At a glance……0.0.1 Key Points0.0.2 Key Terms1 Ovarian Cycle1.1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES1.2 KEY TAKEAWAYS1.2.1 Key Points1.2.2 Key Terms1.3 The Follicular Phase1.4 Ovulation1.5 The Luteal Phase2 Uterine (Menstrual) Cycle2.1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES2.2 KEY TAKEAWAYS2.2.1 Key Points2.2.2 Key Terms3 Hormonal Regulation of the Female Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Anatomy of the Female Reproductive System1.0.1 Key Points1.0.2 Key Terms1.0.3 The human female reproductive system (or female genital system) contains two main parts:2 Ovaries2.0.1 Key Points2.0.2 Key Terms2.1 Anatomical Features2.2 Physiology and Function2.2.1 Oogenesis2.2.2 Endocrine Function3 Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Male Sexual Response1.0.1 Key Points1.0.2 Key Terms1.1 Physiological Effects of Arousal1.2 Nonarousal-Related Erection1.3 Post-Orgasm Response1.4 Hormonal Responses2 Sperm2.0.1 Key Points2.0.2 Key Terms2.1 EXAMPLE2.2 Sperm Anatomy2.3 Sperm Physiology and Function2.4 Fertility Factors3 Spermatogenesis3.0.1 Key Points3.0.2 Key Terms3.1 Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Anatomy of the Male Reproductive System1.0.1 Key Points1.0.2 Key Terms1.1 External Male Sex Organs1.2 Accessory Sex Organs2 Scrotum2.0.1 Key Points2.0.2 Key Terms2.1 Anatomical Considerations2.2 Function3 Testes3.0.1 Key Points3.0.2 Key Terms4 Penis4.0.1 Key Points4.0.2 Key Terms4.1 Parts Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Introduction to Meiosis1.0.1 Key Points1.0.2 Key Terms1.1 Introduction: Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction2 Comparing Meiosis and Mitosis2.0.1 Key Points2.0.2 Key Terms2.1 Comparing Meiosis and Mitosis3 Functions of Meiosis4 Origin of Meiosis4.1 From prokaryotic sex4.2 From mitosis4.3 Coevolution Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Overview of the Male and Female Reproductive Systems1.0.1 Key Points1.0.2 Key Terms1.1 EXAMPLES1.2 The Reproductive Process1.3 The Male Reproductive System2 Organ Systems Involved3 Function4 Mechanism4.1 The Female Reproductive System5 Organ Systems Involved The reproductive system in Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Causes of Hypocarbia2 Pathophysiology3 Diagnosis of Hypocarbia4 Evaluation5 Treatment of Hypocarbia Hypocarbia, also known as hypocapnia, is a decrease in alveolar and blood carbon dioxide (CO2) levels below the normal reference range of 35 mmHg. CO2 Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Specimen Requirements and Procedure2 Testing Procedures3 Results, Reporting, Critical Findings4 Clinical Significance5 Quality control and Lab Safety6 Enhancing Healthcare Team Outcomes Blood gas analysis is a commonly used diagnostic tool to evaluate the partial pressures of Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Causes of2 Symptoms of Alkalosis3 Diagnosis of3.0.1 Lab Test And Imaging4 Treatment / Management Respiratory acidosis typically occurs due to failure of ventilation and accumulation of carbon dioxide. The primary disturbance is an elevated arterial partial Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Causes of Alkalosis2 Diagnosis of Alkalosis2.0.1 History and Physical2.1 Lab Test and Imaging3 Treatment of Alkalosis4 Complications Alkalosis is excessive blood alkalinity caused by an overabundance of bicarbonate in the blood or a loss of acid Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Interpretation Steps2 Respiratory acidosis2.1 Symptoms of respiratory acidosis2.2 Causes of respiratory acidosis2.3 Types of respiratory acidosis2.4 Diagnosis of respiratory acidosis2.5 Treatment of respiratory acidosis2.6 Complications of respiratory acidosis2.7 Preventing respiratory acidosis3 Metabolic acidosis3.1 Symptoms of metabolic Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 pH, Buffers, Acids, and Bases1.1 Henderson–Hasselbalch equation1.1.1 Key Points1.1.2 Key Terms1.2 Self-Ionization of Water1.3 pH Scale1.4 Strong Acids and Strong Bases1.5 Buffers2 Chemical Buffer Systems2.0.1 Key Points2.0.2 Key Terms2.1 EXAMPLES2.2 Acid-Base Homeostasis2.3 Buffer Solution2.4 Renal Physiology3 Read More ….>