Knowledge in Physiology
Imune system and its function
Imune system and its function Anatomy of imune system Imune rsponse
Prashant Bharadwaj
Renal physiology and functions
Brief of Renal system General function Nephron and its function Micturition
Peripheral nervous system
Brief of Peripheral nervous system Overview Its Divisions Somatic nervous system Autonomic nervous system
Nervous system
Brief of Nervous system and its function Organisation of the CNS In the nervous system
Digestive physiology and its function
Brief of Digestive physiology Basic of GI function Regulation of GI function Phase of digestion Absorption Protective function of GI
Cell physiology and its function
Cell Physiology • The “Inner Life of a Cell” • Components and their functions • Cell to Cell Junctions - Forming Tissues • How it’s Integrated
Cell physiology - genertion of membrane potentials
• Membrane potentials – what they are • Formation of membrane potentials • Types and uses of membrane potentials • The significance of membrane potenti
Cellular Metabolism and function
Cellular metabolisim • Energy Systems & Flow • Metabolism Basics • Cellular Respiration – Glycolysis – Citric Acid Cycle – Electron Transport Chain & Oxidative Phosphorylation • Substitutes – what can be used besides glucose & how?
Hormones & Chemical Signaling
• Communication Basics – Communication Overview – Communication Methods – Signal pathways • Regulation (modulation) of signal pathways – Homeostasis . . . again • Endocrine System – Hormones • what they are • How they work
Electrical Signaling
• Using ions as messengers • Potentials in electrical signaling – Action – Graded • Other electrical signaling – Gap junctions • The neuron
Electrical & Chemical Signaling Part 2
• Graded Potentials • Other electrical signaling – Gap junctions • The Process of Synaptic Transmission – Events releasing Neurotransmitters – Neurotransmitters • Modulation & Stopping Transmission
Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid Base Balance Integrating Respiratory, Urinary and Digestive Physiology
• Body Fluid, Fluid Compartments • Body Water Body Water – Regulation of Gain – Regulation of Loss • The Electrolytes • Movement of body fluids – between plasma and interstitial fluid – between interstitial and intracellular between interstitial and intracellular • Acid Base Balance – Buffer systems – Exhalation of Carbon Dioxide – Kidney Excretion • Acid Base Imbalances – Acidosis Acidosis vs Alkalosis