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Biophysics
What is the membrane potential 1,
How is the membrane potential mea...,
What is the extracellular concent...
6
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Ca and Na regulation
What occurs if there is an increa...,
How does the thick ascending limb...,
How does the na katpase work 3
12
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Control of intracellular pH
How do you measure ph using elect...,
How do you measure ph using fluor...,
Define a buffer 3
11
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Respiration 1
What is compliance 1,
What defines low compliance 2,
What defines high compliance 3
16
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Respiration 2
What is poiseulle s law 1,
Where does the majority of resist...,
How do upper airways resist 3
13
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Respiration 3
Give two examples of consciously ...,
What is the role of the dorsal re...,
What is the role of the ventral r...
7
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Respiration 4
What is henrys law 1,
What conditions change during dee...,
What is nitrogen narcosis 3
9
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Receptor Theory
Name the four receptor types 1,
Where would you find receptors an...,
What is a small molecule 3
16
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Receptor theory 2
What are the steps for a radiolig...,
What is an issue with binding ass...,
How is degradation of a ligand pr...
7
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Receptor theory 3
What is suggested if a saturation...,
What shape does specific binding ...,
What is the drug concentration th...
13
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Receptor theory 4
What are the five types of antago...,
What is an antagonists affinity f...,
What is a chemical antagonist 3
17
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Pharmacokinetics 1
What is pharmacokinetics 1,
What are the four areas to consid...,
Where does the bulk flow of trans...
18
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Pharmacokinetics 2
What is the blood brain barrier 1,
What happens to tight junctions d...,
What is the chemoreceptor trigger...
21
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Electrical activity of the heart
What is the process of the electr...,
What is an important characterist...,
How does activity from the right ...
20
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Cardiac channelopathies
What is the result of long qt syn...,
What is the result of short qt sy...,
What is the normal qt time gap an...
15
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Cardiac cycle
What are the phases of the cardia...,
What does the p wave show 2,
How much blood does atrial contra...
16
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Myocardial mechanics
What kind of signalling leads to ...,
What two structures lead to rapid...,
When does calcium concentration r...
21
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Hemodynamics
What is the equation for simple b...,
What is poiseuille s law 2,
What is a way of defining resista...
18
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Control of cardiac output
What is the fick principal 1,
What is q1 2,
What is q2 3
22
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Control of circulation
What are baroreceptors and where ...,
What happens when the barorecepto...,
What is meant by tonic sympatheti...
22
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Blood pressure pharmacology
What is a normal level for systol...,
What is essential hypertension 2,
What is secondary hypertension 3
10
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Heart blocks
What is a first degree heart block 1,
How does a first degree heart blo...,
What is another name for a mobitz...
13
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Chronic cardiac failure
What is chronic heart failure 1,
What is heart failure a result of 2,
How does heart failure effect exe...
13
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Respiratory channelopathies
How many people are carriers of t...,
What organs are affected by cysti...,
What does cftr stand for 3
16
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Inflammation 1
How are prostaglandins normally p...,
What are nsaids 2,
Describe cox 1 3
18
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Inflammation 2
What is rheumatoid arthritis 1,
What is the action of rheumatoid ...,
What are dmards 3
10
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Glomerular filtration
What does the glomerulus restrict...,
How many litres of filtrate does ...,
How many times is the plasma filt...
12
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Urine concentration and dilution
Where is the countercurrent multi...,
How is urine concentration increa...,
Why is the loss of water in the t...
11
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Acid - base balance 1
What is the range in ph in body f...,
Give sources of acid alkali due t...,
Give sources of acid alkali from ...
22
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Central chemoreceptors
What is the main activator of the...,
Where are the central chemorecept...,
What pco2 is required in order to...
19
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Renal diseases
What is liddles syndrome 1,
Where is the problem found for li...,
How does the mutation in enac lea...
20
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General anaesthetics
How on a graph is lipid solubilit...,
What were the lipid theories used...,
What is the current theory of ana...
19
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Epilepsy
What is epilepsy 1,
What is a partial seizure 2,
What are the two types of general...
16
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CNS channelopathies 1
What is ataxia 1,
What are triggers for both type 1...,
What are some common symptoms of ...
10
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CNS channelopathies 2
What is the fundamental causes of...,
What is the role of nav channels 2,
What is the role of k channels 3
15
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Anxiety
What is generalized anxiety 1,
What is a panic disorder 2,
What is the normal action of gaba...
16
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Depression
What are the two types of depress...,
What regions of the brain are imp...,
What are symptoms of depression 3
21
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Schizophrenia
What is schizophrenia 1,
What are the two classes of sympt...,
What are some causes of schizophr...
17
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Muscle physiology
What are the subdivisions of a mu...,
What is the z band 2,
What happens to the z band during...
31
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Muscle channelopathies
What is the autosomal dominant in...,
What is the autosomal recessive i...,
What is the animal model for clc1...
11
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Muscle and nerve toxins
What are potential sources of tet...,
Is tetrodotoxin produced by the a...,
What are some symptoms of tetrodo...
14
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Analgesia
What is pain 1,
How is pain sensed 2,
Whats the difference between pain...
20
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