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CELL PHYSIOLOGY
PH 1. The cell membrane
PH 2. Membrane transport-I
PH 3. Membrane transport-II
PH 4. Membrane transport-III
PH 5. Ionic Equilibria and Resting membrane Potential
PH 6. Action Potential
PH 7. Conduction Velocity
PH 8a. Signal Transduction-I
PH 8b. Signal Transduction-II
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
PH 9. Organization of the brain: Cerebrum
PH 10. Organization of the brain: Cell Types
PH 11. Blood – brain barrier
PH 12. Synaptic transmission: Morphology of Synapses
PH 13. Synaptic transmission: Neuromuscular Junction
PH 14. Synaptic transmission: Visceral Efferent Endings
PH 15. Synaptic transmission: Inhibitory Mechanisms
PH 16. Synaptic transmission: Chemical Synaptic Transmission
PH 17. Synaptic transmission: Temporal and Spatial Sum
PH 18. Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF): Brain Ventricles and CSF Composition
PH 19. Cerebrospinal fluid (CFT): Circulation of CSF
PH 20. Spinal cord: Ventral
PH 21. Spinal cord: Membranes and Nerve Roots
PH 22. Peripheral nervous system
PH 23. Autonomic nervous system: Schema
PH 24. Autonomic nervous system: Cholinergic and Ad
PH 25. Hypothalamus
PH 26. Limbic system
PH 27. The cerebral cortex
PH 28. Descending motor pathways
PH 29. Cerebellum: Afferent Pathways
PH 30. Cerebellum: Efferent Pathways
PH 31. Cutaneous sensory receptors
PH 32. Cutaneous receptors: Pacinian Corpuscle
PH 33. Proprioception and reflex pathways-I
PH 34. Proprioception and reflex pathways-II
PH 35. Sensory pathways-I
PH 36. Sensory pathways-II
PH 37. Sensory pathways-III
PH 38. Visual system: Receptors
PH 39. Visual system: Visual Pathway
PH 40. Auditory system: Cochlea
PH 41. Auditory system: Pathways
PH 42. Vestibular system: Receptors
PH 43. Vestibular system: Vestibulospinal Tracts
PH 44. Gustatory (taste) system: Receptors
PH 45. Gustatory (taste) system: Pathways
PH 46. Olfactory system: Receptors
PH 47. Olfactory system: Pathway
MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY
PH 48. Skeletal muscle: Organization
PH 49. Skeletal muscle: Sarcoplasmic Reticulum
PH 50. Skeletal muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-I
PH 51. Skeletal muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-II
PH 52. Skeletal muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-III
PH 53. Skeletal muscle: Length-Tension Relationship
PH 54. Cardiac muscle: Structure
PH 55. Smooth muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-I
PH 56. Smooth muscle: Excitation-Contraction Coupling-II
CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY
PH 57. Overview of the Cardiovascular system
PH 58. Body Fluid Compartments
PH 59. Structure of the Heart
PH 60. Conduction System of the Heart
PH 61. Electrical Activity of the Heart
PH 62. Electrocardiogram-I
PH 63. Electrocardiogram-II
PH 64. Electrocardiogram-III
PH 65. Cardiac Cycle
PH 66. Cardiac Output: Pressure-Volume Loop
PH 67. Cardiac Output: Function Curves
PH 68. Coronary circulation
PH 69. Hemodynamics
PH 70. Arterial Pressure
PH 71. Control of arteriolar tone
PH 72. Microcirculation
PH 73. Circulation to special regions
PH 74. Monitoring of Blood pressure
PH 75. Short-Term Regulation of Blood Pressure
PH 76. Long-Term Regulation of Blood Pressure
PH 77. Response of Exercise
PH 78. Fetal circulation
RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY
PH 79. Lungs
PH 80. Airway structure: Trachea and Major Bronchi
PH 81. Airway Structure: Intrapulmonary Airways
PH 82. Airway Structure: Epithelium
PH 83. Respiratory muscles
PH 84. Lung Volumes
PH 85. Mechanics of respiration: Forces during Quiet
Breathing
PH 86. Mechanics of respiration: Elastic Properties-I
PH 87. Mechanics of respiration: Elastic Properties-II
PH 88. Mechanics of respiration: Surface Forces
PH 89. Mechanics of respiration: Airway Flow
PH 90. Mechanics of respiration: Flow-Volume
PH 91. Intrapulmonary Circulation
PH 92. The alveolar capillary unit
PH 93. Pulmonary circulation
PH 94. Ventilation / perfusion
PH 95. Pulmonary Vascular Resistance
PH 96. Surfactant Effects
PH 97. O and co exchange 2 2
PH 98. O and CO exchange and transport 2 2
PH 99. O /CO exchange 2 2
PH 100. Control of respiration
PH 101. Role of the lungs in Acid-Base Balance
PH 102. Response to exercise
PH 103. Obstructive lung disease-I
PH 104. Obstructive lung disease-II
PH 105. Restrictive lung Disease
PH 106. Pulmonary Function Testing-I
PH 107. Pulmonary Function Testing-II
RENAL PHYSIOLOGY
PH 108. Anatomy of the kidney
PH 109. Anatomy of the kidney: The Nephron
PH 110. Glomerular Structure
PH 111. Glomerular Filtration
PH 112. Renal Clearance
PH 113. Na+ reabsorption
PH 114. ADH Secretion and Action
PH 115. Urine Concentration
PH 116. Urine Dilution
PH 117. Renin – angiotensin – aldosterone system
PH 118. Response to increased ECF
PH 119. Response to Decreased ECF
PH 120. Potassium excretion
PH 121. Calcium and phosphate
PH 122. Renal HCO – Reabsorption 3
PH 123. Renal Production of New HCO3
PH 124. Esophagus
GASTROINTESTINAL PHYSIOLOGY
PH 125. Gastroesophageal Junction
PH 126. Lower Esophageal Sphincter-
PH 127. Enteric Nervous System
PH 128. Autonomic Innervation-I
PH 129. Autonomic Innervation-II
PH 130. Autonomic and Enteric Integration
PH 131. Motility
PH 132. Major GI Hormones
PH 133. Structure of Stomach
PH 134. Appetite and Hunger
PH 135. Gastric Motility
PH 136. Gastric Digestion
PH 137. Gastric Secretion-I
PH 138. Gastric Secretion-II
PH 139. Gastric Secretion-III
PH 140. Small Intestine Structure-I
PH 141. Small Intestine Structure-II
PH 142. Small Intestine Structure-III
PH 143. Small Intestine Motility
PH 144. Large Intestine Structure
PH 146. Colonic Motility
PH 147. Defecation
PH 148. Salivary Gland Structure
PH 149. Salivary Gland Secretion
PH 150. Pancreas Structure
PH 151. Pancreas Secretion
PH 152. Liver Structure
PH 153. Liver Ultra structure
PH 154. Intrahepatic Biliary System
PH 155. Liver Function
PH 156. Bilirubin Excretion
PH 157. Gallbladder Structure and Function
PH 158. Overview of GI Tract Fluid and Electrolyte
Transport
PH 159. Digestion of Protein
PH 160. Digestion of Carbohydrates
PH 161. Digestion of Fat
PH 162. Absorption of Essential Elements and Vitamins
ENDOCRINE PHYSIOLOGY
PH 163. Overview of Hormone Action
PH 164. Regulation of Hormone Secretion
PH 165. Hypothalamus and Pituitary
PH 166. Anterior Pituitary
PH 167. Posterior Pituitary: Oxytocin
PH 168. Posterior Pituitary: ADH
PH 169. Growth Hormone
PH 170. Thyroid Gland: Structure
PH 171. Thyroid Gland: Function
PH 172. Thyroid Gland: Hormone Action
PH 173. Adrenal Gland: Structure
PH 174. Adrenal Gland: Histology
PH 175. Adrenal Cortical Hormones
PH 176. Cortisol
PH 177. Adrenal Androgens
PH 178. Aldosterone
PH 179. Adrenal Medulla
PH 180. Endocrine Pancreas
PH 181. Insulin Secretion
PH 182. Actions of Insulin
PH 183. Actions of Glucagon
PH 184. Parathyroid Gland
PH 185. Gonad and Genital Duct Formation
PH 186. Development of the External Genitalia
PH 187. Puberty
PH 188. Testes
PH 189. The Menstrual Cycle
PH 190. Hormonal Regulation of the Menstrual Cycle
PH 191. Prolactin