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 |
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4. Carbon Cycle | CELL MEMBRANE FUNCTIONS: |
5. Nitrogen Cycle. |
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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. |
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| 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. |
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30. Food absorption by cells of | ENDOCRINE SYSTEM: |
the small intestine. |
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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. |
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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 |
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Normal Haematopoiesis. | CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM |
41. Haematopoiesis. | LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM: |
42. Blood Groups |
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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. |
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83. Indirect (Extrapyramidal) pathways. | AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM |
84. Final common Pathways. | & CHEMICAL TRANSMISSION |
85.Pathways controlling Motor Activity. | AT NERVE ENDINGS: |
86. Motor Unit. |
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87. CerebellumPart 1 & 2 | 92. The Autonomic Nervous system. |
88. Control of Muscle Movement. | 93. Autonomic Ganglia. |
89. Reciprocal Innervation. | 94. Parasympathetic Outflows. |
| 95. Autonomic Reflex. |