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Biology

Biology. Edexcel International GCSE in Biology (4BI0) First examination June 2013. The nature and variety of living organisms. Characteristics of living organisms Variety of living organisms. Characteristics of living organisms.

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Respiratory Physiology [the Ins and Outs]

Respiratory Physiology [the Ins and Outs]. Jim Pierce Bi 145a Lecture 18, 2009-10. Pulmonary Blood Flow. Pulmonary Ventilation. Pulmonary Ventilation. Compare and Contrast. Ventilation and Perfusion. Ventilation Perfusion Matching.

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Respiration During Exercise

Respiration During Exercise. Objectives . Explain the principle physiological function of the pulmonary system. Outline the major anatomical components of the respiratory system. List major muscles involved in inspiration and expiration at rest and during exercise.

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Understanding the AMA Guides to Impairment, 6th Edition

Understanding the AMA Guides to Impairment, 6th Edition. PRESENTER: Richard Radnovich, D.O., Medical Director, Injury Care Medical Center. Impairment Ratings. Objectives Understand changes in 5 th and 6 th editions of the Guides

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General Pharmacological Principles

General Pharmacological Principles. Module A. Objectives. The student will be able to: List three sources of drugs. List the components of a proper medication order. Define the commonly used abbreviations. List the routes of medication delivery.

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GCSE PHYSICAL EDUCATION

GCSE PHYSICAL EDUCATION. REVISION Class of 2009. Section A Training and Exercise. Reasons for taking part in physical activity. Health, Fitness and performance. Skill related fitness. Principles of Training. Methods of Training. Section B Safety and Risk Assessment in Sport:.

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F211 Exchange and Transport Lungs

F211 Exchange and Transport Lungs. What do animals need to gain from their environment to stay alive? How do these substances get to cells? What do plants need to gain from their environment to stay alive? How do these substances get to cells?

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F211

F211. Exchange and Transport Heart and Circulation. LO: explain the need for transport systems in multicellular animals in terms of size, activity and surface area to volume ratio . All cells need energy, where do they get it from? How is the energy released?

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Cardiovascular System

Cardiovascular System. Cardiovascular System Components. Circulatory system Pulmonary system Purposes: Transport O 2 to tissues and remove waste Transport nutrients to tissues Regulation of body temperature. Circulatory System. Heart Pumps blood Arteries and arterioles

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Fun and Games through Collaborative Play Walt Scacchi Institute for Software Research and

Fun and Games through Collaborative Play Walt Scacchi Institute for Software Research and UCGameLab.net University of California, Irvine. Collaborative Science Learning Games (SLG) for Informal Science Education. Physical interaction quest game: DinoQuest

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SYMPATHOLYTIC AGENTS Beta Receptor Blockers

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HLTEN504A - INCP

HLTEN504A - INCP. Mobility. Mobility. All routine activities of daily living require energy expenditure and the ability to move freely Energy in exercise requires a normal musculoskeletal and nervous systems, plus a supply of energy which is promoted by an effective cardio-pulmonary system.

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Cardiovascular

Cardiovascular. Calculations . How many time does your heart beat per minute? day? Week? Month? Year? Your heart pumps ~5.3 quarts per minute. How many quarts are pumped in a day? Week? Month? Year? How many times has your heart beaten since you were born?. The Heart.

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The Human Heart

The Human Heart. Lubb-Dubb. The Heart. Made of muscle tissue Heart wall is made of cardiac muscle Contains pacemaker Contains nervous tissue responding to stimuli (leading to increase or decrease in heart rate) Protection of heart Ribs, sternum, spine

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The pathogenesis of Tuberculosis

The pathogenesis of Tuberculosis. What is TB?. Etiology. Tuberculosis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

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Animals including Humans

Animals including Humans. Year 6 Lesson 2 LI: To identify and name circulatory system and its function. Input. Double circulatory system. What does this term mean?. What is a double circulatory system?. A double circulatory system has two cycles that work together to keep us alive.

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Pulmonary System

Pulmonary System. Anatomical Structures. Nasal passage Oral cavity Pharnyx Larynx Trachea Bronchi Bronchioles Alveoli Capillaries. Functions. Ventilation Mechanics of moving air in and out of the lungs Respiration Exchanges O2 and CO2. Functions. Ventilation

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Neutropenia

Pathophysiology. Pharmacological Therapy. Treats. -Involves determining cause and then identifying offending organism if infection is present

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Tuesday 3.10.09

Tuesday 3.10.09. Due: None. Do: Ch. 5 Notes. Video: Cardiovascular System. Homework: Read ch. 5. Starting Point Q/D: Starting at the right atrium trace the path blood travels through the heart, systemic system, heart, pulmonary system. Write out the path. A: Notes: Ch. 5.

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