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Where are visceral muscles located in our body?

Where are visceral muscles located in our body?
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School: Bowling Green State University

Department: Biology

Course: Human Anatomy and Physiology II

Professor: Lee meserve

Term: Fall 2015

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Name: Heart Physiology

Description: these notes cover the heart physiology in exam 1

Uploaded: 01/17/2016

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6 pages

Exam 1

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

these notes cover the heart anatomy and heart pathology
5 pages

Notes on the Heart

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains Heart Anatomy, Heart Pathology, Heart Physiology, and Homeostasis. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the text.
9 pages

Notes on Blood

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

These notes cover Blood Types, Components of Blood, Hemostasis, and Blood Vessel Structure. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the text.
4 pages

Lymphatic, Immune Systems & Respiratory Anatomy Notes

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains Lymphatic and Immune Systems as well as Respiratory Anatomy. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the suggested course text.
0 pages

Anatomy and Physiology Midterm Study Guide

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This study guide is for our Midterm Exam, it covers the subjects of Blood, The Heart, The Lymphatic System, and the Respiratory System, going in depth on each topic as discussed in class. The study guide I created are based on the outlines provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the recommended text.
0 pages

Digestive Anatomy and Physiology I

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains the digestive processes and anatomy of the digestive system as discussed in class. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the required text.
0 pages

Respiratory Gas Exchange

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains materials on the Respiratory Gas Exchange. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the required text.
0 pages

Digestive Anatomy and Physiology II

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains the digestive processes and anatomy of the digestive system as discussed in class. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the required text.
2 pages

Metabolism Notes

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains information on Metabolism. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the text.
0 pages

Respiratory Anatomy

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains information on the Respiratory Anatomy as discussed in class. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the required text.
5 pages

Quiz Four Study Guide

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This study guide is for our Quiz Four, it covers the subjects of Breathing, Respiratory Gas Exchange, Digestive Anat & Phys 1 and 2, Metabolism, Glucose Breakdown , going in depth on each topic as discussed in class. The study guide is based off of Professor Meserves lecture notes as well as out required text.
1 pages

Excretory System Anatomy

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains information on the Excretory System, focusing on the Anatomy. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the text.
2 pages

Excretory System - Physiology

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains materials on the Excretory System focusing on the Physiology of it. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the required text.
1 pages

Endocrine System - Introduction

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains information on the Endocrine System in brief as discussed in class. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the required text.
18 pages

Pre-Midterm Note Sets

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This bundle of notes contains all the notes taken before the Mid-Term Exam. This includes Heart Anatomy, Heart Physiology and Pathology. Blood Structure, Components, types and Hemostasis as well as the Lymphatic and Immune Systems. All notes are based on material provided in class through Professor Lee Meserve and the required textbook.
1 pages

Hormones - Receptors

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

This section of notes contains Hormones and Receptors. These notes are based on the outline provided by Professor Meserve, with information from lectures and the required text .
2 pages

BIOL 3320 Dr.Meserve: Heart Anatomy Notes

Fall 2015

Lee Meserve

BIOL 3320

The sides, outside vs. inside, valves, plumbing, vessels, and diagrams of the heart are included in the notes.

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