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bioregulatory systems 🦠
> intro to rheumatology > Flashcards
intro to rheumatology Flashcards
bioregulatory systems 🦠
(54 decks)
Cells of the NS and neuromuscular joint
membrane potentials and action potentials
pharmacology of the nervous system
neurotransmitters and pharmacology
neuroanatomy
epilepsy
autonomic nervous system
central nervous system
peripheral nervous system
brainstem and cranial nerves
psychiatry - anxiety, depression, OCD, addiction, self harm, eating disorders and psychosis
pituitary gland
thyroid gland
adrenal gland
regulation of Ca and PO4
glucose homeostasis
diabetes mellitus
reproductive system
sex hormones
dermatology
intro to bone and soft tissue
intro to rheumatology
muscle microstructure and contraction
injury and healing
bone and joint
osteoarthritis
cardiovascular mechanics
cardiac cycle
structure and function of the airways
ventilation and gas exchange
blood pressure measurement
microcirculation
control of heart function
control of lung function
ECG and pulmonary tests
cardiovascular disorders
upper GI tract
the pancreas and small bowel
hepatobiliary system
obstructive jaundice
large bowel
ions, vitamins and minerals
regulation of gut function
digestion
GI disorders
GI cancers
pancreatitis
liver failure
the genitourinary system
GFR and renal clearance
urological disorders
early foetal development
disorders of early development
pregnancy, parturition and late foetal development
