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Topic	Name and Version	Format
Cellular Physiology	ADAM Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid Base Balance	CD-ROM
	ADAM Nervous System	CD-ROM
Neuromuscular System	ADAM Muscle	CD-ROM
Cardiovascular System	ADAM Cardiovascular	CD-ROM
	EKG Part I	WorldWideWeb
	EKG Part II	WorldWideWeb
	Myoview Scans	WorldWideWeb
Respiratory System	ADAM Respiratory	CD-ROM
	ADAM Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid Base Balance	CD-ROM
Renal System	ADAM Urinary System	CD-ROM
	ADAM Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid Base Balance	CD-ROM
	Countercurrent Multiplication and Water Balance	WorldWideWeb
Gastrointestinal System	Regulation of Acid Secretion: Ulcer case studies	WorldWideWeb
	Malabsorption	WorldWideWeb

CD-ROMs are on reserve in the Library. All programs are available during the entire course.

Links:

For Neuromuscular:

1. This site is meant for teaching and shows the actin and myosin interaction. It is the most limited for the three but worth a look.
   http://www.sci.sdsu.edu/movies/actin_myosin.html
2. This one, by Gary Matthews, is meant for teaching and has several pages with notes with notes and excellent animations beginning with activation of the NMJ.
   http://www.blackwellscience.com/matthews/myosin.html
3. This one is listed last because it is the most accurate and detailed. It is the home page of K.C. Holes at the Max Planck Institute for Medical Research in Heidelberg.  It has a rather long essay on the molecular basis of muscle contraction.  The best parts are the figures of actin and myosin structure and the muscle movie of actin-myosin interaction.
   This is the most detailed and accurate movie, http://www.mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de/~holmes/
4. This site, from Cytokinetics, has a movie that begins with the heart contracting and zooms in to show actin and myosin interaction in cardiac muscle.  You choose windows or Mac and then be patient while the movie loads.
   http://www.cytokinetics.com/cyto/contractility

Cardiovascular:

5. Very useful programs from Columbia that Dr. Jorde showed in his lecture.
   http://www.columbia.edu/ccnmtl/draft/heart/exer.html
6. Another useful tool from Columbia, The Healthy Heart and the Heart Simulator
   http://ci.columbia.edu/ci/subjects/medicine/learningtool.html

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Answers to Questions

Lecture Questions

• Student Questions
• Lecture 1 Questions
• Lecture 2 Questions
• Lecture 3 Questions
• Lecture 3 Answers
• Renal Organ (Q&A)
• Sodium Balance (Q&A)
• Potassium Balance (Q&A)
• Renal/Acid-Base (Q&A)
• Concentration and Dilution of Urine (Q&A)
• More Renal (Q&A)

Conference Questions

• Membrane Transport (Conference Answers 1-3)
• Muscle Case Studies
• Conference: Ventricular Function
• Conference: Pulmonary Mechanics
• Conference: Pulmonary Mechanics, Part 2
• Conference: Renal Problem Set
• Conference: Renal Case Studies
• Conference: GI Motility
• Images
• Additional Images
• Conference: Motility
• Conference: Endocrinology

Workshop Questions

Summary Tables

• Membrane Transport Summary
• Action potential Summary
• Respiratory System Equations
• Cardiovascular System Equations

Past Exams

• Respiratory Exam 2001
• Respiratory Exam 2002
• Respiratory Exam 2003
• Cardiovascular Exam 2001
• Cardiovascular Exam 2002
• Cardiovascular Exam 2003
• Cardiovascular Exam 2003 Part 2
• Renal Exam 2001
• Renal Exam 2002
• Renal Exam 2003
• GI Exam 2001
• GI Exam 2002
• GI Exam 2003

Past Exams (Workshops) with Answers

• Respiratory Exam 2001
• Respiratory Exam 2002
• Respiratory Exam 2003
• Cardiovascular Exam 2002
• Cardiovascular Exam 2003
• Cardiovascular Exam 2003 Part 2
• Renal Exam 2001
• Renal Exam 2002
• Renal Exam 2003
• GI Exam 2001
• GI Exam 2002
• GI Exam 2003
• Renal/GI Exam 2004

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