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MNEMONICS

DR NILESH KATE
MBBS,MD
ASSOCIATE PROF
ESIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, GULBARGA.
DEPT. OF PHYSIOLOGY
POSITIVE FEEDBACKS IN BODY
(CLASP)
 C -Clotting of blood
 L -LH surge
 A - Action potential
 S - Shock
 P - Parturition
FUNCTIONS OF PLASMA PROTEINS
(SF-OBC-DT-RANG)
 Suspension stability of  Defense mechanism of
blood. body.
 Fibrinolytic function.  Transport function.

 Osmotic pressure.  Reserve proteins.

 Blood viscosity.  Acid base balance of


 Coagulation of blood. the body.
 Nourishment of tissue
cells.
 Genetic information

Tuesday, February 2, 2016


Clotting factors –
Fresher’s Party Tonite Come Lets Sing And
Call Seniors Please Have Fun
 F – Fibrinogen  C – Christmas factor
 P – Prothrombin  S – Stuart prower
 T – Tissue factor factor
 C – Calcium  P – Plasma
thromboplastin
 L – Labile factor
 S – Stable factor
 H – Hageman factor
 F – Fibrin stabilizing
 A – Anti-hemophilic
factor
factor
 Note – 6th factor not
Monday, June 25, 2018
known
FACTORS AFFECTING COMPLIANCE OF LUNGS
COMPLIANCE
 Collagen deposition  Increase expanding
 Ossification of costal pressure
cartilages  Age
 Major obesity  No surfactant
 Pulmonary venous  Chest wall scarring
congestion  Emphysema
 Lung size

Monday, June 25, 2018


Oxygen-Hb dissociation curve
shift
 RIGHT SHIFT – MoRe  LEFT SHIFT – Less
 Temperature  Temperature
 PCo2  PCo2
 H+ ion conc  H+ ion conc
 2,3 - DPG  2,3 - DPG

Monday, June 25, 2018


PROPERTIES OF SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION
(FOR-DES-COPS-FAR)
 Facilitation.  Conversions & divergence.
 One way conduction.  Occlusion phenomenon.
 Reciprocal inhibition.  Plasticity & learning.
 Delay.  Subliminal fringe effect.
 Effect of acidosis &  Fatigue.
Hypoxia  Reverberation.
 Summation property of  After discharge.
synapse.

Monday, June 25, 2018


PROPERTIES OF RECEPTORS
SEE-APP
 Specificity of response
 Effect of strength of stimulus
 Effect of velocity of stimulus
 Adaptation
 Production of receptor potential on
stimulation
 Projection.

Monday, June 25, 2018


SERTOLI CELLS SECRETIONS –
MI-TOPAS
 M –MIS
 I –Inhibin
 T -Transport Proteins (Fe & Cu),
 P -Plasminogen activator,
 O - Oestrogen
 A – Aromatase
 S - Seminiferous tubular fluids.

Monday, June 25, 2018


Frontal lobe syndrome
FEEL-FILL
 Cause – Ablation of  Functional abnormal—
prefrontal cortex.  Hyperphagia.

 Sphincters control loss.


 Features. (FEEL –
 Disorientation & tremors.
FILL)
 Flight of ideas.
 Impairment of Memory.
 Emotional instability.
 Lack of Attention &
Concentration.
 Euphoria.
 Lack of Initiative & decreased
 Loss of moral & social
Intellectual Activity.
sense.

Monday, June 25, 2018


Temporal lobe syndrome.
(Kluver-Bucy syndrome)
 Features. (HHH-
VADIA)
 Hyperphagia & omniphagia.
 Hyper sexuality.
 Hyper metamorphosis.
 Visual Agnosia.
 Aphasia.
 Dreaming states.
 Increased oral activity.
 Auditory disturbances.
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Functions of THALAMUS
SCALE –SER
INTEGRATION --3
 Sensory relay centre.
 Crude centre for perception  Integration of
of sensation.  Sensory impulses.
 Arousal & alertness  Motor functions.
reaction.  Visceral & somatic
 Language. function.
 Emotional aspect of
behaviour.
 Sexual sensation.
 EEG Synchronization.
 Reflex activity centre

Monday, June 25, 2018


Functions of Hypothalamus
(AS-RESPECT)
ν Autonomic functions. ν Emotional & Instinctual
ν Sleep –wake cycle. behaviour.
ν Reward & punishment ν Circadian Rhythm
centre. control.
ν Endocrinal functions. ν Temperature regulation.
ν Sexual behaviour &
reproduction.
ν Ph(F)ood intake
regulation.
Monday, March 14, 2016
COMPONENTS OF PAPEZ CIRCUIT
MATCH
 Mammilary body
 Anterior Thalamic
nuclei
 Cingulate gyrus
 Hippocampus.

Monday, June 25, 2018


Constituents of limbic system
CASH
 C – Cingulate gyrus
 A- Amygdala
 S – Septal nuclei
 H – Hippocampus
formation.

Monday, June 25, 2018


FUNCTIONS OF BILE
MADE-(LPC)2
 Digestive function - FATS
 Absorptive function – fats & Vit
 Excretory function – heavy metals, toxins , bacteria, lecithin
 Laxative action – GIT motility
 Protective action – Natural detergent.
 Cholerectic action – secretion of bile.
 Maintenance of pH of gastrointestinal tract.
 Prevention of gall stone formation
 Lubricating function.
 Cholegogue function – Increases release of bile from gall bladder.

Monday, June 25, 2018


FUNCTIONS OF GALL BLADDER
(RECSS)
 Regulates equalization of pressure in biliary
system
 Effect on pH of bile
 Concentration of bile – becomes thicker,
viscous & darker
 Storage of bile – 30-50 ml
 Secretion of mucous

Monday, June 25, 2018


PITUITARY GLAND HORMONES
GOAT-FLAP
 Growth hormones
 Oxytocin
 Adrenocorticotropin hormones
 Thyroid stimulating hormones
 FSH
 LH
 Anti-diuretic hormones
 Prolactin.
Monday, June 25, 2018
HYPERTHYROIDISM FEATURES
THYROIDISM
 Tremors  Oligomennorrhoea &
 Heart rate up Amennorrhoea
 Yawning  Intolerance to heat
(fatiguability)  Diarrhoea
 Restlessness  Irritability
 Sweating
 Muscle wasting & wt
loss

Monday, June 25, 2018


ADRENAL CORTEX LAYERS
GFR
 Glomerulosa
 Fasciculata
 Reticularis

Monday, June 25, 2018


HORNER’S SYNDROME FEATURES
SAMPLE
 Sympathetic nerve fibre injury
 Anhidrosis
 Miosis
 Ptosis
 Loss of ciliospinal reflex
 Enopthalmos (posterior displacement of eye
ball)

Monday, June 25, 2018


CIRCUMVENTRICULAR ORGANS
SOAP
 Subfornical organ
 Organum vasculosum of lamina terminalis
 Area postrema
 Pineal gland/ Post Pituitary

Monday, June 25, 2018


EEG WAVE PATTERN IN SLEEP
BATS – Drinks Blood
 Subject awake & eyes open – Beta
 Subject awake & eyes closed – Alpha
 Stage I – Theta
 Stage II – Spindle & K complex
 Stage III & IV – Delta
 REM sleep – Beta.

Monday, June 25, 2018


Cerebellar nuclei
Don’t Eat Greasy Food
 D- Dentate
 E – Emboliform
 G- Globosus
 F- Fastigeal.

Monday, June 25, 2018


FUNCTIONS OF OESTROGEN
OESTEROGEN - SUX
 Osteoporosis decreases
 Organ development  Granulosa cell
 Endocrine – FSH & LH development
 Secondary sexual  Endocrine – prolactin
characteristics  Nipple development
development
 Sex drive increases
 Tropic for pregnancy
 Uterine contractility
 Receptor synthesis (of
increases
oestrogen progesterone
& LH)
 oXytocin sensitivity
increases.
Monday, June 25, 2018
PROGESTERONE ACTIONS
PROGESTE
 Produce cervical  Endometrial spiral
mucous arteries & secretions
 Relax uterine smooth increases
muscle  Sustain pregnancy
 Oxytocin sensitivity  Temperature rise
decreases  Excitability of
 Gonadotropin (FSH,LH) myometrium
secretions decreases decreases.

Monday, June 25, 2018

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