Physiology notes & mcq's mbbs 1 St year

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*Practical pattern for physiology* *Spotters*--10 spotters *Haematology* 1) Major experiment 2) Minor Experiment 3) Calculation 4) OSPE..(clinical chart) *Clinical* 1) Major experiment 2) OSCE-l(observation) 3) OSCE-ll( report) 4) case history. *Record*.. *Viva voce*https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes

Physiology examination--- Key points ; *👉Draw diagrams and flow charts wherever necessary*(irrespective of yours marks distribution) 👉 Avoid light colour pencils for diagrams. Instead, draw with pen /dark coloured pencils. 👉 Give a concept oriented study in cell physiology includes transport mechanisms. 👉Remember the names of clotting factors and coagulation process pathways including hemopoiesis , leucopoiesis etc.(examples) 👉 Different mechanisms in renal system related to urine absorption concept 👉 GIT... organization and different phases of digestion. ( you knew already) 👉 Different respiration phases and regulations and abnormal functions in respiratory system. 👉 CVS.. mechanisms, cycles, Regulations. Hypertension and shock related concepts , everything includes 👉Give a concept reading about case histories which will be useful for your final examinations.( will share you soon). 👉 As MCQ's included this time, it's easy to score more thank you think. Read twice the question before answering . 👉 👉Attempt all the questions. *ALL THE BEST*👍👍https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes

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🤠Quick revision NOTES of physiology 1.General physio,nerve,muscle&blood https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/245 2.Git,cvs,renal🍎😛&respiration🫁 https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/246 3.CNS🧠 https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/248 https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/249 4.Special senses👀🤧🙉😛 https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/250 5.Reproductive system🧬 https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/251 6.Excretion https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/252 7.Integrated physiology🖇️ https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes/253 Do join us for more Mcq's and NOTES ☺️👇 https://t.me/physiology_mbbs_notes

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Explanation: During an asthma attack, the physiological mechanism involved in the regulation of breathing includes the release of acetylcholine by the vagus nerve, which leads to bronchoconstriction and narrowing of the airways. This condition can lead to difficulty breathing and rapid breathing.

Explanation: Hypoxia is a condition in which there is a decrease in oxygen delivery to the tissues. The physiological mechanism underlying the patient's symptoms includes a decrease in arterial oxygen levels, which can lead to respiratory distress, cyanosis, dizziness, and headaches. This condition may be caused by a variety of factors such as pulmonary diseases, cardiac diseases, anemia, and altitude sickness.