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L1
Cell membrane permeability depend...,
What is the cell membrane compose...,
Permeability of the membrane to 3
40
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L2
The equilibrium potential for k i...,
How can actual membrane potential...,
Na equilibrium potential 3
16
cards
L3
How are impulses propagated along...,
Are most cells excitable 2,
Define an axon 3
40
cards
L4
How are receptors involved in syn...,
Two types of receptors 2,
Ionotropic effects 3
31
cards
L5
Define receptor potential 1,
How does receptor potential work 2,
What is an exception to receptor ...
32
cards
L6
Why are the brain and the spinal ...,
How are the brain and the spinal ...,
Describe the bbb 3
38
cards
L7
Define homeostasis 1,
Are homeostasis and equilibrium s...,
7 reflex steps 3
33
cards
L8
Two classes of hormones 1,
Hydrophilic hormones 2,
Examples of hydrophilic hormones 3
57
cards
L9
How do hormones signal 1,
6 characteristics shared by recep...,
What does it mean for cellular re...
30
cards
L10
Why is calcium critical for norma...,
3 locations of calcium 2,
Total body ca2 3
41
cards
L11
How is water distributed in the b...,
What are the average daily water ...,
How is water taken in 3
38
cards
L12
Distinguish between the adrenal m...,
Where is the adrenal gland broadl...,
What regulates catecholamine rele...
27
cards
L13
Define metabolism 1,
Anabolic reactions 2,
Catabolic reactions 3
62
cards
L14
Describe the two glands that make...,
Six hormones secreted by anterior...,
Describe the communication betwee...
53
cards
L15
What are the two commonalities fo...,
Define gametogenesis 2,
Compare and contrast meiosis 3
46
cards
L16
Label a diagram of the female rep...,
Describe the process of oogenesis 2,
State three differences between o...
46
cards
L17
What must happen to the sperm dep...,
What is the importance of capacit...,
What does capacitation consist of 3
56
cards
L18
What determines sex 1,
6 weeks 2,
Define a bipotential primordium 3
24
cards
L19
Central nervous system cns 1,
Peripheral nervous system pns 2,
What two systems make up the pns 3
71
cards
L20
What is the fundamental language ...,
5 special senses 2,
4 somatic senses 3
53
cards
L21
The eye is divided into chambers ...,
Define the lens 2,
How is the lens suspended 3
74
cards
L22
Where are photoreceptors located 1,
What are photoreceptors and what ...,
2 main types of photoreceptors in...
86
cards
L23
What does colour depend on 1,
Define wavelength 2,
What wavelengths do we normally s...
44
cards
L24
What is the ear responsible for 1,
Describe the structure of the ext...,
Describe the structure of the mid...
57
cards
L25
4 somatic senses 1,
Define proprioception 2,
Define nociception 3
63
cards
L26
Describe the evolution underlying...,
Where are the olfactory receptors...,
Describe the location of the olfa...
44
cards
L27
Where are the hypothalamus and pi...,
What is the function of the hypot...,
What does hypothalamic control al...
48
cards
L28
Why do circadian rhythms exist 1,
How long are circadian rhythms 2,
In what organisms are circadian r...
32
cards
L29
State the three components of the...,
Define a simple reflex 2,
Distinguish between a monosynapti...
26
cards
L30
Describe the function of central ...,
What is a limitation of reflexes ...,
Where are cpgs principally located 3
42
cards
L31
Define complex volitional movement 1,
Give an example of a complex voli...,
What is the function of the red n...
27
cards
L32
What is the autonomic or involunt...,
What are the two subsystems of th...,
What two systems does the ans wor...
48
cards
L33
What is the classification of the...,
What is the skeletal muscle activ...,
What is a motor unit 3
75
cards
6
Why are the brain and the spinal ...,
How are the brain and the spinal ...,
Describe the bbb 3
38
cards
7
Define homeostasis 1,
Are homeostasis and equilibrium s...,
7 reflex steps 3
33
cards
8
Two classes of hormones 1,
Hydrophilic hormones 2,
Examples of hydrophilic hormones 3
57
cards
9
How do hormones signal 1,
6 characteristics shared by recep...,
What does it mean for cellular re...
30
cards
10
Why is calcium critical for norma...,
3 locations of calcium 2,
Total body ca2 3
41
cards
11
How is water distributed in the b...,
What are the average daily water ...,
How is water taken in 3
38
cards
12
Distinguish between the adrenal m...,
Where is the adrenal gland broadl...,
What regulates catecholamine rele...
28
cards
14
Describe the two glands that make...,
Six hormones secreted by anterior...,
Describe the communication betwee...
53
cards
15
What are the two commonalities fo...,
Define gametogenesis 2,
Compare and contrast meiosis 3
46
cards
18
What determines sex 1,
6 weeks 2,
Define a bipotential primordium 3
24
cards
19
Central nervous system cns 1,
Peripheral nervous system pns 2,
What two systems make up the pns 3
71
cards
20
What is the fundamental language ...,
5 special senses 2,
4 somatic senses 3
53
cards
21
The eye is divided into chambers ...,
Define the lens 2,
How is the lens suspended 3
74
cards
22
Where are photoreceptors located 1,
What are photoreceptors and what ...,
2 main types of photoreceptors in...
86
cards
25
4 somatic senses 1,
Define proprioception 2,
Define nociception 3
63
cards
26
Describe the evolution underlying...,
Where are the olfactory receptors...,
Describe the location of the olfa...
44
cards
27
Where are the hypothalamus and pi...,
What is the function of the hypot...,
What does hypothalamic control al...
48
cards
27
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28
Why do circadian rhythms exist 1,
How long are circadian rhythms 1,
In what organisms are circadian r...
32
cards
31
Define complex volitional movement 1,
Give an example of a complex voli...,
What is the function of the red n...
27
cards
32
What is the autonomic or involunt...,
What are the two subsystems of th...,
What two systems does the ans wor...
48
cards
33
What is the classification of the...,
What is the skeletal muscle activ...,
What is a motor unit 3
75
cards
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