Lecture

Physiology by Systems: Exercise Session Corrections

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Description

This lecture covers corrections for exercise sessions related to physiology by systems, focusing on topics such as heart function, kidney physiology, respiratory system, and digestive system. The corrections include explanations on heart rhythm, glomerular filtration, alveolar pressure, lipid absorption, gas exchange, and metabolic regulation.

Instructor

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