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Physiology Mnemonics Top Collection for Study Easy

Best collection of human physiology mnemonics online. These will make your studying of basics in medicine more easy.These are collected from various offline and online sources including text books.If you know any other physiology mnemonics please share via comments.

NOTES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS

mednotes.net helps thousands of medical students just like you with passing their exams, and grants them a solid foundation for becoming excellent medical doctors in the immediate future.
This is done by providing maticulously written exam notes in virtually all basic- and pre-clinical medical sciences, as well as step-by-step study guides to ensure the best possible outcome of your exams. The exam notes and study guides stem from a deep-seated collaboration between a single eccentric medical student and some of the best medical doctors in their respective fields at Pécs Medical School in Hungary, and has yielded an unparalleled study system for you as aspiring physicians.

At the current moment, medical students, graduated physicians, and university lecturers alike on all 6 continents are using the information contained within these pages to learn, or re-learn the basics of medicine, and so can you!

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Interactive Respiratory Physiology

Interactive Respiratory Physiology is comprised of four main sections. Tutorials, for students who are unclear on the concepts Labs, for students who understand concepts but wish to practice skills Quizzes, for students who wish to test their mastery of the subject Encyclopedia and Dictionary, for definitions and in-depth information

The current modules focus on breathing mechanics, static conditions, and obstructive and restrictive disease states.
Tutorials are linear presentations of concepts with questions interspersed. Illustrations and animations are used to reinforce the ideas. For example, the Quiet Breathing Tutorial builds up a triple animation, linking a breathing thorax, a gauge of pressure changes, and a graph of volume changes.

Labs are interactive work areas that encourage students to compare and contrast scenarios, adjust model parameters, and see results. The Disease States Lab encourages students to compare spirogram tracings, compliance curves, and expiratory flow rates for normal, obstructive, and restrictive pulmonary diseases. Students may use a question bank to focus their exploration. The Statics Lab enables students to specify a patient's lung volume and glottis state. The resulting lung and chest-wall recoil pressures are depicted using illustrations, graphs and equations.

The Quiz module contains questions covering all topics within the respiratory physiology course. Each multiple choice question provides remediation for correct and incorrect answers. The non-scored quiz format encourages students to seek answers by using the integrated on-line support.

Support information includes a hypertext-accessed dictionary and encyclopedia. The dictionary gives brief definitions of concepts and symbols. The encyclopedia uses illustrations, animations and video to go into greater depth in a topic area. It is divided into four categories: Anatomy, Physics, Pulmonary Function Tests, and Disease Process.

Interactive Respiratory Physiology is currently being used as an integral part of the curriculum at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Lecture notes in Human Physiology

Very good site for lecture notes on nearly all topics in physiology.

Lecture 1: Cells and tissues

Lecture 2: Diffusion, osmosis, and tonicity

Lecture 3: Enzymes

Lecture 4: Nervous System

Lecture 5: Special Senses

Lecture 6: Endocrine glands

Lecture 7. Skeletal muscle

Lecture 8. Blood

Lecture 9: The Heart, Blood Flow, Blood Pressure, and ECGs

Lecture 10: Respiration

Lecture 11: Digestion

Lecture 12: Renal (Urinary) System

Gary Ritchison

Department of Biological Sciences
Eastern Kentucky University

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ONLINE EXAMINATION OF HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

www.getbodysmart.com

Would you like to learn about the human body using interactive animations? Well then, you should visit getbodysmart.com, a site which provides an online examination of human anatomy and physiology. Topics are displayed for you to choose the ones you are interested in. Currently, the ones being developed are: skeletal system, muscle tissue physiology, muscular system, etc. If interested in one in particular, just click on it to be provided with the tutorials concerning the subject you chose. These tutorials contain lots of information and images so that you can clearly understand the topic. After having studied the tutorials provided, you have the possibility to see if you have the concepts right by taking the visual quizzes. If you have already studied all the topics provided you should keep checking out the site because information is continuously being updated. If you are interested in human body, try this original way of learning
about it; it really is entertaining and different from the boring classes you may have at school.