Pgy 300 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document provides a comprehensive review of all things relating towards the Gastrointestinal System, stemming from PGY300 at SUNY Buffalo. As a former teaching assistant in Anatomy & Physiology -- I want you to flourish. I want to see you venture onto your next educational journey. Physiology shouldn't be made hard. If I can help, I absolutely will. In addition to that, I will provide my Kahoot! that goes along with each bodily system covered in PGY300. Happy Studying!

This document provides a comprehensive review of all things relating towards the Endocrine System, stemming from PGY300 at SUNY Buffalo. As a former teaching assistant in Anatomy & Physiology -- I want you to flourish. I want to see you venture onto your next educational journey. Physiology shouldn't be made hard. If I can help, I absolutely will. In addition to that, I will provide my Kahoot! that goes along with each bodily system covered in PGY300. Happy Studying!

Functions of the kidneys include all but one of the following. Identify the exception. a) regulation of extracellular fluid volume b) maintenance of ion balance in body fluids c) regulation of blood protein levels d) regulation of blood osmolarity e) homeostatic regulation of blood pH 2) Substances directly regulated by the kidney include all EXCEPT which of the following? a) Na+ b) K+ c) Ca2+ d) HCO3 - e) glucose 3) The characteristic yellow color of urine is attributed to the pres...

Interactions of Major Organ System of Human Body ○ Respiration involves ventilation (breathing), gas exchange (between air and capillaries in lung or systemic capillaries and tissues of body), and oxygen utilization (cellular respiration) ○ Respiration as two separate processes: gas exchange and cellular metabolism ■ Pulmonary respiration: primarily obtain oxygen for use via cells of body and to eliminate carbon dioxide produced by cells ● Pulmonary gas exchange: ventilation (betwe...

PGY300 Renal Practice QuestionsPage 1of 25The follow are a collection of old questions from past exams as well as from other sources. Some questions may refer to material that was not covered this semester. You are responsible for only material presented in class or the directed reading from your book. You are free to use these questions as a study aidor not. They arenot meant to be a “crib” sheet. Blindly memorizing keyed answers is not wise. You should know why the wrong choices are wrong ...