Guyton and Hall - Medical Physiology - Chapter 47, 48, 49 (pain)
Summary of the physiology of pain and sensory receptors of Chapters 47, 48 and 49 from Guyton and Hall. It is material from the second week of the MIC study Medicine at the University of Groningen.
Add to cart - $3.43
Member since 2 year ago
10 documents sold
Written Summaries- The Heart, Cardiac Cycle and Cardiac Conduction
3 Colourful illustrated summaries of "The Heart", "Cardiac Conduction" and "The Cardiac Cycle". They topics covered are: micro and macro-anatomy of the heart, graphs on cardiac electrical conduction, and the cardiac cycle.
Concise and summarised information for easy understanding and memorisation. The material is likely to be similar to that covered in first year medical schools in the UK, and is commonly examined material. Reduced price due to edges of second page being cut off in scanning process.
Add to cart - Free
Member since 3 months ago
0 documents sold
Summary chapter 1: Cell Physiology. Medical physiology, 12th edition, Guyton and Hall
Samenvatting van hoofdstuk 1: 'Introduction to physiology: the cell and general physiology’ van het boek Textbook of Medical Physiology, 12e editie door Guyton en Hall.
Summary chapter 1: 'Introduction to physiology: the cell and general physiology’ of the book Textbook of Medical Physiology by Guyton and Hall.
Add to cart - $2.86
BRONZE Member since 2 year ago
11 documents sold
Textbook of Medical Physiology CHAPTERS 9 10 11 13
Engelse samenvatting van Textbook of Medical Physiology door Guyton en Hall. Succes!
Add to cart - $2.99
Member since 3 year ago
2 documents sold
Guyton and Hall - Medical Physiology - Chapter 9, 10, 11, 13, 21(262-264) EN/NL
Summary of material from Guyton and Hall (Chapters 9, 10, 11, 13, 21). This is about the conduction in and the contraction of the heart. There is also a short piece about heart arrhythmias. Three chapters are written in English, two chapters in Dutch.
Add to cart - $4.00
Member since 2 year ago
10 documents sold
Summary chapter 2: The cell and its functions. Textbook of Medical Physiology, 12th edition, Guyton and Hall
Samenvatting van hoofdstuk 2: the cell and its functions, van de Textbook of Medical Physiology, 12e editie, door Guyton and Hall.
Summary of chapter 2: the cell and its functions, of the Textbook of Medical Physiology, 12th edition by Guyton and Hall.
Add to cart - $2.86
BRONZE Member since 2 year ago
11 documents sold
Summary chapter 78: Insulin, Glucagon and Diabetes Mellitus. Textbook of Medical Physiology, 12th edition, Guyton and Hall.
Samenvatting van hoofdstuk 78: Insulin, Glucagon and Diabetes Mellitus van het Textbook of Medical Physiology, 12e editie, door Guyton and Hall.
Summary of chapter 78: Insulin, Glucagon and Diabetes Mellitus of the Textbook of Medical Physiology, 12th edition, by Guyton and Hall.
Add to cart - $2.86
BRONZE Member since 2 year ago
11 documents sold
Textbook of medical physiology Ch 75 Introduction to endocrinology
Dit is een uitgebreide samenvatting die als vervanging van het boek Textbook of medical physiology geldt.
This is a summary that can be used as replacement for Textbook of medical physiology
Add to cart - $4.00
Member since 1 year ago
1 documents sold
Week 21 en 22 jaar 2 medicine RUG
Week 21 en 22 summary of learning materials. Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. Geneeskunde medicine. Tentamen 2.2.1. Diabetes. Hormones and metabolism.
Add to cart - $5.72
Member since 3 months ago
0 documents sold
The Human Digestive System:- Digestion in Stomach
The physiology of the digestive system involves a lot of phases of which, the process of digestion in the stomach is very important. It involves two phases, the mechanical digestion and the chemical digestion involving many types of enzymes and gastric juice. Want to learn more of this very easily? Check out the notes!
Add to cart - $7.00
Member since 1 year ago
0 documents sold
Questions on Yr 1 Medicine Processes, Diseases and Treatments WITH ANSWERS
Medically-related extended answer quiz covering the fundamental biochemical processes, diseases and treatments.
The material is likely to be very similar to what is taught in most UK Medical schools in first year. INCLUDES ANSWERS. Good way to test knowledge and practice for Multiple Choice or Extended Answer Exams
Add to cart - $4.54
Member since 3 months ago
0 documents sold
Mnemonics for clotting factors (Physiology)
The clotting cascade may be defined as the series of events that occur by our platelets, under the influence of an activated immune system, in order to form a blood clot to prevent the excessive loss of blood from the body (Hemostasis)
The clotting factors are substances which take part in the process of coagulation. Most of them are synthesized in the Liver. Their availability is extremely important in the body as their deficiency can cause several bleeding disorders.
The clotting cascade consists of two pathways: Intrinsic pathway and Extrinsic pathway. Both, intrinsic and extrinsic pathway work in harmony.
The end result of these pathways is the formation of a blood clot which is usually formed after 1-6 minutes of getting a small injury.
Add to cart - $7.00
Member since 11 months ago
0 documents sold
Upper Respiratory Tract Anatomy
Digestive system consist of the digestive tract, (alimentary canal), a tube extending from the mouth and ends at the anus and its associated accessory organs.
• The gastrointestinal system is the portal through which nutritive substances, vitamins, minerals, and fluids enter the body.
The products of digestion and the vitamins, minerals, and water cross the mucosa and enter the lymph or the blood for the absorption.
Nutrients and vitamins are necessary for growth and maintenance
The regions of the alimentary canal
The mouth or oral cavity
The pharynx, or throat
The oesophagus
The stomach
The small intestine
The large intestine
The anus
The gastrointestinal tract is made of four layers of tissues:
Mucosa is the innermost layer made up of three layers
The inner epithelium
lamina propria
muscularis mucosae
Submucosa: this layer is composed of connective tissue, it contains numerous small glands, blood vessels, and parasympathetic nerves that form the submucosal plexus (Meissner plexus)
Muscular: is thick layer of smooth muscle tissue which consists of inner circular layer and outer longitudinal layer
Between the two layers of muscles there is a nervous plexus called myenteric plexus (Auerbach plexus)
Serosa: is the outermost layer of made up loose connective tissue (visceral peritoneum)
Layers of the GI tract have various modifications to enable it to perform various functions
Functions of the Gastrointestinal System
Ingestion; taking in food into the stomach through the oral cavity although liquid can be introduced directly into the stomach by nasogastric tube.
Mastication; is the process by which food taken into the mouth is chewed by the teeth and broken down into small particles.
Digestive enzymes cannot easily penetrate solid food particles and can only work effectively on the surfaces of the particles
Propulsion; moves the contents along the alimentary tract.
Each segment of the digestive tract is specialized to assist in moving its contents from the oral to the anal end
Deglutition or swallowing moves food and liquids called bolus from the oral cavity into the oesophagus which is enhanced by:
o Peristalsis is responsible moving material through most of the digestive tract.
o Muscular contractions occur in peristaltic waves, consisting of a wave of relaxation of the circular muscles which forces the bolus along the digestive tube
• Digestion consists of
o Mechanical digestion, which involve mastication and mixing of food.
o Chemical digestion which prepares food for absorption and utilization by all the cells of the body.
Absorption; is the movement of molecules out of the digestive tract and into the circulation or into the lymphatic system.
Elimination; is the process by which the waste products of digestion are removed from the body.
Food material not absorbed becomes feces that are eliminated by the process of defecation
Add to cart - $3.24
Member since 1 year ago
0 documents sold
Aplastic Anaemia
These notes are about a type of anaemia which caused due to marked reduction of marrow blood cells. and it is known as aplastic anaemia.
Add to cart - $5.72
Member since 2 year ago
0 documents sold
Calcium
Esential minerals,their physiological importance in the body ,their mechanism of actions and also their deficiency and toxicity
Add to cart - $7.00
Member since 1 year ago
0 documents sold
Immune system
All you need about adaptive and innate immunity
Add to cart - $3.50
Member since 1 year ago
0 documents sold
Blood physiology notes from Guyton's physiology
This presentation will cover:-
Functions of blood
• Blood composition
• Blood plasma, composition,
• Plasma proteins and their functions
• Formed elements (cells) in blood
• Red blood cells: function, count, size and shape
• Areas of RBC formation
• Erythropoiesis and factors affecting erythropoiesis
• Hemoglobin: synthesis, types
• RBC destruction, jaundice
• Iron metabolism
• Disorders of RBCs:
Anemia, types
Polycythemia, types
Add to cart - $9.08
Member since 2 year ago
0 documents sold
Parasympathetic system
Autonomic nervous system -parasympathetic nervous system
Add to cart - $3.00
Member since 1 year ago
0 documents sold
Cardiovascular system
Cardiorespiratory system well explained
Add to cart - $3.00
Member since 1 year ago
0 documents sold
RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY MCQS WITH ANSWERS
This are 52 respiratory physiology mcqs with answers.This will help you in preparing for your physiology exam
Add to cart - $5.72
Member since 9 months ago
0 documents sold
