Anatomy and Physiology II - Metabolism and Urinary System - Test 5

Explore cellular metabolism and urinary system physiology through this comprehensive lecture series covering essential concepts for anatomy and physiology students. Master metabolic processes including gluconeogenesis, glycolysis, the TCA cycle, and electron transport systems while understanding how cells generate and utilize energy. Examine the urinary system's structure and function, from kidney anatomy and nephron organization to the intricate processes of filtration, reabsorption, and tubular secretion. Delve into the filtration membrane mechanics, filtration pressure dynamics, and glomerular filtration rate regulation mechanisms that maintain proper kidney function. Learn about tubular reabsorption and secretion processes, the specialized function of the Loop of Henle in concentrating urine, and the neural control of the micturition reflex for bladder emptying, providing a thorough foundation in both metabolic biochemistry and renal physiology essential for understanding human body systems.

Syllabus

Professor Long - Metabolism Lecture 1, Definitions and gluconeogenesis
Professor Long - Metabolism Lecture 2, Glycolysis, TCA, and ETS
Professor Long - Urinary System Lecture 1, Functions, Kidney and Nephron Structure
Professor Long - Urinary Lecture 2, Filtration, Reabsorption, and Tubular Secretion in the Nephron
Professor Long - Urinary System 3, Filtration Membrane, Filtration Pressure, and Regulation of GFR
Professor Long - Urinary Lect. 4, Tubular Reabsorption, Secretion, Loop of Henle, Micturition Reflex