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| pH 6.9 | |
| Time of day with lowest temperature | |
| Hypothalamus function: Lateral hypothalamus | |
| Hypothalamus function: Hormone acting on the arcuate nucleus | |
| Main problem at altitude is low | |
| Osmolarity of blood supplying the hypothalamus affects the release of | |
| 3 stimuli that when increased increase local blood flow: | |
| Rate of heat loss is related to body mass to the power: | |
| Daily water production from metabolism of carbs & lipid (ml) | |
| Iron efflux from macrophages and enterocytes is via | |
| Type of pH disturbance: Hyperaldosteronism | |
| Anaesthetics ____ VQ mismatch | |
| Signals from peripheral chemoreceptors are relayed to | |
| Hypothalamus function: Anterior nucleus | |
| Sudden increase in SVR causes CO to | |
| Below core temp, within thermoneutral zone | |
| Which part of the adrenals secretes cortisol? | |
| 2 PTH targets | |
| Short duration local anaesthetics reduce postoperative | |
| Anaesthetics ____ myocardial contractility | |
| Type of pH disturbance: Narcotic drugs | |
| Temperature in women rises by how much on which day of the cycle? | |
| Stimulating HPA increases blood ____ conc, this is mediated by _____ | |
| Below core temp, outside thermoneutral zone (2 responses) | |
| ACTH stimulates release of which 2 hormones? | |
| Infusion of a B1 antagonist causes CO to | |
| Left sided heart failure is commonly associated with | |
| Widespread poor perfusion of tissues leads to | |
| ECG after 130% K+ would show | |
| Do beta adrenoreceptor antagonists affect transmission at the ganglion? | |
| Anaesthetics ____ ventilatory drive | |
| Mean pressure in the vascular system if the circulation stops is defined as | |
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