Charts On Human Physiology

CHARTS ON HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

1. Cell Division ( Mitosis).

14. Maintenance of body temperature.

2. Cell Division ( Meiosis).

15. Growth.

16. Energy requirements and

NUTRITION & METABOLISM

Energy Expenditure.

17. Food facts.

3. Water Cycle

4. Carbon Cycle

CELL MEMBRANE FUNCTIONS

5. Nitrogen Cycle.

6. Oxygen Cycle.

18. Transport through Membranes 1

7. Vitamin Part 1 & 2

Diffusion.

8. Protein Metabolism.

19. Transport through Membranes II

9. Carbohydrate Metabolism

Active Transport.

10. Fat Metabolism.

20. Resting Potential.

11. Energy from food.

21. The action Potential.

12. Formation of ATP

22. Propagation of the Nerve Impulse.

13. Heat Balance.

23. Communication between cells.

24. Second Messangers-I

EXCRETORY SYSTEM

25. Second Messangers-II

53. Juxtaglomerular Apparatus.

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 

54. Urine formation.

55. Water absorption  Proximal tubule.

26. Swallowing.

56. Water reabsorption Distal

27. Gastric Secretion and motility.

& collecting Tubules.

28. Pancreatic Juice.

57. Maintenance of Acid Base Balance.

29. Liver & Gall Bladder.

30. Food absorption by cells of

ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

the small intestine.

31. Movements of the large intestine.

58. Anterior Pituitary.

32. Innervation of the gut wall.

59. Posterior Pituitary.

33. Nervous control of gut movements.

60. Oxytocin.

61. ADH in the maintenance of

TRANSPORT SYSTEM

blood volume.

34. Cardiac Cycle.

REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

35. Cardiac Action Potential.

36. Electrocardiogram.

62. Adult pelvic sex organs in the

37. Cardiac Reflexes.

ordinary Female cycle.

38. Water Balance.

63. Ovarian Hormones.

39. Haemostasis and Blood

64. Pituitary Ovarian and

Coagulation.

Endometrial Cycles.

40. Factors required for

Normal Haematopoiesis.

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

41. Haematopoiesis

LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM

42. Blood Groups

43. Rhesus Factor.

65. Cranial nerves.

44. Cerebrospinal fluid.

66. Reflex Action.

67. Stretch Reflexes.

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

68. Smell.

69. Light Reflex.

45. Artificial Respiration

70. Cochlea.

46. Volume & Capacities of lungs.

71. Auditory Pathways to brain.

47. Composition of Respired Air.

72. Vestibular Pathways to brain.

48. Movement of Respiratory Gases.

73. The Muscle Spindle.

49. Dissociation of Oxygen

74. Proprioceptor Pathways to brain.

from Haemoglobin.

75. Peripheral Pain.

50. Uptake & release of Carbon Dioxide.

76. Posterior Column-Medial

51. Carriage and Transfer of

lemniscus sensory pathways.

Oxygen & Carbon dioxide.

77. Anterolateral (Spinothalamic)

52. Voluntary & reflex factors in the

sensory Pathways.

regulation of respiration.

78. Sensory Pathways from skin of face.

79. Sensory Cortex.

90. Skeletal Muscle and the

80. Motor Cortex.

mechanism of contraction.

81. Motor pathways to head & Neck.

91. Skeletal Muscle-Molecular

82. Direct(Pyramidal) motor Pathways to

basis of contraction.

Extremities.

83. Indirect (Extrapyramidal) pathways.

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

84. Final common Pathways.

& CHEMICALTRANSMISSION

85.Pathways controlling Motor Activity.

AT NERVE ENDINGS:

86. Motor Unit.

87. Cerebellum Part 1 & 2

92. The Autonomic Nervous system.

88. Control of Muscle Movement.

93. Autonomic Ganglia.

89. Reciprocal Innervation.

94. Parasympathetic Outflows.

95. Autonomic Reflex.