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| CSF vs. Blood, higher Cl? |
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| CSF vs. Blood, higher glucose? |
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| CSF vs. Blood, higher protein? |
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| alpha receptor antagonist |
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| opiod peptide NTs and fxn |
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| enkephalins, endorphins, inhibit pain |
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| embryonic derivation of nerual system |
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| embryonic derivation of microglia |
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| polyribosomes in nerve cells and their location |
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| Nissl bodies, some, dendrite |
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| transport away from the soma (2 names) |
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| transport towards the soma |
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| inner leaflets of Schwann cell membrane fuse to form the... |
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| major dense line/inner mesoaxon |
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| outer leaflets of Schwann cell membrane fuse to form the... |
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| intraperiod lines of myelin/outer mesoaxon |
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| large diameter nerve fibers |
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| med diameter nerve fibers |
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| small diameter nerve fibers |
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| an unencapsulated nerve ending responsive to light touch |
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| an unencapsulated nerve ending in a hair cell responsive to light touch |
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| an encapsulated nerve ending sensitive to fine touch |
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| an encapsulated nerve ending sensitive to pressure and vibration |
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| an encapsulated nerve ending sensitive to muscle stretch |
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| an encapsulated nerve ending sensitive to tendon stretch |
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| skeletal muscle TT V sensor |
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| DHPR dihydropyridine receptor |
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| skeletal muscle SR Ca release channel |
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| fast fibers rely on ___ for energy |
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| fast fibers are light/dark fibers |
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| TT found in what two types of muscle? |
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| Z lines not found in what type of muscle? |
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| 3 mechs of Ca entry into smooth muscle |
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| IP3 induced SP release, ligand gates, Vm gates |
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| most Ca of sm muscles is extruded into the... |
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| sarcomeric structure inside a myocyte |
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| vent/atr muscle more highly differentiated? |
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| coronary vessles located in the... |
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| perimysium more defined in sk/car? |
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| 3 jxns at intercalated disc... |
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| fasciae adherens, desmosome, GJ |
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| cells responsible for sk muscle regen? |
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| satellite cells, residual myoblasts |
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| calsequestrin in terminal cisternae |
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| direction of transmural conduction of cardiac AP? |
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| causes of healing over of GJ? |
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| phases in slow cardiac APs? |
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| duration of slow cardiac AP? |
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| duration of fast cardiac AP? |
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| does NE affect K conductance? |
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| which type of cardiac AP demonstrates post-repol refractoriness? |
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| why do slow APs demonstrate post-repol refractoriness? |
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| time dependance of slow Ca channels |
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| what on the EKG represents the AP duration in the ventricle? |
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| is slow Ca current more important in the SA node or the Purkinje system? |
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| 3 requirements for re-entry loop |
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| geometry, slow conduction, unidirectional block |
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| digitalis toxicity, rapid HR, elevated catecholamines |
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| it occurs during RRP of previous beat |
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| infarct does what to Nai? |
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| effect of hypokalemia on conduction velocity? |
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| effect of hyperkalemia on Rm? |
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| effect of hyperkalemia on Rm? |
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| where do changes in pacemaker activity due to K conc primarily occur? |
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| outside the SA node, Purkinje is sensitive |
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| annomalous rectifier channel... |
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| delayed rectifier channel... |
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| does atrial muscle have TT? |
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| how do catecholamines affect phospholambin? |
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| phos it, inc. Ca-ATPase activity --> quicker pumping into SP -->quicker relaxation for quicker HR |
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| regulation of contraction amplitude in cardiac muscle? |
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| regulation of contraction amplitude in skeletal muslce? |
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| AP freq, central recruitment |
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| in response to catecholamines, PKA phosphorylates... |
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| Ca channels, phospholambin |
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| increasing preload during isotoinc contractions does what to amount of tension developed? |
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| increasing preload during isotoinc contractions does what to the amount of shortening? |
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| increasing preload during isotoinc contractions does what to the max tension? |
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| increasing preload during isotoinc contractions does what to velocity of shortening? |
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| increasing afterload during isotoinc contractions does what to the amount of shortening? |
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| increasing afterload during isotoinc contractions does what to velocity of shortening? |
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| increasing afterload during isotoinc contractions does what to total tension? |
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| cause of the a wave on Wiggers? |
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| cause of the c wave on Wiggers? |
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| bulging of valves during ventricular systole |
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| contribution of the atrial kick at rest.. |
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| contribution of the atrial kick at exercise... |
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| turbulent flow into ventricle - compliance, dilation |
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| systolic RVP is approx ___ LVP |
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| what is meant by the diastolic reserve? |
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| an inc in preload leads to a greater EDP leads to a greater SV |
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| what is meant by the systolic reserve? |
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| an inc in contractility leads to a greater SV |
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| two consequences of CHF as depicted on the P/V curve? |
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| dec contractility, dec compliance |
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| two ways to move venous return curve up and to the right |
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| inc blood volume or inc venous tone |
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| inc in sympathetic activity does what to peripheral venous pressure? |
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| percent of plasma that is protein |
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| percent of plasma that is organic molecules (not proteins)... |
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| percent of plasma that is salts... |
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| rxn catalyzed by Carbonic anhydrase |
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| CO2 + H20 --> H2CO3 --> H+ + HCO3- |
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| contents of neutrophil spec gran |
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| alkaline phosphatase, collagenase IV, lysozyme, lactoferrin |
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| contents of neutrophil azur gran |
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| myeloperoxidase, defensins, collagenase, elastase, acid phosphatase |
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| contents of eo spec ex gran |
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| histaminase, arylsulphatase, acid phosphatase, cathepsin, ribonuclease, eosinophillic peroxidase |
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| contents of eo epec in gran |
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| major basic protein, eo cationic protein |
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| contents of baso spec gran |
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| histamine, heparin, SRS, ECF, NCF (chemotactics) |
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| % of lymphocytes that are T |
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| % of lymphocytes that are B |
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| % of lymphocytes that are NK |
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| % of lymphocytes that are stem cells |
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| leukocytes of innate immunity |
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| leukocytes of adaptive immunity |
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| contents of delta granules of platelets |
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| calcium, ADP, ATP, serotonin, histamine |
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| contents of alpha granules of platelets |
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| contents of lamda granules of platelets |
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| 1. stasis, turbulence 2. endothelial injury 3. hypercoagulability |
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| Xmas, plasma thromboplastin component |
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| Hemophilia A is a defect in |
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