'Medulla' presentation slideshows

Chapter 3 Brainstem Anatomy, Topography, and Functional Levels

Chapter 3 Brainstem Anatomy, Topography, and Functional Levels. The brainstem: midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata. Midbrain. Tentorial notch. clivus. foramen magnum. posterior. anterior. 3 rd ventricle. Cerebral aqueduct. 4 th ventricle. central canal. Open part Closed part.

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Urogenital Embryology

Urogenital Embryology. Robert Coleman 2008. Kidney Development. 3 embryonic kidneys, in order of appearance pronephros mesonephros metanephros all three kidneys develop from the intermediate mesoderm first two regress in utero, and the third becomes the permanent kidney. Neural tube

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Slot 6.1: Kidney

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Chp. 6: Neuroendocrinology of the Stress-Response

What is stress? How do we define stress, stressors and the stress-response. The nervous system plays a critical role in the stress-response : perception of events as stressful activation of the HPA axis-->secretes glucocorticoids

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Spinal cord ascending tracts

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Development of the Neural Tube Formation and Closure (1st of 6)

Development of the Neural Tube Formation and Closure (1st of 6) . (Approx. 16 days, 1.5mm) . Development of the Ventricular System Vesicle Formation (1st of 3). 4th week, 4mm, 3 vesicle stage . Development of the Spinal Cord. Neural Tube Histogenesis. Development of the Medulla.

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THE FUNCTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM The Central Nervous System

THE FUNCTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM The Central Nervous System. THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. The nervous system is divided into two subunits Central nervous system ( CNS ) Brain spinal cord. Peripheral nervous system Any part of nervous system outside of CNS Afferent and efferent.

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Endocrine System

Endocrine System. Chp 13. Endocrine System : Regulates body functions with Hormones. Hormones : Produced by endocrine glands [e.g. pituitary] Circulate in the blood stream Steroids - lipid soluble Nonsteroids - not lipid soluble Often interact with nervous system

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Chapter 5: Hair

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Lymphatic System

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Pathology of the lymphoid system

Pathology of the lymphoid system . AML. Revision: Acute myeloid leukaemia : definition? Tumor of hematopoietic progenitors caused by mutations ? accumulation of immature myeloid blasts in marrow Leads to complications like?? Anaemia , thrombocytopenia, neutropenia.

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Intro to Excretion

Intro to Excretion. Excretion. Excretion Release and removal of metabolic wastes Metabolic Wastes Excess water Salts Carbon Dioxide Nitrogenous Wastes. Excretion. Nitrogenous Wastes Result from the breakdown of proteins Toxic Ammonia Uric Acid Urea . Excretory System.

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IPHY 3430 10-04-11

IPHY 3430 10-04-11. Circulatory System Purposes: Delivery of O2, energy containing substrates, vitamins and other nutrients to cells; Removal of CO2, secretory products, and waste products from cells.

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Gan Eng Seng School Team 1

Gan Eng Seng School Team 1. Republic Polytechnic Scientific Thinking Programme 2008. The comparison of different brands of hairdye and their effects of human hair. Aim and Hypothesis.

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Thalamus Hypothalamus Amygdala Hippocampus Medulla

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Histology of Adrenal Gland - Medulla

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The Anatomy and Function of the Brainstem

The Anatomy and Function of the Brainstem. A review. Medulla Oblongata Ascending and descending tracts Connect spinal cord with the brain Some tracts cross over in medulla Reticular formation - controls consciousness Reflex centers. MIDBRAIN R eflex center

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