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Anatomy & Physiology Study Guide: Cardiovascular, Lymphatic, Respiratory, Digestive, Metabolic, Urinary, Fluid/Electrolyte, Reproductive, and Developmental Systems

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Introduction to Blood Vessels

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    Introduction to Blood Vessels Example 1
    3:38
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    Blood Vessels
    4:59
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    Map of the Lesson on Blood Vessels
    2:04

Types of Blood Vessels

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    Types of Blood Vessels Example 1
    1:09
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    Types of Blood Vessels
    5:34

Arteries

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    Subcategories of Arteries
    14:43
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    Arteries Example 2
    1:39
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    Arteries Example 1
    1:42

Capillaries

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    Types of Capillaries
    9:42
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    General Structure of Capillary Beds
    5:59
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    Structure of Mesenteric Capillary Beds
    6:52

Veins

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    Veins Example 1
    1:21
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    Introduction to Veins
    6:24
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    Veins Example 2
    2:10

Introduction to Hemodynamics

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    Introduction to Hemodynamics Example 3
    2:29
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    Relationship Between Blood Flow, Pressure, & Resistance
    6:40
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    Hemodynamics
    6:24

Introduction To Blood

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    Introduction to Blood Example 1
    2:36
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    Composition of Blood
    7:49
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    Introduction to Blood Example 2
    1:55

Introduction to the Lymphatic System

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    Introduction to the Lymphatic System Example 2
    3:32
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    What Is It?
    3:33
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    Functions of the Lymphatic System
    3:57

Lymphatic Vasculature

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    Lymphatic Vasculature Example 5
    2:02
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    Lymphatic Vasculature Example 4
    2:26
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    Lymphatic Vasculature Example 2
    2:25

Lymphoid Cells & Tissues

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    Lymphoid Cells & Tissues Example 2
    1:48
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    Lymphoid Tissue
    4:55
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    Lymphoid Cells & Tissues Example 1
    1:35

Overview of Lymphoid Organs

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    Overview of Lymphoid Organs Example 1
    1:20
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    Primary & Secondary Lymphoid Organs
    4:34

Primary Lymphoid Organs

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    Structure of the Thymus
    8:23
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    Primary Lymphoid Organs Example 2
    1:53
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    Red Bone Marrow
    3:07

Secondary Lymphoid Organs: Lymph Nodes

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    Secondary Lymphoid Organs: Lymph Nodes Example 3
    1:48
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    Lymph Node Structure
    10:32
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    Introduction to Lymph Nodes
    5:05

Secondary Lymphoid Organs: The Spleen

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    Structure of the Spleen
    10:09
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    Secondary Lymphoid Organs: The Spleen Example 2
    1:32
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    Secondary Lymphoid Organs: The Spleen Example 1
    1:38

Secondary Lymphoid Organs: MALT

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    Introduction to MALT
    2:31
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    Secondary Lymphoid Organs: MALT Example 2
    1:17
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    Digestive System Immunity: Peyer’s Patches & Appendix
    4:02

Introduction to the Immune System

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    Introduction to Immunity
    5:52
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    Antigens & Antibodies
    2:58

Introduction to Innate Immunity

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    Innate Immunity
    2:30
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    Map of the Lesson on Innate Immunity
    6:42

Introduction to First-Line Defenses

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    First-Line Defenses
    1:56
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    Map of the Lesson on First-Line Defenses
    1:37

Introduction to Cells of the Immune System

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    Map of the Lesson on Cells of the Immune System
    6:08
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    Second-Line Defenses
    3:27
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    Hematopoeisis
    2:33

Introduction to Adaptive Immunity

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    Primary vs. Secondary Lymphoid Organs
    5:08
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    Adaptive Immunity
    5:47
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    Map of the Lesson on Adaptive Immunity
    3:44

Antigens

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    Free Antigens vs. Presented Antigens on APCs
    4:11
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    Antigens
    3:59

Introduction to T Lymphocytes

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    Cell-Mediated Immunity
    3:31
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    Cytotoxic T Cells vs. Helper T Cells
    5:58
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    Naive T Cells Become Effector & Memory T Cells
    7:56

Activation of T Lymphocytes

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    Comic Strip for T-Cell Activation
    3:29
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    T-Cell Activation
    7:33

Functions of T Lymphocytes

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    Functions of Cytotoxic T Cells
    6:21
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    Functions of Helper T Cells: Activation of Macrophages
    5:18
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    Types of Helper T Cells
    3:19

Introduction to B Lymphocytes

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    Naive B cells Become Effector (Plasma) Cells & Memory Cells
    4:23
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    B Cell Receptors
    4:37
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    Humoral Immunity
    3:55

Antibodies

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    Antibodies
    0:48
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    Antibody Diversity
    2:34
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    Antibody Structure
    5:40

Classes of Antibodies

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    IgA
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    Classes of Antibodies
    4:43
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    IgM
    3:34

Outcomes of Antibody Binding to Antigen

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    Outcomes of Antibody Binding to Antigen
    9:16

Clonal Selection

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    Clonal Selection
    6:43

Primary and Secondary Response of Adaptive Immunity

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    Primary and Secondary Response of Adaptive Immunity
    6:59

Review of the Complement System

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    Review of the Complement System
    5:15

Introduction to Lung Physiology

  • Ventilation
    4:28
  • Ventilation and Respiration
    5:55
  • Introduction to Lung Physiology Example 1
    1:37

Pressure in the Lungs and Pleural Cavity

  • Pressure in the Lungs and Pleural Cavity Example 2
    4:01
  • Formalizing Pressure Relationships in the Lungs
    5:46
  • Forces That Shape the Lungs
    5:45

Ventilation

  • Muscles of Ventilation
    8:04
  • Pressure Changes During Ventilation
    8:33
  • Ventilation Example 3
    4:53

Lung Volumes and Capacities

  • Lung Capacities
    6:38
  • Lung Volumes
    6:28
  • Lung Volumes and Capacities Example 1
    4:45

Law of Partial Pressure

  • Partial Pressure
    6:12
  • Pressures: Dalton’s and Henry’s Laws
    5:51
  • Law of Partial Pressure Example 1
    3:18

Respiration

  • Respiration Example 1
    5:18
  • Internal and External Respiration
    8:19
  • Internal Respiration
    5:20

Introduction to the Digestive System

  • Introduction to the Digestive System Example 2
    4:06
  • Functions of the Digestive System
    5:08
  • Organs of the Digestive System
    6:28

The Stomach

  • Digestion in the Stomach
    4:39
  • Gross Anatomy of the Stomach
    5:42
  • The Stomach Example 4
    2:16

The Gallbladder

  • The Gallbladder Example 1
    2:53
  • Gallbladder and Bile
    6:54

Pancreas

  • Anatomy of the Pancreas
    5:08
  • Pancreas Example 1
    5:16
  • Pancreas
    4:46

Duct System of the Liver, Gallbladder, and Pancreas

  • Duct System
    5:16
  • Duct System of the Liver, Gallbladder, and Pancreas Example 1
    2:59

Small Intestine

  • Motility in the Small Intestine
    3:06
  • Small Intestine Example 3
    2:25
  • Small Intestine Example 1
    2:25

Introduction to Metabolism

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    Introduction to Metabolism
    02:17
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    Catabolic & Anabolic Pathways
    03:25

Introduction to the Urinary System

  • Introduction to the Urinary System Example 1
    0:54
  • The Urinary System
    2:57

The Kidneys

  • External Anatomy
    3:44
  • The Kidneys Example 2
    1:01
  • Internal Anatomy
    6:14

The Nephron

  • The Collecting Duct
    3:50
  • The Renal Corpuscle
    4:52
  • The Nephron Example 2
    0:47

Renal Physiology: Overview

  • Overview of Renal Physiology
    4:58
  • Renal Physiology: Overview Example 1
    0:58

Renal Physiology Step 1: Glomerular Filtration

  • The Filtration Membane
    4:30
  • Renal Physiology Step 1: Glomerular Filtration Example 4
    0:51
  • Glomerular Filtration Pressure
    3:49

Renal Physiology: Regulation of Glomerular Filtration

  • Renal Physiology: Regulation of Glomerular Filtration Example 2
    1:11
  • Renal Physiology: Regulation of Glomerular Filtration Example 5
    0:57
  • Renal Physiology: Regulation of Glomerular Filtration Example 1
    1:11

Renal Physiology Step 2: Tubular Reabsorption

  • 3) Reabsorption in the Distal Tubule and Collecting Duct
    4:24
  • Renal Physiology Step 2: Tubular Reabsorption Example 4
    0:33
  • Review of Tubular Reabsorption
    2:01

Fluid Balance

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    Kidney and Nephron
    02:59
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    Osmoregulation and Nitrogenous Waste
    07:16
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    Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone-System
    11:30

Electrolyte Balance

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    Osmosis and Osmolarity
    07:59

Acid-Base Balance

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    Acids
    02:45
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    Acids and Bases
    01:29
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    Bases
    03:48