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Revision as of 19:30, 25 March 2011
Exam 3
- Excercise:
- Exercise physiology II (03//11, )
- Exercise physiology I (03//11, Witzmann)
- Regulation of body temperature (03//11, Witzmann)
- Gender:
- Pregnancy, parturition & lactation (03//11, Pavalko)
- Female reproductive physiology (03//11, Pavalko)
- Male reproductive physiology (03//11, Pavalko)
- Sexual differentiation/HPG axis II (03//11, Pavalko)
- Sexual differentiation/HPG axis I (03//11, Pavalko)
- Renal
- Renal regulation of acid-base balance (03//11, Kempson)
- Acid-base balance (03//11, Kempson)
- Renal physiology TBL (03//11, Kempson, Molitoris)
- Potassium, Pi, Ca, Mg balance (03//11, Kempson)
- Sodium balance (03/25/11, Kempson)
- Dilution & concentration of urine (03//11, Kempson)
- Water balance (03/24/11, Kempson)
- Tubular reabsorption & secretion (03/23/11, Kempson)
- Renal blood flow, glomerular filtration (03/23/11, Kempson)
- Kidney functions (03/22/11, Kempson)
- Endocrine:
- Endocrine TBL (03/22/11, Rhodes / Walvoord)
- Hormonal control of growth (03/21/11, Rhodes)
- Thyroid gland (03/21/11, Rhodes)
Exam 2
- Endocrine:
- Adrenal gland (03/02/11, Rhodes)
- Endocrine control mechanism (03/01/11, Rhodes)
- Calcium, phosphate and bone homeostasis (02/28/11, Pavalko)
- Metabolism and nutrition (02/25/11, Elmendorff)
- Endocrine 1 (02/25/11, Elmendorff)
- GI:
- GI TBL Notes (03/01/11)
- Liver physiology (02/24/11, Elmendorff)
- Lipid digestion and absorption (02/23/11, Elmendorff)
- Fluid and ion absorption (02/22/11, Herring)
- Protein and carbohydrate digestion and absorption (02/21/11, Herring)
- GI function and dysfunction (02/10/11, Herring)
- Organization of the GI system, Motility and Dysmotility (02/09/11, Herring)
- Respiratory
- Control of breathing (02/17/11, Tune)
- Causes of hypoxia (02/17/11, Tune)
- Transport of O2 and CO2 (02/16/11, Tune)
- Pulmonary circulation (02/15/11, Tune)
- Alveolar ventilation (02/14/11, Tune)
- Lung volumes (02/14/11, Tune)
- Pulmonary mechanics (02/09/11, Tune)
- Pulmonary structure (02/08/11, Tune)
Exam 1
- Cardiovascular
- Lecture 12 Heart Defects (01/31/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 11 Fetal Physiology (01/31/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 10 Coronary Artery Disease (01/28-/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 9 Hypertension and Diabetes (01/28-/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 8 Shock (01/27-28/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 7 Neural Control (01/27/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 6 Transcapillary Exchange (01/25-27/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 5 Microcirculation (01/21-25/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 4 Arterial Blood Pressure (01/21/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 3 Cardiac Mechanics (01/20-21/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 2 Heart Cycle (01/20/11, Bohlen)
- Lecture 1 Overview (01/19/11, Bohlen)
- Book notes: Chapter 11 - Blood components, immunity, and hemostasis
- Book notes: Chapter 17 - Special circulations
- Cardiac electricity
- Book notes: Chapter 13 - Electrical activity of the heart
- F513_ECG_I__II_print_v7.pptx (01/14/2011)
- 20110113_Lecture_10_notes (F513_Cardiac_AP_print_v9.pdf)
- Cardiac flashcards
- Muscle:
- Neurophysiology:
- 20110106_Lecture_5_notes.txt (ANS)
- Neuron and introduction flashcards
- 20110105_Lecture_4_notes.txt (Sensation)
- 20110104_Lecture_3_notes.txt (Synaptic transmission)
- 20110103_Lecture_2_notes.txt (Action potentials)
- Book notes: Chapter 02 - Plasma membrane, membrane transport, and resting membrane potential
- Book notes: Chapter 03 - The action potential, synaptic transmission, and maintenance of nerve function
- Book notes: Chapter 04 - Sensory physiology
- Book notes: Chapter 05 - The autonomic nervous system
- Introduction:
