is catabolic or,

  the first step of adipose lipolysis to c,

  epi norepi glucagon and acth activate ho
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• 15 Phys Must Knows

  1.5 Phys Must Knows

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  name ligand receptors with tyrosine kina,

  what is jak stat pathway,

  the degree of cell electronegativity is
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• 21 Muscle

  2.1 muscle

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  what is a motor unit,

  what is a neuromuscular junction,

  a muscle fiber is innervated by how many
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• 22 Ekg

  2.2 EKG

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  what are the two circulatory circuits th,

  what need a change in what to get flow w,

  what happens to two vessels if they have
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• 23

  2.3

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  mea electrical axis is normally betwee,

  if there is an infarction the axis point,

  if there is a bundle block the axis poin
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• 24

  2.4

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  volume loading hypertension caused by,

  vasconstrictor hypertension caused by,

  primary hypertension and 3 contributing
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• 25 Phys 2 Blood

  2.5 Phys 2 Blood

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  heart attack is called,

  infarction detection,

  atherosclerosis caused by
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• 3 Gastrointestinal Physiology

  3 Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  4 main topics we discuss,

  organs of the gi tract,

  what are the two gi muscular layers
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• 31 Gastrointestinal Physiology

  3.1 Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  what are the two basic movement of gi,

  what are the 3 mixing movements,

  define constrictor waves movement
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• 32 Gastrointestinal Physiology

  3.2 Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  what are the components and their functi,

  mucus is made of,

  how much fluid do secretions make how mu
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• 34 Gastrointestinal Physiology

  3.4 Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  how much does the parotid submandibular,

  why does parotid or submandibular produc,

  composition of saliva
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• 35 Gastrointestinal Physiology

  3.5 Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  mucus of si comes from what glands,

  fluid of si is released from,

  digestive enzymes of si released by desc
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• 36 Gastrointestinal Physiology

  3.6 Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  what are the products or rbc destruction,

  where does bilirubin come from,

  is bilirubin glucuronide or free bilirub
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• Carbohydrates

  carbohydrates

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  name polysaccharides,

  name disaccarides,

  name monosaccharides
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• 37 Gastrointestinal Physiology Metabolis

  3.7 Gastrointestinal Physiology Metabolism

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  metabolism means,

  what are the two functional statres or p,

  define absorptive metabolism
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• 38 Gastrointestinal Physiology Energetic

  3.8 Gastrointestinal Physiology Energetics

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  two general methods that nutrients energ,

  anaerobic mechanisms,

  aerobic mechanisms
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• 39 Gastrointestinal Physiology Body Temp

  3.9 Gastrointestinal Physiology body temp

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  body temp is a compromise between,

  what causes heat production,

  radiation
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• 4 Endocrine

  4 Endocrine

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  what are the two major systems controlli,

  do the nervous and endocrine system infl,

  what type of glands are ductless
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• 41 Endocrine Hormone Secretion Regulatio

  4.1 Endocrine -hormone secretion regulation and ant pit

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  what type of stimuli does hormonal secre,

  intrinsic stimuli,

  extrinsic stimuli
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• 42 Endocrine Post Pit

  4.2 Endocrine post pit

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  what are the two hormones secreted by po,

  what is another name for vasopression,

  antidiuretic hormone adh aka vasopressin
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• 44 Endocrine Diabetes

  4.4 Endocrine diabetes

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  what are other names for hyperthyroidism,

  causes of hyperthyroidism which one is m,

  describe the autimmune causation for hyp
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• 45 Endocrine Adrenal

  4.5 Endocrine adrenal

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  adrenal gland location,

  adrenal gland structure,

  3 layers of adrenal cortex
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• 46 Endocrine Ca And Po4

  4.6 Endocrine Ca and PO4

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  is calcium or phosphate regulation more,

  calcium regulation is specifically criti,

  low ca levels make neuromuscular membran
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• 47 Endocrine Mineral Homeostasis

  4.7 Endocrine mineral homeostasis

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  what are the 3 hormones that control min,

  main places we regulate ca,

  what does calcitonin do
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• 48 Endocrine Male

  4.8 Endocrine male

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  5 significant hormones of male reproduct,

  testosterone chemical neture and source,

  for the first 40 days 6 weeks an embryo
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• 49 Endocrine Female

  4.9 Endocrine female

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  two cycles and main functions,

  4 parts of ovarian cycle,

  follicular growth phase of ovarian cycle
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• 511 Pulmonary

  5.1.1 Pulmonary

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  why do we breath,

  how do we breath,

  what is the primary driver for why we br
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• 512 Pulmonary

  5.1.2 Pulmonary

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  functional residual capacity,

  total lung capacity,

  tital volume
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• 513 Pulmonary

  5.1.3 Pulmonary

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  restrictive lung disease means,

  two most common ways to get restrictive,

  once of most common cause of death for h
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• 52 Pulmonary

  5.2 Pulmonary

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  for gas exchange to occur we must have w,

  what is pulmonary vascular resistance,

  what happens as r ventricular output inc
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• 53 Pulmonary

  5.3 Pulmonary

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  we are designed to have ____ gradients f,

  parital pressure gradients are the drivi,

  average pressure at sea level
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• 54 Pulmonary

  5.4 Pulmonary

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  what is co2 and o2 environments like in,

  globin,

  heme
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• 55 Pulmonary

  5.5 Pulmonary

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  what centers of breathing control are fo,

  what centers of breathing control are fo,

  when is ventral rc activated
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• 57 Renal

  5.7 Renal

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  what does renin active vitamin d and ert,

  systemic renal circulation and gfr 1 car,

  functions of kidney
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• 61 Nervous System

  6.1 Nervous System

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  anything outside the brain and spinal co,

  if any question says efferent or afferen,

  what is motor
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• Subcortical Levels Of Brain

  Subcortical levels of brain

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  name the lower brain subcortical levels,

  medulla and pons,

  hypothalamus and limbic system
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• 62 Nervous System

  6.2 Nervous System

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  afferent neurons,

  efferent neurons,

  internuerons
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• 63 Nervous System

  6.3 Nervous System

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  purpose of endogenous pain suppression,

  define stress induced analgesia,

  purpose of b endorphin in stress induced
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