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Physiology Sem 2 > Pharmacological basis for the treatment of GI disorders > Flashcards

Pharmacological basis for the treatment of GI disorders Flashcards

Physiology Sem 2 (53 decks)

Introduction to CVS

Control of blood flow

Control of cardiac output

Cardiac Contraction

Principles of haemodynamics

Properties of special circulations

Reflex control of the CVS

Solute EXchange

Atheroma and infarction

Coordinated responses of the CVS - exercise, gravity and haemorrhage

Thrombosis: Haemostasis in the wrong place

Pharmacology of the CVS

Pulmonary Ventilation

The mechanics of breathing

Gas exchange in thelungs

Blood gas transport

Neural control of breathing

Integrated control of ventilation

Pulmonary defence mechanism

Pathophysiology of resp disease p1

Pathophysiology of resp disease p2

Respiratory failure: causes and complications

Development of the GI tract

Control of food intake

Introduction to the functions and control of the alimentary tract

Transport along and across the GI tract

The Liver: An introduction to its function

Metabolic functions of the liver

Oesophagus and its disorders

Regulation and disorders of gastric secretion

Bile, gall bladder and gall stones

Pancreatic exocrine secretions and control

Consequences of fluid loss from the GI tract

Symptoms of GI disease: nausea, vomiting and pain

Immunological functions of the alimentary tract

Pharmacological basis for the treatment of GI disorders

Introduction to the microbiology of the gut

Functional histology of the kidney

An introduction to kidneys and body fluids

Structure and function of the renal tubule

Renal blood flow and glomerular filtration

Renal plasma clearance

Potassium balance

Volume regulation: Blood pressure and the kidneys

Osmoregulation: Control and abnormalities of body water

Acid-base balance

Drugs and the kidney

Overview of renal diseases

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