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Cardiovascular System L- 3 Physiology of the Heart and Blood Circulation

Cardiovascular System L- 3 Physiology of the Heart and Blood Circulation. Dr Than Kyaw 20 Feb 2012. Goals. Understanding:-. Functional anatomy of the heart , - pericardium , myocardium, cardiac muscle. Excitability and conductive pathway of the heart, heart beat

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Histology. Name the tissue. Simple squamous epithelial tissue. Name the Tissue. Simple cuboidal epithelium. Name the Tissue. Simple columnar epithelium. Look for ciliated OR nonciliated types. Ciliated epithelium. Name the Tissue. Stratified squamous epithelium.

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Blood

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Animal Tissues

Animal Tissues. Epithelial tissue. Simple (single layer) cuboidal (cube shape) Simple columnar (single layer of column shape). Nervous Tissue. Neuron (nerve cell): Cell body, dendrite, axon. Glial cells support the neuron. Neurotransmitter crosses synapse.

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Cardiovascular System Block Contractile Mechanism in Cardiac Muscle (Physiology )

Cardiovascular System Block Contractile Mechanism in Cardiac Muscle (Physiology ). Dr. Mona Soliman , MBBS, MSc , PhD Associate Professor Department of Physiology Chair of Cardiovascular Block College of Medicine King Saud University. Objectives. Define cardiac muscle contractility

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Ch. 4 Part 4

Ch. 4 Part 4. Muscular tissue Nervous tissue. Muscular Tissue. Consists of muscle fibers that can use ATP to generate force Function: produces body movements, maintains posture, and generates heat, provides protection 3 types Skeletal Cardiac Smooth . Skeletal Muscle Tissue.

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