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Lecture 3: Learning (Curtis)
Mechanisms of behavior,
Learning,
The startle response
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Lecture 4: Canine Social Organization, Communication & Aggressive (Curtis)
Puppies handled during what age a...,
Sensitive period,
What happens if puppies are raise...
53
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Lecture 1: Veterinary Behavior (Curtis)
Why study behavior,
Veterinary behavior,
Acvb american college of veterina...
14
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Lecture 1: Intro/X-ray Production/Image Formation/QUIZ 1 (Winter)
Radiology is used as a clinical t...,
4 types of diagnostic imaging,
Who discovered x rays
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Lecture 2: Veterinary Ethology and Behavioral Research (Curtis)
Ethos,
Ethology,
Logos means
28
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Lecture 18 - SI absorption (Freeman)
Sites of absorption,
Anatomy of mucosa si and li,
Specialization in epithelial cells
39
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Lecture 20 - colon (freeman)
Microbial digestion perfect envir...,
Colon motility,
Neutralization of contents
12
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Lecture 17 - SI secretion (Freeman)
Brunners glands,
Crypts,
Crypt epithelium
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Lecture 9: Surgical Anatomy of Head and Neck (Wronski)
Anesthetic injection of supraorbi...,
Anesthetic injection of infraorbi...,
Anesthetic inj of mental n will d...
41
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Lecture 16 - Small Intestinal motility (Sanchez)
Characteristics of longitudinal m...,
Circular muscle,
Slow waves
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Lecture 10: clinical correlates #3 Lameness and nerve blocks (Wronski)
Palpable structures in the thorac...,
In what general direction do you ...,
Palmar digital nerve block inject...
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OIAN for the final
Levator labii,
Buccinator,
Masseter
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Lecture 15: Enteric Nervous System (Sanchez)
Explain the 3 divisions of the an...,
Where does the myenteric ganglion...,
Motor innervation of the myenteri...
26
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Lecture 13: GI Immunology (Grosche)
Fxs of the mucosal immune system,
Malt,
Nalt
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Lecture 11: Stomach (Sanchez)
Why is it normal to have backflow...,
Where do most gastric mucosa secr...,
What is secreted from cardiac par...
46
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Lecture 23/24: Reptilian GI Physiology (Wellehan)
Monophyletic group,
Squamate,
First group to branch off from sq...
58
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Lecture 11: Avian Anatomy
Birds see with which part of thei...,
Which aortic arch develops in birds,
The premaxilla is present in bird...
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Lecture 19 & 20 - Avian GI anatomy, physiology & disease
What structures in the oral cavit...,
Name 1 airborne ruminant there ar...,
What is the choana
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Lecture 4 - Embryo (Reep!)
After regional specification the ...,
When does regionalizationof endod...,
What does transverse folding of t...
48
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Lecture 9: Pancreas (Freeman)
What are zymogen granules,
Most important stimulus of the pa...,
Protein and fat in intestinal lum...
23
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Lecture 5: Response of the Gut to a Meal
Major function of the gi tract,
What is motility,
Describe the integrated response ...
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Lab 24: Avian Anatomy
T or f birds don t have sweat glands,
Fx of uropygial gland papilla,
Triceps brachii is supplied by wh...
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Lecture 14 - Rumen (Grosche)
List animals with a ruminant dige...,
Define ruminantia,
Define tylopods
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Lab 19: Forelimb
What group of muscle do the media...,
What does the medial cutnaneous a...,
The ulnar nerve runs between whic...
25
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Lecture 8 - Functional Hepatic Anatomy/bile formation (Freeman)
Bile formation provides three things,
What are the 3 different situatio...,
How is bile stored in the gall bl...
34
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Lecture 10 - Bilirubin Metabolism and secretion (Sanchez)
Icterus jaundice,
What keeps bilirubin in solution ...,
How is bilirubin formed
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Lab 18: Forelimb
Sweeney occurs after damage to wh...,
What is the digit defined as,
Which vein runs in the pectoral g...
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Lecture 3: Histology 2 (Chamier/Baekey)
6 surface area modifications of t...,
Which parts of the small intestin...,
Which tunic layers comprise the p...
40
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Lecture 1: Intro and Overview (Freeman)
Why does the food chain have a py...,
Compare the basic anatomy of rumi...,
Why is prey selection important
25
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Lecture 6 - Salivary Glands
Major salivary glands and ducts,
What comprises the secretory appa...,
What are electrolytes in saliva d...
80
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Lecture 2 - Histology 1 (Baekey)
What are the 3 different layers o...,
What cell type is found within th...,
What type of tissue do you find w...
108
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Lecture 6: Histology (Cortes-Hinojosa)
Order pronephros mesonephros and ...,
Name 3 things found in the medull...,
Name 3 things found in the cortic...
40
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Lecture 13: Clinical Correlations (Big Picture) (Stone)
Why is the proximal tubule and th...,
2 causes of acute tubular necrosis,
Hypovolemia
28
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Lecture 11: Acid-Base Balance (Bolsor)
Which buffering system intracellu...,
What are the major buffering systems,
T or f the intracellular buffer s...
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Lecture 12: Regulation of Acid-Base Balance (Bolser)
How much hco3 bicarb is reabsorbe...,
There are two other locations whe...,
How does reabsorption of bicarb o...
19
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Hemostasis
What is coagulation,
Mpv,
Thrombocyte
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Leukocytes
Granulocytes,
Polymorphonuclear leukocytes pmns...,
Granulocyte granules are composed of
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Erythrocytes
Mammalian shape of rbc,
Which in general have a higher rb...,
Increased total rbc count mcv in ...
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Spleen
What is the spleen hct level comp...,
What is the function of the spleen,
What does a sinus consist of
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Lecture 4: Abdominal Anesthesia and Surgeries (Wronski)
3 borders of paralumbar fossa,
Nerve supply to paralumbar fossa,
3 methods of desensitizing paralu...
35
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Lecture 6: Nerve Supply of the Pelvic Limb
Femoral n,
The lumbosacral plexus,
Obturator n spinal nerve origin
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Lab 13: Fresh hindlimb
Insertion of cunean tendon,
Medial branch of the tendon of ti...,
Under what clinical circumstance ...
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Lab 11: Hindlimb
What is the fascia called overlyi...,
Crural region,
What aponeuroses is the middle la...
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Lab 10: Hindlimb
Borders of the femoral triangle,
2 distal branches of medial saphe...,
2 muscles that make up the iliops...
22
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Lecture 2: Autonomic nerves (part 2 of 2)
Postganglionic fiber,
Preganglionic fiber,
3 types of ganglia
38
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Lecture 12: Neural Control and Reflexes (Hayward)
Where are motor neurons located,
2 types of motor neurons that hav...,
Contrast alpha motor neurons with...
46
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Lecture 9: Anatomical Components of Muscle (Hayward)
What property is common to all mu...,
Why does skeletal muscle have ban...,
Cytoplasm of muscle cell
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Lecture 7: Connective Tissue (Hayward)
Main type of connective tissue in...,
2 main classifications of connect...,
Ordinary ct consists of what 2 ty...
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Lecture 11: Functional organization of skeletal muscle & motor units (Hayward)
How are skeletal muscle fibers or...,
What does each motor unit consist of,
Where are cell bodies of motoneur...
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Lab 8: Pelvic Region
What envelops the rectus abdomini...,
What forms the external lamina,
What is the rectus sheath made up of
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Lecture 10: Myofibrillar proteins/muscle structures (Hayward)
Myosin,
What are the functional propertie...,
What are the structural features ...
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Lecture 10: Regulation of Na Balance and Extracellular Fluid Volume (Bolser)
What does na balance determine,
What determines filtered load of na,
What regulates na excretion
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Lecture 8: Ligaments, fascia and tendons (Hayward)
What is fascia classified as,
What are fasciae tendons and liga...,
What are tendons and ligaments cl...
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Lecture 8: Concentration and Dilution (Bolser)
The thicker the medulla the _____...,
Explain the conservation of water...,
Explain the countercurrent system
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Lecture 5: Renal Tubular Transport (Bolser)
What are the 4 different methods ...,
Why is there more creatinine in t...,
What are the characteristics of n...
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Lecture 4: Renal Hemodynamics (Bolser)
What is the blood flow distributi...,
Control of rbf renal blood flow,
As arterial pressure rises both g...
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Lecture 5: Bone Regeneration and Repair (Wronski)
Primary bone healing,
Healing by callus formation,
3 main steps of primary direct bo...
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Lecture 9: Regulation of Water Balance and Body Fluid Osmolality (Bolsor)
What does hypothalamus secrete to...,
What structures sense a change in...,
See flow chart pg 83 scavma notes
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Lab: Histology (Baekey)
Joint space,
Synovial fluid,
Nucleus pulposus is remnant of wh...
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Lecture 2: Histology of the musculoskeletal system (Baekey)
Embryonic vs fetal periods of growth,
What represents the major compone...,
Ossification osteogenesis
54
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Lecture 6: Overview of the Musculoskeletal System (Hayward)
What is the formula for speed in ...,
What are some adaptations that ha...,
If the frequency of oscillation r...
40
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Lab 6: Ruminant Stomach and GI Tract
What does the ventral coronary pi...,
What does the dorsal coronary pil...,
What groove corresponds to the ca...
31
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Lecture 8b: Regulation of Urinary Conc. by the Renal Pelvis (Bolsor)
Fx of the extensions of the renal...,
Mechanism by which renal pelvic c...,
Is default state of ureter to be ...
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Lab 3: Neck, Withers, Thorax
Insertion of rhomboideus thoracis...,
The superficial thoracic vein run...,
Insertion of trapezius thoracis m...
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Lecture 3: The Ruminant Stomach
What are the 4 compartments of th...,
Name some ruminant species other ...,
What is unique about the compound...
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Lecture 3: Definition of Tubular Processes (Bolser)
Define filtration,
Define secretion,
Define reabsorption
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Lecture 4: Osteogenesis & ossification (Wronski)
What are the 2 principal mechanis...,
Define osteogenesis or ossification,
Define intramembranous ossification
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Lab 5: Abdomen
3 tubular structures entering the...,
Name the opening the esophagus pa...,
Does horse have a gall bladder
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Lecture 3: Bone (Wronski)
What creates the extreme hardness...,
Name 4 functions of bone,
What type of bone is very dense
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Lab 4: Abdomen
What are the 4 muscles and 2 shee...,
Origin and insertion of the exter...,
What covers the external abdomina...
24
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Lab 2: Neck, withers and thorax
What does the omohyoideus lie bet...,
Why should venipencture only occu...,
What is contained within the caro...
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Osteological Features
What part of the vertebrae enclos...,
What do all vertebrae except the ...,
What are successive vertebrae sep...
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Lecture 2: the Spinal and Autonomic Nerves (part 1 of 2)
Define encephalopathy,
Define myelopathy,
Define peripheral neuropathy
45
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Lab 1: Neck, withers and thorax
Which structure helps support the...,
What is the origin and insertion ...,
Which vein is contained within th...
26
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Lecture 2: Filtration and Clearance (Bolsor)
What is the filtration barrier be...,
3 main characteristics of filtrate,
Why does more blood enter the bow...
28
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Lecture 1: Into and Overview (Bolsor)
Which 2 organs have greatest cont...,
Main functions of the kidney,
What 3 systems control water bala...
61
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Hematopoiesis
What produces hematopoietic stem ...,
Where do embryonic hematopoietic ...,
What species is the exception whe...
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Lecture 1: Cartilage (Wronski)
Name the 3 types of cartilage rec...,
Which type of cartilage is most c...,
Define chrondroblast
59
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Plasma Proteins
Leukocytes,
Erythrocyes,
Fx of erythrocytes
121
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Lecture 1: Intro to Large Animal Anatomy
Nostril,
Muzzle in a horse,
Forehead
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Lecture 09: Fertilization (Pozor)
Definition of fertilization,
Sequence of events of sperm oocyt...,
What is the ovulated oocyte surro...
24
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Lecture 10: Pregnancy recognition (Pozor)
What is a single celled embryo ca...,
Mechanisms necessary to establish...,
What is the conceptus called duri...
22
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Lecture 20: Feline Repro (Kelleman)
When do cats reach puberty,
When is heat for cats,
What type of cycle do cats have
43
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Lecture 20: Canine Repro (Kelleman)
What is a dog s heat or in season,
Why type of estrous cycle do dogs...,
When does puberty occur in dogs
51
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Lecture 08: Semen Deposition and Transport (Pozor)
Organs participating in semen for...,
Where is disseminate prostate loc...,
Where does pathology of accessory...
32
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Lecture 19: Mammary gland and lactation (Galvao)
How does the mammary gland first ...,
The mammary gland is a modified v...,
In what order do mammary glands f...
48
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Lecture 07: Spermatogenesis (Pozor)
Spermatogenesis,
Spermatocytogenesis,
Meiosis in spermatogenesis
23
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Lecture 06: Female Reproductive Cycle (Kelleman)
Estrous cycle,
2 phases of estrous cycle,
Estrous vs estrus
45
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Lecture 18: Camelid Repro (McNaughten)
New world camelids,
Old world camelids,
Where do new world camelids origi...
53
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Lecture 17: Porcine Reproduction (McNaughten)
Barrow,
Boar,
Sow
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Lecture 15 & 16: Bovine Patterns (Galvao)
What suspends the uterine tube ak...,
What connects the ovaries to the ...,
What suspends the uterus
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Lecture 04/Lab 2: Male Repro Histology (Baekey)
Fx of septa in testis,
Seminiferous tubules house,
Leydig cells secrete what hormone
40
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Lecture 14: Equine Pregnancy & Parturition (Macpherson)
Function of the ampulla,
What is the function of the infun...,
What is the site of fertilization...
37
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Lecture 13: Equine Repro: Seasonality & Estrous cycle (Macpherson)
What type of cycle is the mare s ...,
What is the age of puberty in a mare,
At what age does the stallion go ...
46
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Lecture 11: Placentation (Kelleman)
Mammalian type metatherian,
Mammalian type prototherian group,
Mammalian type eutherian
46
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Lecture 05: Female Gonad - Oogenesis (Kelleman)
Largest cell in the body,
Oogenesis,
Spermatogenesis
43
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Lecture 03/Lab 1: Female Repro Histology (Baekey)
Tunica albuginea is composed of w...,
Where do follicles develop,
What kind of tissue and what is c...
52
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Lecture 02: Reproductive Anatomy (Pozor)
Ovaries produce 2 main things,
Female env for fertilization and ...,
What events occur in uterus
55
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Lecture 12: Parturition (Kelleman)
Clicker q which of the following ...,
Clicker q is progesterone high or...,
Clicker q melatonin suppresses gn...
48
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Lecture 25: Hemorrhage
Arterial baroreflex to compensate...,
Hemorrhagic shock,
Which areas are vasoconstricted f...
16
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Lecture 26: Disease States - Diarrhea, Dehydration, and Heart Failure
Diarrhea,
Hypovolemia,
Diarrhea clinical signs
28
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Lecture 21: Local Control of Blood Flow (Hayward)
Greatest resistance to flow is in,
Fx of gap junctions in blood vessels,
What is vessel tone derived from
36
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Lecture 22: Extrinsic Regulation of Blod Flow: Short Term Reg. (Hayward)
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Lecture 20: Lymph and Venous Circulation and Cardiac Output (Hayward)
Resistance to inflow hydrostatic ...,
Resistance to inflow absorption i...,
Increased blood volume capillary ...
32
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Lecture 18: Arterial System and Pulse Pressure (Hayward)
Bp usually measures,
Arterial or venous side has more ...,
Pressure in arterial system is a ...
28
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Lecture 17: Hemodynamics (Hayward)
Which vessels have large elastic ...,
Flow formula,
Cardiac output formula
25
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Lecture 16: The Heart as a Pump (Hayward)
Stroke volume,
Frank starling mechanism,
Amount of lv filling is a fx of
11
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Lecture 15: Regulation of Cardiac Output (Hayward)
Cardiac output,
Parasympathetic or sympathetic in...,
Increases in hr are coupled with ...
27
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Lecture 14: Intro to Heart Sounds and Cardiac Valve Dysfunction (Hayward)
Generation of heart sounds via,
Auscultation,
2nd heart sound assoc with
25
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lecture 12/13: Histology of CV System (Baekey)
Where is number of vessels and cr...,
Where is most blood volume,
What kind of vessel has the most ...
43
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Lecture 11: Events of The Cardiac Cycle (Hayward)
For ecgs lead iii involves puttin...,
An increase in extracellular na i...,
Cardiac cycle
27
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Lecture 10: Excitation-Contraction Coupling (Hayward)
What triggers myocardial force pr...,
What do actin myosin need to cont...,
What is essential for intracellul...
32
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Lecture 09: Mechanisms Underlying Normal Heart Rate Changes (Hayward)
Sinus tachycardia,
Rr interval,
Beta 1 adrenergic receptors on sa...
22
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Lecture 05/06: Basic Concepts of ECG: Lead System, Measurement, Normal Rhythms (Sosa, Estrada)
Magnitude of potential is depende...,
Standard lead system,
Lead i lead placement in bipolar ...
36
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Lecture 07/08: ECG: Enlargement Patterns and Conduction Disturbances
Ventricular hr counts which wave,
Atrial hr counts which wave,
Normal sinus arrhythmia during re...
18
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Lecture 04: ECG: Fundamental Theory (Hayward)
Electrocardiography,
Ecg,
How is dipole established for ecg
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Lecture 03: Pacemaker Cells and the Normal Sequence of Cardiac Excitation (Hayward)
Where are pacemaker cells located,
Classification of myocardial ap a...,
Funny na channel
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Respiration Lecture 11: Resp. Acid-Base Balance
Base,
Acid,
When is buffer system most resist...
62
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Lecture 02: Basic Structural and Electrical Chars. of Myocardial Cells (Hayward)
Diastole where is pressure greate...,
Pacemaker cells,
Systole where is pressure greates...
40
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Respiration Lecture 06: Ventilation, Work and Breathing Strategies
Alveolar ventilation,
Ventilation,
Minute ventilation
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Lecture 01: Intro to the CV System (Hayward)
How are two circulatory systems c...,
2 main divisions of circulatory s...,
4 components of each division of ...
33
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Lecture 01: Sex Determination (Pozor)
3 stages of sexual differentiation,
What does chromosomal sex drvie,
Main precursor to gonads
40
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Respiration Lecture 13: Control of Breathing
Afferent and efferent feedback co...,
3 factors that stimulate the driv...,
Where is basic respiratory neural...
54
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Respiration Lecture 16: Pulmonary Defensive Reflexes
4 pulmonary defensive reflexes,
Dysphagia,
Dystussia
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Respiration Lecture 12+17: Gas Delivery and Consumption/Pressures in Resp. System
Oxygen consumption vo2,
Co2 production vco2,
Which food uses the least o2 per ...
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Respiration Lecture 10: Ventilation-Perfusion Relationships
5 causes of hypoxemia,
Shunt,
Hypoxemia
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Respiration Lecture 09: Transport of Gas by the Blood
Where is hb s affinity for o2 lowest,
2 methods for transporting o2 in ...,
Increased pco2 hb affinity for o2
40
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Respiration Lecture 15: Histology
What is larynx lined by,
Functions of resp tract,
Type of epithelium in vestibular ...
44
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Respiration Lecture 14:Thermoregulation
Thermoregulation,
2 main types of thermoregulation,
Homeotherm
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Respiration Lecture 08: Distribution of Ventilation and Lung Perfusion
2 main causes of hypoxemia,
Hypoxemia,
More negative ppl ptp
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Respiration Lecture 07: Movement of Gas from Alveoli to Blood
Increased co2 po2 in lung,
Why is po2 in lung lower than po2...,
What is normal net po2 in the alv...
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Respiration Lecture 05: Resistance
2 types of resistance,
Resistance,
Elastic resistance
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Respiration Lecture 04: Compliance, FRC, and Respiratory Volumes
What causes heart sounds,
2 forces that affect ability of l...,
What happens when stretching forc...
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Respiration Lecture 03: Volumes and Ventilation
Breath,
Tidal volume,
2 phases of a breath
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