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sensory physio,immunity,blood
#1. which specific type of antibodies is most abundant in the serum - IgG- gamma globins are antibodies produced by lymphocytes, one of the formed elements #2. what is immunological competence - the...
nurse72|10 years ago|±0|1 view
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Physio Final
#1. What is Gluconeogenisis? What organ does it take place in? - Gluconeogenesis (abbreviated GNG) is a metabolic pathway that results in the generation of glucose from non-carbohydrate carbon subst...
nurse72|10 years ago|±0|1 view
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Physiology Quiz 1 (covering packets 1-4): Packet 1 review
#1. One theme of physiology is hierarchy. Name the hierarchy starting from atoms - atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems #2. example of inorganic(2 examples)and organic (4examples) ...
Malibudentist|9 years ago|±0|52 views
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Study Guide #4
#1. Spirogram - a graph of respiratory movement made by the spirometer. #2. Tidal Volume TV - the amount of air inhaled and exhaled during one normal breath Average resting Values: 500 mL #3. IRV ...
chramb3|6 years ago|±0|31 views
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Vision
#1. Eye anatomy - Cornea, Lens, Iris, Vitrous, Retina Choroid, sclera Conjunctiva, Optic Nerve Head #2. Cornea - 70-80% of refraction Clinical involvement: ammetropia, astigmatism #3. Lens ...
Stephen_Clark|5 years ago|±0|14 views
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Cardiovascular System: Principles of Flow
#1. rate of diffusion depends on - concentration gradient #2. In a circulatory system, the rate of exchande with interior celss if proportional to - rate of blood flow #3. To determine the flow (Q) ...
dantetaraba|10 years ago|±0|80 views
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Functions of the Brain Parts
#1. The cerebrum and diencephalon form the ____ - Forebrain (2 parts) #2. Which part of the brain contains the cerebral cortex? What does this part of the brain do? - Cerebrum- participate...
anoffke|6 years ago|±0|59 views
6 cards
Homeostasis: The Foundation of Physiology
Chapter 1
_LUstudious2015|9 years ago|±0|117 views
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Autonomic Nervous System
#1. ANS Anatomy - Sympathetic: Exit CNS at T1-L2 Parasympathetics: Exit via Cranial Nerves or sacral Spinal Cord Preganglionic: project to autonomic ganglia Postganglionic : innervate the ...
Stephen_Clark|5 years ago|±0|44 views
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Endocrinology for beginners
An aid in studying introductory endocrine physiology
pearla|9 years ago|±0|137 views
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Advanced Physiology Exam 1 Topic 2
Topic 2
dante1|11 years ago|±0|79 views
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Basal Ganglia
#1. Basal Ganglia - Striatum is the main recipient of afferents In the motor regions of the basal ganglia, there is a motor homunculus similar to that seen in the primary motor cortex. #2. ...
Stephen_Clark|5 years ago|±0|49 views
37 cards
Physiology Exam 8
Skeletal Myofilaments
brown_6011|6 years ago|±0|32 views
49 cards
Physiology Final
#1. Inflammation of connective tissue is called? - FIBBROSITIS #2. Nerve impulse conduction is faster in... - myelinated axons #3. A collection of the central nervous system is called? - ganglion #...
celsal|8 years ago|±0|225 views
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Bio 22
study guide (final Exam)
chramb3|6 years ago|±0|95 views