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anhb1102 Flashcards

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What does nervous system look like

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General anatomy of a neuron

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common types of neurons

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How does neuron generate electrical signal

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Action potential propagation

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the synapse

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summation= addition of postsynaptic potentials

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axonal transport

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myelin

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conduction speed across myelin

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brain overview

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neuralation

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cells of CNS

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brain bits

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protecting the brain

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meninges

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fate of neural canal
ventricles and CSF

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protecting the brain CSF

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protecting the brain: blood and brain barrier system

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CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES

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diencephalon

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Hypothalamus

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brain stem

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cerebellum

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cranial nerves

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spinal cord

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cells of spinal cord and spinal nerves

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spinal cord bits

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white and grey matter

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meninges of spinal cord

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vertebral column

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spinal nerves

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ratio of grey matter to white matter

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rootlets, roots and ramis

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plexuses

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dermatomes sensory

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polio

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reflexes

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white matter tracts

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tract anatomy

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somatic sensory pathways

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primary somatosensory cortex

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motor pathways

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primary motor cortex

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spinal injury

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autonomic nervous system

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47
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homeostasis requires communication

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autonomic reflexes

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division of ans

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ans vs a somatic motor pathway

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sympathetic divison

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adrenal glands

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Parasympathetic divison

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54
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neurotransmitters and receptors

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55
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control with single innervation

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56
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control with dual innervation

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57
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autonomic tone

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58
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enteric nervous system

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flight/fight

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Raynaud disease

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rest and digest

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gag reflex
nasolacrimal reflex

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why sleep in necessary

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how do we recognise sleep

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sleep

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what determines when you want to sleep and when you want to be awake

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glymphatic system

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67
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what does sleep look like

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sleep

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68
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sleep and learning

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sleep

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dreaming and learning

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sleep

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sleeping too little

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71
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respiration

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72
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functions of human respiratory system

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73
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embryological Development

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anatomy of resp system

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upper resp tract
nasal cavity

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pharynx and larynx

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trachea
smoking

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lungs

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bronchial tree

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lungs blood supply

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blood gas barrier

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alveolar gas exchange

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pleura

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breathing terminology

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muscles of respiration

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intercostal muscle

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how are lungs ventilated

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accessory muscles to respiration

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mechanics of breathign

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gas laws

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neural control of respiratory system

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neural control of breathing
respiratory groups

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receptors from breathing

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homeostasis of breathing

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voluntary control of breathing

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cardiovascular system

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pulmonary and systemic circuits

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blood flow

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position of the heart

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pericardium

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heart wall

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anterior view of the heart

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posterior view of the heart

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chambers of heart

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valves

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blood flow

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lub dub

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coronary circulation

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cardiac muscle
intercalated discs

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conduction system

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pacemaker cells
cardiomyocytes

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electrocardiogram

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cardiac cycle

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autonomic innervation of the heart

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115
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cardiac output

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general anatomy of the blood vessesl

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blood vessel wall

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arteries

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capillaries

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veins

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venous return

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circulatory pathwyas

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pulmonary circuit

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major systemic arteries

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branches of the abdominal aorta

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major systemic veins

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blood

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erythrocytes

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homeostasis of blood

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homeostasis of blood pressure

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arterial sense organs

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digestive system

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gastrovascular cavity

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alimentary canal

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digestive function

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major regions of alimentary canal

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digestive processes

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layers of digestive tract wall

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motility

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peritoneum

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serous membranes

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arterial circulation

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hepatic portal circulation

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neural control of digestive tracts

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ans control of digestive system

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oral cavity

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teeth dentition

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lips and cheeks

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tongue

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salivary glands

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saliva

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pharynx

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swallowing

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esophagus

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gastroesophageal junction

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stomahc

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gastric mucosa

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pepsin

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gastric motility

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gastroduodenal junction

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small intestine

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accessory glands with small intestine
liver
pancreas

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small intestine anatomy

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intestinal villi

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villus

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carb digestion

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protein digestion

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fat digestion

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other nutrient digestion

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large intestine

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anal canal

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anorectal junction

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neural control of defecation

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urinary system

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osmoregulation

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kidneys

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excretion of nitrogenous wastes

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anatomy of urinary system

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anatomy of kidney

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renal blood vessesl

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ureters

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urinary bladder

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urethra

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neural control of micturition

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deeper kidney anatomy
nephron

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basic stages of urine fomration

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nephron

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188
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flow of glomerular filtrate

A

us1

189
Q

renal circulation

A

us1

190
Q

renal corpuscel

A

us1

191
Q

glomerular filtration

A

us1

192
Q

nephron tubule

A

us1

193
Q

renal tubules

A

us1

194
Q

pct

A

us1

195
Q

tubular reabsorption

A

us1

196
Q

renal threshold

A

us1

197
Q

solutes reabsorbed and secreted

A

us1

198
Q

loop of henle

A

us1

199
Q

countercurrent multiplier of nephron loop

A

us1

200
Q

vasa recta

A

us1

201
Q

collecting duct

A

us1

202
Q

urea

A

us1

203
Q

renal medulla

A

us1

204
Q

homeostasis

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

205
Q

set point

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

206
Q

control of homeostasis

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

207
Q

short term homeostatic mechanism

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

208
Q

Positive feedback mechanisms

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

209
Q

communication

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

210
Q

hormones

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

211
Q

types and transport of hormones

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

212
Q

steroid hormones

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

213
Q

protein hormones

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

214
Q

target tissues

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

215
Q

endocrine system

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

216
Q

negative feedback systems

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

217
Q

positive feedback systems

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

218
Q

hypothalamus and pituitary

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

219
Q

posterior pitutiary

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

220
Q

anterior pituitary

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

221
Q

development of pituitary

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

222
Q

HPT axis

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

223
Q

thyroid hormone dysfunction

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

224
Q

growth hormone

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

225
Q

adrenal glands

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

226
Q

HPA axis

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

227
Q

pancreas

A

homeostasis and endocrine system

228
Q

nutrition

A

nutrition

229
Q

nutrients

A

nutrition

230
Q

feeding /fasting

A

nutrition

231
Q

carbs

A

nutrition

232
Q

pancreas

A

nutrition

233
Q

absorptive state

A

nutrition

234
Q

post absorptive state

A

nutrition

235
Q

negative feedback and blood sugar regulation

A

nutrition

236
Q

type 1 diabtees

A

nutrition

237
Q

type 2 diabetes

A

nutrition

238
Q

obesity

A

nutrition

239
Q

fats and lipids

A

nutrition

240
Q

proteins

A

nutrition

241
Q

vitamins

A

nutrition

242
Q

minerals

A

nutrition

243
Q

energy supply

A

nutrition

244
Q

life cycle

A

ageing

245
Q

montbeillards sin

A

ageing

246
Q

height and weight velocity

A

ageing

247
Q

sexual dimorphism in height and weight

A

ageing

248
Q

growth charts

A

ageing

249
Q

endocrinology of growth

A

ageing

250
Q

senescence

A

ageing

251
Q

survival and mortality data

A

ageing

252
Q

hay flick’s limit

A

ageing

253
Q

telomerase

A

ageing

254
Q

damage from free radicals

A

ageing

255
Q

genetic contributors to senescnece

A

ageing

256
Q

environmental contributors to senescence

A

ageing

257
Q

characteristics of senscence

A

ageing

258
Q

endocrinology of ageing

A

ageing

259
Q

andropause

A

ageing

260
Q

social impact of ageing

A

ageing

261
Q

movement

A

locomotion

262
Q

movements of the hip

A

locomotion

263
Q

purpose of muscle

A

locomotion

264
Q

gait cycle

A

locomotion

265
Q

walking effiency

A

locomotion

266
Q

pelvic bones

A

locomotion

267
Q

muscles of hip joint

A

locomotion

268
Q

hip sagittal plane

A

locomotion

269
Q

effect of sagittal movement son cog

A

locomotion

270
Q

hip frontal plane

A

locomotion

271
Q

pathological gait
trendelenburg

A

locomotion

272
Q

knee and ankle

A

locomotion

273
Q

ankle muscle movements

A

locomotion

274
Q

ankle in locomotion

A

locomotion

275
Q

pathological gait
drop foot

A

locomotion

276
Q

phylogenetic constarint

A

locomotion

277
Q

bipedalism

A

locomotion

278
Q

skeletal features for bipedalism

A

locomotion

279
Q

skull

A

locomotion

280
Q

s shaped spine

A

locomotion

281
Q

pelvis

A

locomotion

282
Q

femur and tibia

A

locomotion

283
Q

obstrecial dilemma

A

locomotion

284
Q

types of point mutation

A

genetics 1

285
Q

allele
genotype
phenotype

A

genetics 1

286
Q

evolution is a 2 step process

A

genetics 2

287
Q

evolutionary forces that affect allele frequency

A

genetics 2

288
Q

mutation

A

genetics 2

289
Q

random genetic drift

A

genetics 2

290
Q

gene flow

A

genetics 2

291
Q

natural selection

A

genetics 2

292
Q

types of selection

A

genetics 2

293
Q

in the absence of evolutionary forces

A

genetics 2

294
Q

pattern of genetic diversity as a reflection of migration, admixture and adaptation

A

genetics 3

295
Q

monogenic

A

genetics 4

296
Q

polygenic

A

genetics 4

297
Q

measuring heritabiltiy

A

genetics 4

298
Q

polygenic inheritance model

A

genetics 4

299
Q

coefficient of relationship

A

genetics 5

300
Q

linkage vs association

A

genetics 5

301
Q

GWAS

A

genetics 5

302
Q

ecology

A

human ecology

303
Q

natural selection

A

human ecology

304
Q

adaptation

A

human ecology

305
Q

ecological processes

A

human ecology

306
Q

responses to the environemnt

A

human ecology

307
Q

species wide and Population specific

A

human ecology

308
Q

physics and ecology

A

human ecology

309
Q

leibigs law

A

human ecology

310
Q

law of tolerance

A

human ecology

311
Q

selection and adaptation

A

human ecology

312
Q

abiotic factors

A

human ecology

313
Q

abiotic factors

A

human ecology

314
Q

Bergmans rule

A

human ecology

315
Q

Allens rule

A

human ecology

316
Q

skin colour and climate

A

human ecology

317
Q

adaptation and acclimatisation to uv

A

human ecology

318
Q

skin colour and race

A

human ecology

319
Q

convergent evolution

A

human ecology

320
Q

varation within vs among groups

A

human ecology

321
Q

biotic
malaria

A

human ecology

322
Q

lactose intolerance

A

human ecology

323
Q

settlement

A

human ecology

324
Q

dietary trends

A

human ecology

325
Q

demographic transition

A

human ecology

326
Q

food prodcution

A

human ecology

327
Q

behaviour

A

human behaviour

328
Q

ultimate and proximate explanations

A

human behaviour

329
Q

behaviours in context

A

human behaviour

330
Q

controls of behaviour

A

human behaviour

331
Q

reflex behaviours

A

human behaviour

332
Q

individual selection of behaviour

A

human behaviour

333
Q

males and females

A

human behaviour

334
Q

sexual selection

A

human behaviour

335
Q

kin selection

A

human behaviour

336
Q

primates

A

human behaviour

337
Q

living in social groups

A

human behaviour

338
Q

altruism

A

human behaviour

339
Q

relatedness

A

human behaviour

340
Q

kin selection
hamiltons rule
inclusive fitness

A

human behaviour

341
Q

reciprocity

A

human behaviour

342
Q

large brains

A

human behaviour

343
Q

human behavioural plasticity

A

human behaviour

344
Q

human social learning

A

human behaviour

Human Biology ATAR (23 decks)

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