this is the last unit in dr. kaminski's guest lecture on respiration and talks about the control and regulation of respiration. it focus...

this unit covered a few basic biochemical ideas about the way that oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported by the blood. oxygen is mainly ...

this unit is the second of dr. kaminski's guest lecture on respiration and looks at the mechanism for gas exchange in the lungs and body...

pulmonary ventilation is the first unit in dr. kaminski's guest lecture on the physiology of respiration. it reviews the mechanisms for ...

this lecture describes the basic anatomy of the lungs and thoracic area and goes over the basics for the mechanics of breathing. the first p...

this is the second lecture in the cardiovascular development series and focuses on development of prenatal circulation and the transition to...

this unit covers some basic ideas in early cardiovascular development. the first section focuses on the development of blood and blood vesse...

this lecture is a brief overview of capillaries and their filtration and absorptive functions. the first section describes the physical char...

this unit talks about the two types of vascular regulation: intrinsic and extrinsic. intrinsic regulation has several mechanisms which eithe...

this lecture introduces one major idea in hemodynamics; venous return and its influence on CO. venous pressure is explained to be caused by ...

this was a long introduction to the more intricate details of blood flow dynamics. the beginning of the lecture introduced the larger struct...

this lecture is the fourth and last in the series about the heart and accordingly looks at some of the larger ideas related to heart contrac...

this lecture, second in the series of the heart, introduced the finer details of heart contraction and the nervous system's influence ov...

this lecture introduces the basic layout of the heart and begins to talk about blood flow dynamics. blood flows in through the inferior and ...

this lecture introduces neurotransmitters and neuropeptides, the receptors that bind them, the actions they produce, and what role they play...

here's the first summary that i tried this semester: this lecture introduces the concept of metabotropic transmission, which is essentia...