Physiology Flashcards

1
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what are tight junctions?

A

they join the lateral edges of epithelial cells together at apical membranes

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2
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what are desmosomes?

A

junctions that anchor cells together that stretch eg uterus and heart

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3
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what are gap junctions?

A

allows movement of charged ions between 2 cells

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4
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what two factors affecting the permeability of cell membrane

A

size and solubility of the particle

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5
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what factors affect Ficks Law of Diffusion

A

magnitude of conc gradient
SA of membrane where diffusion occurs
lipid solubility and distance of diffusion

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6
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what channels do water move through

A

Aquaporins

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7
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what is osmolarity

A

concentration of osmotically actively particles in a solution

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8
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how does a cell change in hypotonic solution

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less solute, more water

water moves in so cell size increases

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9
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how does a cell change in hypertonic solution

A

more solute, less water

water moves out of cell so cell size decreases

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10
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describe primary active transport

A

energy directly required to move substance across membrane

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11
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describe secondary active transport

A

energy not used to split ATP instead used to move molecule with ion gradient

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12
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what are the functions of the Na+/K+ATPase

A

establish ion concentrations
regulate cell volume
provides energy for secondary active transport

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13
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what are three areas to measure temperature

A

tympanic
rectal
oral

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14
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where is the temperature control centre located

A

hypothalamus

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15
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what temperature is classified as a fever

A

above 38 degrees

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16
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how do you calculate MAP

A

diastolic + 1/3(systolic - diastolic)