Physiology by Systems: Exercise Session Corrections

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Covers systems physiology, including digestion, respiration, metabolism, and urinary functions.

Explores liver metabolism of bile acids, cholesterol, and xenobiotics, emphasizing detoxification processes and lipid transport.

Explores the renal system's function in producing primary and final urine.

Covers the major anatomical features of the heart, the cardiac conducting system, and the cardiac cycle during systole and diastole.

Explores the renal system's function in urine production and filtration process, including glomerular filtration principles.

Covers the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system, including gas exchange and blood transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Covers the correction of training multiple-choice questions related to physiology by systems.

Covers the introduction to the urinary system, including equations, urine formation, and kidney anatomy.

Explores the calculation of glomerular filtration rate and its physiological implications.

Covers glomerular filtration, renal function, PAH clearance, and sodium regulation.