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Medical Physiology

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Overview

      Physiology is the main course of medical specialty, it is an important basic course of medicine, and it is also the functional subject of medical students' first contact after completing the morphological course of human anatomy, histology and so on. 


       Physiology is the science of studying the law of life activity. It declares the internal mechanisms in the normal processes of human systems, organs and cells, especially the functional performance of organs and cells, and how the functional activities of each part of the human body as a whole coordinate and restrict each other, as well as the effects of changes in the internal and external environment on these activities. 


       It enable students to properly understand how system, tissue, organ and cell work and coordinate with each other, and lay the groundwork for following medical courses.


Syllabus

  • Chapter 1 Introduction
    • 1.1 Nervous Regulation
    • 1.2 Hormonal Regulation
    • 1.3 Feedback
  • Chapter 2 Basic Function of Cell-1
    • 2.1 Simple Diffusion
    • 2.2 Facilitated Diffusion
    • 2.3 Active Transport
    • 2.4 Vesicle Transport
    • 2.5 Resting Potential
    • 2.6 Action Potential
  • Chapter 2 Bassic Function of Cell-2
    • 2.7 Local Potential and Neuromuscular Transmission
    • 2.8 Excitation-contraction coupling
    • 2.9 Myofilament Sliding
  • Chapter 3 Blood
    • 3.1 Plasma Osmotic Pressure
    • 3.2 Erythropoiesis
    • 3.3 Physiological Hemostasis
    • 3.4 Blood Coagulation
  • Chapter 4 Cadiovascular Physiology-1
    • 4.1 Cardiac Cycle and Evaluation of Cardiac Pumping Function
    • 4.2 The Effect of Preload on Cardiac Output
    • 4.3 The Effect of afterload and Contractility of Heart on Cardiac Output
    • 4.4 The effect of Heart Rate on Cardiac Output
  • Chapter 4 Cadiovascular Physiology-2
    • 4.5 Atreial Blood pressure
    • 4.6 Determinants of Arterial Pressure and CVP
    • 4.7 Determinants of Venous Return
    • 4.8 Sinus-Arch Reflex and NE&E
  • Chapter 5 Respiration
    • 5.1 Respiration
    • 5.2 Respiratory Movement
    • 5.3 Intrapulmonary Pressure and Intrapleura Pressure
    • 5.4 Alveolar Surfactant and Ventilation Perfusion Ratio
    • 5.5 Effect of Hypoxia, CO2 and H+ on Ventilation
  • Chapetr 6 Digestion and Absorption-1
    • 6.1 Physiological Characteristics of Digestive Tract Smooth Muscle
    • 6.2 Electrophysiological Characteristics of Digestive Tract Smooth Muscle
    • 6.3 HCl in Stomach and Muscus Bicarbonate Barrier
    • 6.4 Cephalic Phase-Gastric Secretion During the Interdigestive Period
    • 6.5 Gastric Phase and Intestinal Phase-Gastric Secretion During the Interdigestive Period
  • Chapter 6 Digestion and Absorption-2
    • 6.6 Primary Stimuli and Inhibition of Gastric Secretion
    • 6.7 Segmentation Contraction and Role of Bile
    • 6.8 Absorption in Small Intestine
  • Chapter 7 Formation and Excretion of Urine-1
    • 7.1 Glomerular Filtration Memberane and EFP
    • 7.2 Determinants of GFR
    • 7.3 Reabsorption In Proximal Tubule
    • 7.4 Transport Maximum and Threshold for Glucose
  • Chapter 7 Formation and Excretion of Urine-2 7.5 Micturition Reflex
    • 7.5 Micturition Reflex
    • 7.6 ADH
    • 7.7 Angiotensin2
  • Chapter 8 Sensory Organ
    • 8.1 Accommodation
    • 8.2 Disorders of Refraction
    • 8.3 Visual Acuity
    • 8.4 Light and Dark Adaptation
    • 8.5 Traveling Wave
  • Chapter 9 Nervous system-1
    • 9.1 Synaptic Transmission
    • 9.2 Characteristics of Synaptic Transmission
    • 9.3 Visceral Pain
  • Chapter 9 Nervous system-2
    • 9.4 Stretch Reflex
    • 9.5 Parkinson’s Disease and Huntington’s Disease
  • Chapter 10 Endocrinology-1
    • 10.1 Growth Hormone
    • 10.2 Abnormalities of Growth Hormone
    • 10.3 Physiological Functions of Glucoticoids
    • 10.4 Insulin
  • Chapter 10 Endocrinology-2
    • 10.5 Physiological Functions of TH
    • 10.6 Hyperthyroidism
    • 10.7 Hypothyroidism
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    Wenzhou Medical University

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