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Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology
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14th Edition by John E. Hall; Michael E. Hall,
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TablebofbContents

UnitbI.bIntroductionbtobPhysiology:bThebCellbandbGeneralbPhysiology
Chapterb1.bFunctionalbOrganizationbofbthebHumanbBodybandbControlbofbtheb“InternalbEnvironment”
Chapterb2.bThebCellbandbItsbFunctions
Chapterb3.bGeneticbControlbofbProteinbSynthesis,bCellbFunction,bandbCellbReproduction

UnitbII.bMembranebPhysiology,bNerve,bandbMuscle
Chapterb4.bTransportbofbSubstancesbThroughbCellbMembranes
Chapterb5.bMembranebPotentialsbandbActionbPotentials
Chapterb6.bContractionbofbSkeletalbMuscle
Chapterb7.bExcitationbofbSkeletalbMuscle:bNeuromuscularbTransmissionbandbExcitation-Contraction
Coupling
Chapterb8.bExcitationbandbContractionbofbSmoothbMuscle

UnitbIII.bThebHeart
Chapterb9.bCardiacbMuscle;bThebHeartbasbabPumpbandbFunctionbofbthebHeartbValves
Chapterb10.bRhythmicalbExcitationbofbthebHeart
Chapterb11.bFundamentalsbofbElectrocardiography
Chapterb12.bElectrocardiographicbInterpretationbofbCardiacbMusclebandbCoronarybBloodbFlow
Abnormalities:bVectorialbAnalysis
Chapterb13.bCardiacbArrhythmiasbandbTheirbElectrocardiographicbInterpretation

UnitbIV.bThebCirculation
Chapterb14.bOverviewbofbthebCirculation:bPressure,bFlow,bandbResistance
Chapterb15.bVascularbDistensibilitybandbFunctionsbofbthebArterialbandbVenousbSystems
Chapterb16.bThebMicrocirculationbandbLymphaticbSystem:bCapillarybFluidbExchange,bInterstitialbFluid,
andbLymphbFlow
Chapterb17.bLocalbandbHumoralbControlbofbTissuebBloodbFlow
Chapterb18.bNervousbRegulationbofbthebCirculationbandbRapidbControlbofbArterialbPressure
Chapterb19.bRolebofbthebKidneysbinbLong-TermbControlbofbArterialbPressurebandbinbHypertension:bThe
IntegratedbSystembforbArterialbPressurebRegulation
Chapterb20.bCardiacbOutput,bVenousbReturn,bandbTheirbRegulation
Chapterb21.bMusclebBloodbFlowbandbCardiacbOutputbDuringbExercise;bthebCoronarybCirculationband
IschemicbHeartbDisease
Chapterb22.bCardiacbFailure
Chapterb23.bHeartbValvesbandbHeartbSounds;bValvularbandbCongenitalbHeartbDefects
Chapterb24.bCirculatorybShockbandbItsbTreatment

UnitbV.bThebBodybFluidsbandbKidneys
Chapterb25.bRegulationbofbBodybFluidbCompartments:bExtracellularbandbIntracellularbFluids;bEdema
Chapterb26.bThebUrinarybSystem:bFunctionalbAnatomybandbUrinebFormationbbybthebKidneys
Chapterb27.bGlomerularbFiltration,bRenalbBloodbFlow,bandbTheirbControl
Chapterb28.bRenalbTubularbReabsorptionbandbSecretion

,Chapterb29.bUrinebConcentrationbandbDilution;bRegulationbofbExtracellularbFluidbOsmolarityband
SodiumbConcentration
Chapterb30.bRenalbRegulationbofbPotassium,bCalcium,bPhosphate,bandbMagnesium;bIntegrationbofbRenal
MechanismsbforbControlbofbBloodbVolumebandbExtracellularbFluidbVolume
Chapterb31.bAcid–BasebRegulation
Chapterb32.bDiureticsbandbKidneybDiseases

UnitbVI.bBloodbCells,bImmunity,bandbBloodbCoagulation
Chapterb33.bRedbBloodbCells,bAnemia,bandbPolycythemia
Chapterb34.bResistancebofbthebBodybtobInfection:bI.bLeukocytes,bGranulocytes,bthebMonocyte-
MacrophagebSystem,bandbInflammation
Chapterb35.bResistancebofbthebBodybtobInfection:bII.bImmunitybandbAllergy
Chapterb36.bBloodbTypes;bTransfusion;bandbTissuebandbOrganbTransplantation
Chapterb37.bHemostasisbandbBloodbCoagulation

UnitbVII.bRespiration
Chapterb38.bPulmonarybVentilation
Chapterb39.bPulmonarybCirculation,bPulmonarybEdema,bandbPleuralbFluid
Chapterb40.bPrinciplesbofbGasbExchange;bDiffusionbofbOxygenbandbCarbonbDioxidebThroughbthe
RespiratorybMembrane
Chapterb41.bTransportbofbOxygenbandbCarbonbDioxidebinbBloodbandbTissuebFluids
Chapterb42.bRegulationbofbRespiration
Chapterb43.bRespiratorybInsufficiency—Pathophysiology,bDiagnosis,bOxygenbTherapy

UnitbVIII.bAviation,bSpace,bandbDeep-SeabDivingbPhysiology
Chapterb44.bAviation,bHighbAltitude,bandbSpacebPhysiology
Chapterb45.bPhysiologybofbDeep-SeabDivingbandbOtherbHyperbaricbConditions

UnitbIX.bThebNervousbSystem:bA.bGeneralbPrinciplesbandbSensorybPhysiology
Chapterb46.bOrganizationbofbthebNervousbSystem,bBasicbFunctionsbofbSynapses,bandbNeurotransmitters
Chapterb47.bSensorybReceptors,bNeuronalbCircuitsbforbProcessingbInformation
Chapterb48.bSomaticbSensations:bI.bGeneralbOrganization,bTactilebandbPositionbSenses
Chapterb49.bSomaticbSensations:bII.bPain,bHeadache,bandbThermalbSensations

UnitbX.bThebNervousbSystem:bB.bThebSpecialbSenses
Chapterb50.bThebEye:bI.bOpticsbofbVision
Chapterb51.bThebEye:bII.bReceptorbandbNeuralbFunctionbofbthebRetina
Chapterb52.bThebEye:bIII.bCentralbNeurophysiologybofbVision
Chapterb53.bThebSensebofbHearing
Chapterb54.bThebChemicalbSenses—TastebandbSmell

UnitbXI.bThebNervousbSystem:bC.bMotorbandbIntegrativebNeurophysiology
Chapterb55.bSpinalbCordbMotorbFunctions;bthebCordbReflexes
Chapterb56.bCorticalbandbBrainbStembControlbofbMotorbFunction
Chapterb57.bCerebellumbandbBasalbGangliabContributionsbtobOverallbMotorbControl
Chapterb58.bCerebralbCortex,bIntellectualbFunctionsbofbthebBrain,bLearning,bandbMemory

,Chapterb59.bThebLimbicbSystembandbthebHypothalamus—BehavioralbandbMotivationalbMechanismsbof
thebBrain
Chapterb60.bStatesbofbBrainbActivity—Sleep,bBrainbWaves,bEpilepsy,bPsychoses,bandbDementia
Chapterb61.bThebAutonomicbNervousbSystembandbthebAdrenalbMedulla
Chapterb62.bCerebralbBloodbFlow,bCerebrospinalbFluid,bandbBrainbMetabolism

UnitbXII.bGastrointestinalbPhysiology
Chapterb63.bGeneralbPrinciplesbofbGastrointestinalbFunction—Motility,bNervousbControl,bandbBlood
Circulation
Chapterb64.bPropulsionbandbMixingbofbFoodbinbthebAlimentarybTract
Chapterb65.bSecretorybFunctionsbofbthebAlimentarybTract
Chapterb66.bDigestionbandbAbsorptionbinbthebGastrointestinalbTract
Chapterb67.bPhysiologybofbGastrointestinalbDisorders

UnitbXIII.bMetabolismbandbTemperaturebRegulation
Chapterb68.bMetabolismbofbCarbohydratesbandbFormationbofbAdenosinebTriphosphate
Chapterb69.bLipidbMetabolism
Chapterb70.bProteinbMetabolism
Chapterb71.bThebLiver
Chapterb72.bDietarybBalances;bRegulationbofbFeeding;bObesitybandbStarvation;bVitaminsbandbMinerals
Chapterb73.bEnergeticsbandbMetabolicbRate
Chapterb74.bBodybTemperaturebRegulationbandbFever

UnitbXIV.bEndocrinologybandbReproduction
Chapterb75.bIntroductionbtobEndocrinology
Chapterb76.bPituitarybHormonesbandbTheirbControlbbybthebHypothalamus
Chapterb77.bThyroidbMetabolicbHormones
Chapterb78.bAdrenocorticalbHormones
Chapterb79.bInsulin,bGlucagon,bandbDiabetesbMellitus
Chapterb80.bParathyroidbHormone,bCalcitonin,bCalciumbandbPhosphatebMetabolism,bVitaminbD,bBone,
andbTeeth
Chapterb81.bReproductivebandbHormonalbFunctionsbofbthebMaleb(andbFunctionbofbthebPinealbGland)
Chapterb82.bFemalebPhysiologybBeforebPregnancybandbFemalebHormones
Chapterb83.bPregnancybandbLactation
Chapterb84.bFetalbandbNeonatalbPhysiology

UnitbXV.bSportsbPhysiology
Chapterb85.bSportsbPhysiology

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C. Redbbloodbcell
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E. Vascularbsmoothbmusclebcell
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ANSWER:bC

2. Thebmostbabundantbsubstancebinbthebhumanbbodybandbthebapproximatebpercentagebofthatbs
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A. Protein,b 30%
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evelbfromb100bmmbHgbupbtob120bmmbHg,bcalculatebthebgainbofbthebbaroreceptorbsystembinbth
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B. -2

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B. Potassiumbions
C. Carbonb dioxide
D. Glucose
E. Protein

ANSWER:bA
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5. Exchangebofbsubstancesbbetweenbthebcardiovascularbsystembandbthebinterstitialbfluidbo
ccursbmainlybinbwhichbofbthebfollowing?
A. Arteries
B. Arterioles
C. Capillaries
D. Venules
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ANSWER:b
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6. Whichbofbthebfollowingbisbthebapproximatebdistancebfrombthebcapillariesbtobmostbcellsofbth
ebbody?
A. Lessb thanb 50b angstroms
B. Lessbthanb 50bmicrons
C. Lessb thanb 50b millimeters
D. Lessb thanb 100b angstroms
E. Lessbthanb 100b microns
F. Lessbthanb100bmillimetersb

ANSWER:bA

7. Whenbabpersonbisbatbrest,bhowbmuchbtimebisbrequiredbforbthebbloodbinbthebcirculationbtobtra
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ANSWER:bB
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binstabilitybandbsometimesbdeath.

A. Postitive,b progressive
B. Positive,b diminished
C. Negative,b progressive
D. Negative,b diminished
E. Adaptive,bprogressive

ANSWER:bA
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9. Whichbofbtheb followingb isb anbexampleb ofbpositiveb feedbackbinbtheb body?
A. Clottingbofb blood
B. Returnb ofbbloodb pressureb towardb normalb afterb ab hemorrhage
C. Increasedb respirationb ratebcausedb bybaccumulationb ofbcarbonb dioxideb inb theb blood
D. Decreasedbsympatheticbnervousbsystembactivitybthatboccursbinbresponsebtobincreasedbb
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A. Nucleolus
B. Nucleus
C. Agranularb endoplasmicb reticulum
D. Granularb endoplasmicb reticulum
E. Golgib apparatus
F. Endosomes
G. Peroxisomes
H. Lysosomes
I. Cytosol

Identifybthebcellularblocationbforbeachbofbthebfollowingbstepsbinvolvedbinbthebsynthesisbandbpacka
gingbofbabsecretedbprotein.

Initiationbofbtranslation.b

ANSWER:bI

,Proteinbsortingbandbpackaging.bA

NSWER:bE

Geneb transcription.

ANSWER:bB

4. Whichbofbtheb followingb isb trueb forb bothb pinocytosisb andb phagocytosis?
A. Involvesb theb recruitmentb ofb actinb filaments
B. Occursb spontaneouslyb andb non-selectively
C. Permitsbtheb uptakeb ofbbacteriumbintobthebcytosol
D. Isb onlybobservedb inb macrophagesb andb neutrophils
E. DoesbnotbrequirebATPb

ANSWER:bA

5. Thebcellbmembraneb isb LEASTb permeableb tob whichb ofbtheb following?
A. Sodium
B. Oxygen
C. Ethanol
D. Carbonb Dioxide
E. Water

ANSWER:b
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6. Thebtermb “glycocalyx”b refersbto:
A. Thebnegativelybchargedbcarbohydratebchainsbthatbprotrudebintobthebcytosolbfrombg
lycolipidsbandbintegralbglycoproteins
B. Thebnegativelybchargedb carbohydrateb layerb onb theb outerb cellb surface
C. Theblayerb ofbanionsb alignedb onbthebcytosolicb surfaceb ofbthebplasmab membrane
D. Theblargeb glycogenb storesbfoundb inb “fast”bmuscles
E. Abmechanismbofbcell-

cellbattachmentbANSWER:bB

7. Proteinsbarebsortedbforbtheirbdeliverybtoblysosomes,bsecretorybvesiclesbandbthebplasmabm
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A. Golgib apparatus
B. smoothb endoplasmicb reticulum
C. nucleus
D. endocytoticbvesicle

ANSWER:bA
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8. Ubiquinone,banbelectronbacceptorbinbthebelectronbtransportbchainb(oxidativebp
hosphorylation),bisbfoundbinbthe:

, A. Innerb mitochondrialb membrane
B. Mitochondrialbmatrix
C. Outerb mitochondrialb membrane
D. Nucleus

ANSWER:bA
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9. ThebcitricbacidbcycleborbKreb’sbcycle,btakesbplacebinbthe:
A. Mitochondrialbmatrix
B. Innerb mitochondrialb membrane
C. Outerb mitochondrialb membrane
D. Innerbmitochondrialbspaceb

ANSWER:bA

10. Whichbofbtheb followingbprocessesb isbNOTbATP-dependent?
A. Ciliaryb movement
B. Positiveb chemotaxis
C. Movementb ofbcarbonbdioxideb acrossb ablipidb bilayer
D. Endocytosis
E. Smoothbmusclebcontractionb

ANSWER:bC

11. Thisbcytoskeletalbelementbplaysbabrolebinbcertainbformsbofbcellbmovementbandbisbanbes
sentialbcomponentbofbthebmitoticbspindle:
A. Phospholipids
B. Glycocalyx
C. F-actin
D. Microtubules
E. Clathrin

ANSWER:bD
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12. Lipidb synthesisboccursbinbthe:
A. Trans-Golgib network
B. Granularb orb “rough”b endoplasmicb reticulum
C. Agranularb orb “smooth”b endoplasmicb reticulum
D. Nucleus
E. Lysosome

ANSWER:bC
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13. Thisbcytoskeletalbelementbplaysbabrolebinbcertainbformsbofbcellbmovementbandbisbanbes
sentialbcomponentbofbthebmitoticbspindle:
A. Phospholipids
B. Glycocalyx

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