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22 Cards in this Set
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Woohoo! |
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You are so inspirational |
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You are so smart |
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You are loved and appreciated |
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You are so blessed ! |
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You are a great friend to have |
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Liver histology |
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Pancreas histology |
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Ileum histology (small intestine); contains lymph nodes aka payer's patches |
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Duodenum histology |
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Digestive enzymes |
Amylase: breakdown starches/ carbohydrates into monosaccharides Lipase: breakdown lipids/fats into fatty acids and glycerol Protease: breakdown proteins into amino acids Nuclease: breakdown nucleic acids into nucleotides |
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Woohoo! |
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Ahh you are doing perfect! |
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The larynx -glottis: space between vocal folds |
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You are perfect :) |
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TidalVolume
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The amount of air which enters the lungs during normal inhalation atrest.
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InspiratoryReserve Volume
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The maximal amount of additional air that can be drawn into thelungs by determined effort after normal inspiration
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ExpiratoryReserve Volume
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The additional amount of air that can be expired from the lungsby determined effort after normal expiration.
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ResidualVolume
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The volume of air still remaining in the lungs after the most forcibleexpiration possible.
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VitalCapacity
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The greatest volume of air that can be expelled from the lungs aftertaking the deepest possible breath.
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Respiration |
Therelease of energy from food andtakes place in all cells of the body. In the course of respiration, food isbroken down to carbon dioxide and water. If oxygen is used for this process,the respiration is called aerobic. If oxygen is not usedin the process, the respiration is called anaerobic.
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Pulmonary ventilation |
(Breathing); consists of inspiration (inhalation) and expiration (exhalation); average rate = 12-16 times/minute -Hypo-ventilation: decreased rate of breathing; causes increases in CO2 and increases acidity (decreases Ph) of blood and bodily fluids -Hyper-ventilation: increased rate of bretahing causes increase in alkalinity (increase Ph) of blood and bodily fluids |
