Using Mind Maps to Study Physiology

Using Flow Charts to Study Physiology

How do B lymphocytes become plasma cells and memory cells in acquired immunity?

Compare and contrast an ion channel receptor and a g-protein coupled receptor.

Compare and contrast the short feedback and long feedback loop in the hypothalamic-pituitary axis

Blood Pressure Lab Demonstration Part #2 Blood Pressure and cuff position

Blood Pressure Lab Demonstration Part #1

Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise Lab Demonstration

Muscle and EMG Laboratory Demonstration with PowerLab and LabChart

Demonstration of Reaction Time with PowerLab and LabChart System

Compare and contrast facilitated diffusion and carrier-mediated diffusion.

What are communicating junctions and how do they work?

What are anchoring junctions and how do they work?

What are occluding junctions and how do they work?

Compare and contrast primary and secondary active transport.

Define electrochemical gradient and its affect on the movement of charged ions across a membrane.

How do phospholipids contribute to the distinct properties of the cell membrane?

Compare and contrast the movement of molecules through a cell membrane.

Physiological classification of proteins by function

Describe the factors contributing to the molecular shape of proteins.

Compare and contrast glycogen, plant starches, and cellulose.

Introduction to Labchart, Negative Feedback, and Homeostasis: Pre-Lab Demonstration

How are the fluids of the body organized into compartments?

What are the Key Components of Homeostasis?

How is homeostasis affected by biological rhythms?

Mechanistic and teleological explanations in physiology

Human Physiology Lab Introduction and Expectations Overview

Salivary Cortisol Levels Lab - Sample Collection

Negative Feedback, Homeostasis, and Experimental Design Lab Overview

Renal Function Lab Overview

Blood Pressure Lab Overview

Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise Lab Overview

Sensory Physiology Lab Overview

Muscle, EMG, and Skeletal Muscle Function Lab Overview

Reflexes and Reaction Time Lab Overview

Salivary Cortisol Levels Lab Overview

What is homeostasis?

Why do organisms need energy?

How does information flow coordinate physiology?

What are the four main themes of physiology?

What is the Relationship between Structure and Function in Physiology?

What is Physiology?

Creating a bar graph with error bars with Google Sheets

Creating a bar graph with error bars using Microsoft Excel.

Using a Student's t-test to analyze two sets of data with Google Sheets.

Using a Student's t-test to analyze two sets of data with Microsoft Excel.