General medicine
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QUESTIONS FOR EXAMINATION AFTER THE COURSE 4
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Number |
Structure |
Function |
1 |
Kidneys - external morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Renal clearance |
2 |
Kidneys - internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Glomerular filtration |
3 |
Ureter and urinary bladder - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Transport of urine, micturition |
4 |
Male and female urethra - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Renal blood-flow |
5 |
Testis and epididymis - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Tubular reabsorption and secretion |
6 |
Spermatic cord and inguinal canal |
Countercurrent systems in kidneys |
7 |
Accessory male genital glands - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Urine concentration, water excretion |
8 |
Ovary - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Kidneys and Acid-Base balance |
9 |
Uterine tube - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Antidiuretic hormone |
10 |
Uterus - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Tubular processing of natrium and potassium |
11 |
Vagina - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Kidneys and glucose metabolism |
12 |
Perineal muscles, spermatogenesis and oogenesis |
Renin, erytropoietin, calcitriol |
13 |
External genital organs - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders |
Tubular processing of proteins and amino-acids |
14 |
Fetal membranes, umbilical cord and developmental disorders, development of embryo in first weeks |
Composition of urine |
15 |
Placenta - external and internal morphology, development and developmental disorders, development of embryo in first weeks |
Regulation of renal function |
No. |
Structure |
Structure |
Structure |
Function |
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PNS |
CNS |
SENSES |
- |
1 |
Cervical plexus |
Spinal cord |
Vision |
Spinal cord, Vision |
2 |
Brachial plexus – supraclavicular part + thoracic nerves |
Medulla oblongata |
Hearing |
Prodloužená mícha, Hearing |
3 |
Brachial plexus – infraclavicular part |
Pons |
Smell |
Pons, Smell |
4 |
Lumbar plexus |
Mesencephalon |
Taste |
Mesencephalon, Taste |
5 |
Sacral plexus |
Cerebellum |
Touch |
Cerebellum, Touch |
6 |
N I + II + VIII |
Thalamus, metathalamus, subthalamus |
Pain |
Thalamus, Pain |
7 |
N III + IV + VI |
Hypothalamus |
Proprioception and balance |
Hypothalamus, Proprioception and balance |
8 |
N V |
Basal ganglia |
Vision |
Basal ganglia, Vision |
9 |
N VII |
Cerebral cortex |
Hearing |
Cerebral cortex, Hearing |
10 |
N IX + X |
Limbic system |
Smell |
Limbic system, Smell |
11 |
N XI + XII |
Ventricles and meninges |
Taste |
Speech, Taste |
12 |
Spinal nerve |
CNS vessels |
Touch |
Association cortex, Touch |
13 |
Sympathetic system |
Ascending tracts |
Pain |
Resting membrane potential, Pain |
14 |
Parasympathetic system |
Descending tracts |
Proprioception and balance |
Action membrane potential, Proprioception and balance |
15 |
Neurons and glia |
Circuits |
Chemoreception and mechanoreception |
Motorics, neurotransmitters and their receptors |
Each question contains also the basic histology and embryology of relevant anatomical structures including the overview of the most frequent and clinically relevant developmental defects.