Fizyoloji Flashcards

(62 cards)

1
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ability of generating and conducting
action potential

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Excitability

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2
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diffusion potential level across a membrane that exactly opposes the net diffusion of a particular ion

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Nernst pot.

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3
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Rapid changes in Na and K permeability are primarily responsible for signal transmission in nerves.

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4
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Membrane potential is not a ….. is…..

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Pot. Voltage

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5
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voltage-gated potassium channel does not have an inactivated state

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6
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Saltotary conduction

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in myelinated fibers from node to node

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7
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A new potential cannot occur in an excitable fiber as long as the membrane is still depolarized from the previous AP.
a second AP cannot be elicited

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Absolute Refractory

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8
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Inhibition of Excitability

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Stabilizers and local aneasthetics=procaine tetracaine

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9
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What is the work of the all muscle types?

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Contraction

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10
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Primary functionof muscle

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Generate force and movement

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11
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The stimulation of additional motor units for increasing strength of contraction=

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Recruitment

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12
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Small motor unit, motor unit size

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Her bir nöronun uyardığı fiber. Gözde bir nöron 10 fiber uyarıyorsa bacakta 1000 buna motor unit size denir

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13
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Slow fiber marathoner

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Bacak, çok mitokondri-o2 üretimi bu olay yavaş
Myoglobin-darker color
Fatigue resistant
Smaller diameter

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14
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Troponin t-I-C

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I-aktine bağlanır. Miyozinin aktine bağlanmasını engeller
T-tropomyosine bağlanır
C-ca a bağlanır

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15
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Serves to anchor actin to z line

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A actinin

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16
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Stabilize thin filamenth length during muscle development

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Nebulin

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17
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Prevent overextension of sarcomeres and
Maintain central location of A bands

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Titin

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18
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Engulf the bacteria by fagositız

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NÖtrofil,monosit

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19
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Eosinophil

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Detoxification, disintegration, removal of foreign proteins

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20
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Albümin globülin fibrinojen nerede

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Plazmada protein

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21
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Osmktik basınç sağlayan plazma proteini

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Albumin

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22
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En küçük boyuttaki plazma proteini

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Albumin

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23
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Protein that Transport lipids

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A beta globulin

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24
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Lenfositler tarafından üretilen antikor

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Gamma globulin

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Acid base buffer
Hb and plazma proteins
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B12 folik asit eksikliğindeki hastalık
Megaloblastic anemi
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Hb i free iron ve bilirubine çeviren hücre
Makrofaj
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İron ne olarak depolanır
Ferit’in ve hemosiderin
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Aplastic anemi nedir
Bone marrow detoriationden dolayı az kan hücresi
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Hemolytic anemi
Sicile cell anemi
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- visceral layer of the serous pericardium
Epicardum
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Myocardium is made up two types of cells:
cardiac muscle cells and fibroblast
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Specialized contract points between cardiocytes
İntercalated discs
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İntercalated discs Composed of desmosome and gap junction Desmosomes hold cells together Gap junctions allow action potentials
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Do mechnaical work of pumping Normally do not initiate own AP AP leads to contraction
Contractile cells
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-Do not contract -Specialized for initiating and conducting AP -responsible for contraction of working cells -Spread of AP SA node, the AV node, of His,
Conducting cells(autorhythmic)
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Lökositler neredeoluşturulur
Bone marrow(.Granulocytes, monocytes) Lymph tissue
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En çok olan wbc
Nötrofil
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Against viruses Fagositoz Rxn of inflammation Febrile response
Nötrofil
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fever producing substances called
endogenous pyrogen
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Against parasitic organisms Allergic reactions Mucosa Mild(not very mobile) fagositoz
Eosinophils
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Rare in circulation -liberate heparin(an anti coagulant) and histamin (a vasodilator and increaser of capillary permeability -allergic manifestations Weakest fagositik aktivite
Bazofil
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WBCs Enter the Tissue Spaces by WBCs Move Through the Tissues by WBC Are Attracted to Inflamed Tissue by
Diapedsis, Ameboid Motion, Chemotaxis
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It is an essential component of the immune system, comprised of phagocytic cells located in different organs of the human body Located in all tissues skindeki liverdaki fagositik hücre
Histocyte, kuppffer Rectoendothelial sistem
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(delay the spread of bacterial or toxins)
"Walling-Off" Effect of Inflammation
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neutrophils and most of the macrophages die. After several days, a cavity is often excavated in the inflamed tissues that contains varying portions of necrotic tissue, dead neutrophils, dead macrophages, and tissue fluid. This mixture is known as ""
pus
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Disitegration of megakaryocytes=
Thrombopoiesis. Plateletler böyle oluşur
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Anuclear -smallest of all cellular component
Platelet
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Stored inplatelets and transporrted to site of injury
5ht serotonin
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-Transplantation of tissue or whole organs from one part of body to another (*Same Antigens) -identical twin same antigen -from human to human -from öne species to another
Autograph,isograaph,allografts,xenograpts
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The most important antigens for causing graft rejection are a complex called…
HLA antigens
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Prevention of Graft Rejection by Supressing Immune System
Glukokorticoid hormon, azathioprine,cyclosporine
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phagocytic cells located in different organs of the human body
Reticuloendothelial system
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Feedback Control of the Macrophage and Neutrophil Responses
TNF, INTERLEUKİN1,GMCSF,G-CSF,& M-CSF
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Kalıtsal pıhtılaşma eksikliği hastalığı
Haemophilia
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Düz kasta nörotransmiter salgılayan vesicles
Varicosities
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Düz kasta z line yok-dense bodies Troponin neuromuscular junction yok Troponin yok- ca un bağlandığı calmodulin
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Düz kasta progastrin kasılmayı epinefrin relaxationı sağlar
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Osmotik basıncı sağlayan blood volume ü koruyan plazma proteini
Albumin
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Proteolysis(Thrombin) Polymerization stabilization-crosslink
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Circulating bloodda clot yok Thrombomodulin
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Serous myoepithelial cells parotid, hemotoksilin eosin staining(mucous glande yok)