WHY?
HOW?
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Physiology is closely related to
Anatomy
Syllabus for General Physiology ?)
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?Homeostasis
?Body fluids
?Structure and function of cell
?Transport across membrane
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?Membrane potentialsFunctional levels of organization
* Chemical or molecular level
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* Cellular level
* Tissue level
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* Organ level* Body system level
* Whole body level
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Transitionunicellular organism multicellular organism
Multiplication
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Differentiation
Typical cell & variation
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Structure :- Limiting membranesCell Organelles ? membrane bound
- without membrane
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Structure & functions of Organel es
Golgi apparatus
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Functions of cel as a whole?Obtaining O2 & nutrients from environment
?Performing chemical reactions
?Elimination of waste products
?Synthesis of proteins for structure, growth
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?Controlling exchange of material?Intracellular movement of materials
?Sensitiveness &response to environment
?Reproducing
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Other functionsPinocytosis
-Endocytosis
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Receptor mediated
Phagocytosis
- Exocytosis
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- Intercellular junctionsTight junctions
Gap junctions
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Desmosomes
-Movement of cilia ,flagella
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ECFImportance in ECF & ICF composition
ICF
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Intercel ular communication
Paracrine
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EndocrineNeurocrine
Intercel ular communication
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transport of substances across
the cel membrane
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Methods of transport
Passive
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Active-Diffusion
Osmosis Filtration
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Simple
facilitated
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?Lipidbilayer
?Protein
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Leaky channels
voltage gated
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channelsGated channels
Ligand gated
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Active transport?Primary active transport
?Secondary active transport
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Types of transportersUniport
Synport
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Antiport
Substances transported for
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chemical reactionselectrical
potentials at the
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membrane
Body fluid compartments- 60% of body wt.
ICF-2/3
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ECF ? 1/3
Interstitial fluid
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plasma TranscellularMeasured by dye dilution method
Term used for describing conc. Of
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solutions in PhysiologyMolarity & Normality (equivalent)
Osmolarity and tonicity
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pH & buffers
Terms used in homeostasis
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Milieu InteriorParameters
Role of each system
controlled
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negativeMechanisms involved-
positive
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Feedback mechanisms
Feed forward mechanisms
Gain , limitations
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