Vanders Human Physiology (PHYSL 210) Flashcards

Decks in this Class (31):

• Chapter 31 32 Cell Membranes

  Chapter 3.1-3.2 Cell Membranes

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  cells are surrounded by a limiting barri,

  the interior of the cell is divided into,

  the cytoplasm contains cell ______ and f
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• Chapter 33 Cell Organelles

  Chapter 3.3 - Cell organelles

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  what is the primary function of the nucl,

  surrounding the nuclus is a barrier call,

  at regular intervals along the surface o
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• Chapter 3 Section B Protein Synthesis De

  Chapter 3 section B: Protein Synthesis, Degradation, and Secretion

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  a sequence of dna nucleotides containing,

  in simplest terms a gene is a ____ of __,

  the total genomic information coded in t
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• 41 Diffusion

  4.1 Diffusion

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  the movement of molecules from one locat,

  simple diffusion is one of the key mecha,

  the amount of material crossing a surfac
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• Lecture 2 Cell Physiology Video 8 Moveme

  Lecture 2 Cell Physiology Video 8 Movement of molecules across membranes

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  define simple diffusion
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• Chapter 5 Cell Signalling In Physiology

  Chapter 5 Cell Signalling in Physiology

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  the first step in the action of any inte,

  a chemical messenger is a _____ and the,

  the binding of a messenger to the recept
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• Chapter 181 Cells And Secretions Mediati

  Chapter 18.1 Cells and secretions mediating Immune response

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  white blood cells are known as,

  unlike erythrocytes ______ can leave the,

  what are the two groups that leukocytes
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• Chapter 182 Innate Immune Responses

  Chapter 18.2 Innate Immune Responses

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  innate immune responses defend,

  innate responses recognize a _____ _____,

  innate responses include
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• Chapter 183 Adaptive Immune Response

  Chapter 18.3 Adaptive Immune Response

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  any molecule that can trigger an adaptiv,

  what are the three stages of a typical a,

  what are the two possible functions of t
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• Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 2

  Nerve, Muscle, Synapse Lecture 2

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  what does em represent,

  em is set by,

  what are leak channels
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• Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 3

  Nerve, Muscle, Synapse Lecture 3

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  what is the definition of resting membra,

  what happens when ion selective channels,

  what are the two main types of ion chann
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• Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 4

  Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 4

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  where would you find,

  receptors on the post synaptic cell are,

  what type of synaptic transmission do mo
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• Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 5

  Nerve, Muscle, Synapse Lecture 5

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  _______ neurons are always excitatory,

  what are the three types of muscle,

  _____ muscle is found in all organs of t
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• Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 7

  Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 7

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  what are the 6 key molecular participant,

  which protein is a regulatory protein th,

  which protein binds actin and tropomyosi
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• Cns Lecture 1a

  CNS Lecture 1A

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  what is the corpus callosum,

  what are the three components of the bra,

  what is the brainstem composed of
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• Cns Lecture 1b

  CNS Lecture 1B

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  what is afferent,

  what is the efferent division of the pns,

  the afferent division of the pns has wha
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• Cns Lecture 2

  CNS Lecture 2

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  what is de afferentiation,

  what does modality of a sensory input re,

  what component of a sensory receptor det
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• Cns Lecture 3

  CNS Lecture 3

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  the ability to locate a stimulus depends,

  what is the difference between sensation,

  what process focuses ascending sensory s
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• Cns Lecture 4

  CNS Lecture 4

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  how is sensory input,

  signals from the sensorimotor cortex des,

  information from sensory receptors trave
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• Cns Lecture 5

  CNS Lecture 5

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  the cerebellum receives sensory input fr,

  what are the four functional divisions o,

  for each of the four functional division
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• Ans Lectures 1 2

  ANS Lectures 1&2

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  what two communicating systems are invol,

  what are three functions of the ans,

  fill in the table comparing the ans and
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• Special Senses Lecture 1

  Special Senses Lecture 1

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  what is the somatosensory system,

  what is somatic sensation,

  what is somatosensation
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• Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 1

  Cardiovascular physiology Lecture 1

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  what is hemodynamics,

  what is resistance to blood flow,

  what formula describes flow
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• Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 2

  Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 2

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  what are the four valves in the heart,

  what are valves made of what are the fla,

  what are valve rings
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• Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 3

  Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 3

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  what are the two types of aps in the hea,

  where are fast aps found,

  where are slow response action potential
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• Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 4

  Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 4

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  the cardiac cycle can be divided into __,

  what is systole,

  what is diastole
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• Endocrine Physiology

  Endocrine Physiology
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• Gastrointestinal Physiology

  Gastrointestinal Physiology

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  functions of the gastrointestinal tract,

  what is digestion,

  what is absorption
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• Renal Physiology

  Renal Physiology

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  what is the primary function of the kidn,

  what are five functions of the kidney,

  kidneys regulate fluid volume which affe
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• Respiratory Physiology

  Respiratory Physiology

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  what are 6 functions of the respiratory,

  what is the fundamental unit of the resp,

  the alveoli are embedded in a dense netw
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• Reproductive Physiology

  Reproductive Physiology

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  new card
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