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High Yield Physiology Topics - Summary

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TOPICS COVERED 1.1. Body fluid compartments and their determination. The extracellular and intravascular fluid. 1.2. Structure, permeability and transport functions of the cell membrane. 1.3. Classification, function and main features of ion channels. Voltage-gated Ca2+ channels. 1.4. The development of the resting membrane potential. 1.5. The development of the action potential in excitable cells: similarities and differences between distinct cells. Conduction of the action potential. 1.6. Communication between cells. Secondary signaling mechanisms. 1.7. The mechanism of muscle contraction in striated muscles. The electromechanical coupling. Mechanical features of the contraction. 1.8. The functions of different types of smooth muscle. 1.9. Synaptic transmission and its regulation. Neurotransmitters. 1.10. The neuromuscular transmission in striated muscle. 1.11. Parasympathetic efferent mechanisms. 1.12. Sympathetic efferent mechanisms, adrenergic receptors. 2.1. Impulse generation in the heart. Mechanism of pacemaker potential. Control of pacemaker activity. 2.2. Impulse conduction in the heart. Nervous control of impulse conduction. 2.3. Normal human electrocardiogram. Methods for ECG recording. 2.4. Pump function of the heart, the heart cycle. Changes in pressure and volume during the cardiac cycle. Heart sounds. 2.5. Cardiac output and its control. Control of stroke volume. 2.6. Organization of the circulatory system. Hemodynamic functions of different vessels. Relationship of pressure and flow. Measurement of arterial blood pressure. Factors influencing arterial blood pressure. 2.7. Functional organization of microcirculation and its control. 2.8. Physiological vasoconstrictors. 2.9. Physiological vasodilators. 2.10. Control of interstitial fluid volume, Starling forces. Lymph flow. 2.11. Venous circulation, factors determining venous pressure and flow. Control of capacity vessels. 2.12. Reflex control of circulation: baroreceptor and chemoreceptor reflexes. Cardiovascular centers. 2.13. Local control of circulation. Characteristics of vascular smooth muscle. Myogenic, humoral, hormonal and neural control mechanisms. 2.14. Coronary circulation and its control. 2.15. Circulation of the skeletal muscle. Circulatory effects of physical exercise. 2.16. Splanchnic circulation and circulation of the skin. 2.17. Circulation of the brain. Cerebrospinal fluid. Blood-brain barrier. 3.1. Lung volumes. Dead space in the breathing apparatus. Alveolar ventilation. Mechanical properties of the airways, chest wall and lung. Pressure-volume relationship in the respiratory system, surface tension in the alveolus and compliance of the chest wall. 3.2. Gas exchange in the respiratory system. 3.3. The pulmonary circulation. 3.4. Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport. Hemoglobin. Types of hypoxia. 3.5. Cardiopulmonary adaptation during change in the body position and during physical exercise. 3.6. The muscles of respiration and the breathing movements. Neurogenesis of the regular breathing movements. Localization and function of the respiratory control center. Non-chemical control of the respiration. 3.7. Chemical control of the respiration. Pulmonary adaptations to training. 3.8. The role of ventilation in the regulation of the pH, in the development and compensation of the acid-base imbalances in the body. 4.1. Renal circulation, glomerular filtration. 4.2. Renal function: tubular functions. 4.3. Renal function: concentration, dilution. 4.4. Renal Na+ and K+ excretion and regulation. 4.5. Physiology of the renin-angiotensin system and the atrial natriuretic peptide. Regulation of body fluids. 4.6. Hypothalamic regulation of water conservation and uptake. 4.7. Basic terms of acid-base balance. Buffer systems of the body. Parameters of acid-base balance. 4.8. Role of the kidneys in the regulation of acid-base balance. 5.1. Hematopoiesis. The composition of the blood. The human blood group systems. 5.2. Hemostasis and the role of thrombocytes. Blood coagulation. Fibrinolysis. Physiological anticoagulant mechanisms.

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ATP
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·




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Primary Active
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Cotransport active
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carrier

live
·



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secondary


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passive transport
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gradient
Lower conc.
·
from
Higher conc =>
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: Da ,
CO2 , COO Cystic ci
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transport
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of passive
a
type


Mediated use carriers or channels
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carriers
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gradient
·




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simple diffusion and
+120 uses both

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(aquaporin
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aquaporins ,
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active !


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Nat/glucose
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·
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,



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3Na" - 290



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RBC

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+ exocytosis)
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across opposite
inside vesicles
transported
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·




Through cells
channels
carriers
transport proteins
,

Involves
,
·




troule
ex :
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Cl Secretion

3 PARACELLULAR
·

Between cells

Transport molecules
across tight junctions
proximal tubule
ex :
H20 in

infestive
of small
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epithelium
duct of mephron
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Phagocytosis
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classification
:


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potential alters
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the
·

membrane
conformation of the channel proteins ·

Cast channels at
synaptic terminal to
from vesicles


ex Voltage
-
Gated Cast Channels
=> Calt influx
found membrane of excitable cells muscle , neurons
in the :
[m
· -




activated and opened at depolarized membrane potential


S
DHP
·




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> closed DHP
pot.
·


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.
-
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activated
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Stno
IC (a" =
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TYPeY
subunit forms ion pore

channels
C
Secondary messenger-gated
·


gates
controlled by changes in intracellular signalling
molecules
of Cast
which allows exocytosis
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:
on




3
Ligand-gated Channels
·


gates controlled by hormones and neurotransmitters
·
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which opens =>



NE and E GPCRs
ex :


B
Function *
·
Establish a membrane potential

APS

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