Physiology by Systems II: Correction Session Exercises 4

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

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 blood flow, pressure, and regulation in the cardiovascular system, including heart contractility and electrical excitation.

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

Explores the regulation of the cardiovascular system, focusing on sympathetic and parasympathetic influences, cardiac cycle, and vascular resistance.

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

Explores microcirculation control, blood flow regulation, and cardiovascular adaptation to exercise.

Covers the importance of nephron types, urine concentration, and glucose transport implications.

Discusses error identification in physiology and various physiological functions.