Pyramidal Tract

Ossicles

Circle of Willis

Brachial arches

Diarthrosis joints

Germ Layers

Vesicles

Lumbar region nerves (see plexus)

Round worms

Psoriatic arthritis

Madeloung deformity

Putti's triad

Food Poisoning Bacteria

All Protozoa are parasites!!!

Antibody production

Vascular supply of the upper extremities

Lumbar plexus

Black and white, for those that get confused with color.... :-D

Flukes shape and vector

Adductor hiatus

Protein vs Purine

Bladder

Peritoneum muscles?

Pelvis- Female- midsagittal cut

Pelvis-female-transverse cut

Rectum

Visceral, Superior and inferior mesenteric

Shuttles: Malate, Citrate and Carnitine

During GNG Malate transfers Oxaloacetate out of the cell, In Lipogenesis Citrate transfers Acetyl CoA out of the cell, in Beta Oxidation Fatty Acids are transfered into the cell by Carnitine

ATP- total

Inside the cytoplasm NADH will only produce 2 ATP, this is why the total of ATP produced is 36 and not 38.

Essential Aminoacids in children only

Histidine and Arginine are essential AA only in children. Adults are capable of producing these.

ACoA to Cholesterol

ACoA, HMG- CoA, Mevalonate, Squalene, Cholesterol, Cholesterol itself inhibits HMG CoA reductase- right? Do comment please!!!

Lungs- transpulmonary pressure

Lings, emphysema- alpha1 atritripsin deficiency, Surface tension, cupola, Pseudostratified chages to Squamous, Acute Respiratory distress Syndrome- newborn, Neonatal Hyaline menbrane disease, recoil pressure.

Kidney- nephron- Tubules

 Honestly I don't remember the order of these, I have to review the anatomy, but can help eventually when I re-learn it again.

Menstrual Cycle

Heart- Right side fails on itself

Starling Forces

NOT the same as Starling's Law (of heart)

Male urethra

Rhythmic vs Plateau Action Potential

Azygous vein, azygous arch, Hemiazygous

Lower extremities dump Bd into the Inferior Vena Cava. The Upper extremity dumps Bd into the Superir Vena Cava while the Lumbar region is being drained by the azygous vein dumping Bd into the SVC (as a backup system/methid). The Hemiazygous vein on the Left crosses to the R at the level of T8 and joins the Azygous vein.

What happens in QRS

in QRS phase the VENTRICLES CONTRACT!!! duh! So, deoxygenated Bd goes to lungs

Hemoglobin yields oxygen in tissue

Two deoxigenated arteries

Edema causes four things: