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Reproduction 2 3072016 12:37 PM Taking the pill- low but significant amount of estrogen the whole time (the same level). You will push down FSH and theres not enough for the follicles to grow. No ovulation. No Fertilisatio...

Reproduction 1 3072016 12:37 PM The whole feedback system is driven by the brain- internal (wellbeing, stress) and external factors (day length, food, nutrition, stress). GnRH is the orchestrator of the reproductive system...

PHSI20052905 NOTES AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM Overview of Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) functions 1. Where does the ANS fit into the rest of nervous system? x Nervous system detect changes in internalexternal environment o ...

find more resources at oneclass.com PHSI2005/2905 NOTES Reflexes 1. List the components of a reflex arc 2. Describe the components o...

find more resources at oneclass.com PHSI2005/2905 NOTES Vision 1. Recall the transparent media of the eye and the functions of the co...

PHSI20052905 NOTES Voluntary Movement 1. Understand the three hierarchical levels of motor control Functions of nervous system at three different levels 1. Spinal cord level control of basic reflexes, such as a. Withdrawal...

find more resources at oneclass.com PHSI2005/2905 NOTES CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM Overview of the Nervous System 1. To list the major part...

find more resources at oneclass.com PHSI2005/2905 NOTES General Properties of Sensory systems 1. Classify sensory receptors by adequa...

PHSI20052905 NOTES The leukocyte and immunity Barriers to pathogens x Physical barriers ear wax, skin barrier with fatty acids and commensal bacteria, ciliated epithelium, flushing of urinary tract x Chemical barriers tear...

PHSI20052905 NOTES The erythrocyte and oxygen transport 1. Outline the life cycle of the erythrocyte x Human erythrocytes circulate for 100-120 days x Ageddamaged erythrocytes exhibit membrane flipping x Internal phosphati...

find more resources at oneclass.com PHSI2005/2905 NOTES HAEMATOLOGY To study the structure and function of blood, with special emph...

find more resources at oneclass.com PHSI2005/2905 NOTES Electrical events of the cardiac cycle At the end of this lecture you sho...

PHSI20052905 NOTES Venous return and cardiac output At the end of this lecture you should understand: 1. The factors which regulate venous return 2. The action of the skeletal muscle pump 3. The factors which regulate card...

find more resources at oneclass.com PHSI2005/2905 NOTES The microcirculation and specialized circulations 1. The forces involved ...

PHSI20052905 NOTES Regulation of blood pressure. 1. How mean arterial pressure is controlled 2. The baroreceptor reflex 3. Sympathetic influences on the heart and circulation 4. Hormonal influences on the heart and circula...