Ganong's Review of Medical Physiology, 23rd Edition

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692 INDEX Cannabinoids, 145, 179 Cap site, 14 Capacitance vessels, 543 Capacitation, 404 Capacity, 305 Capillaries, 537–538 Capillary circulation, 546–549 active capillaries, 549 equilibration with interstitial fluid, 548 flow, 547 inactive capillaries, 549 methods of study, 546–547 pressure, 547 Capillary wall, 49–50 filtration, 49 oncotic pressure, 49 transcytosis, 49–50 Capsule, 643 Carbamino compounds, 612 Carbohydrates, 19–23, 103, 452–454 acidosis, 324 adrenal glucocorticoids, 332 automatic nerves, 327–328 biosynthesis, 317–318 catecholamines, 331–332 changes in protein metabolism, 323 cholesterol metabolism, 324 citric acid cycle, 20 coma, 324 cyclic AMP, 327 diabetes mellitus, 333–334 directional-flow valves, 21 energy production, 20–21 exercise, 331 factors determining plasma glucose level, 22–23 fat derivatives, 327 fat metabolism in diabetes, 323–324 glucagon, 328–330 glucose tolerance, 321–323 glucose transporters, 318 glycogen, 21–22 growth hormone, 332 hexoses, 19, 23 hyperglycemia, 323 hypoglycemia, 332–333 insulin, 316–320 insulin deficiency, 321–325 insulin excess, 325–326 insulin–glucagon molar ratios, 330 insulin preparations, 319 insulin receptors, 921 intestinal hormones, 328 intracellular glucose deficiency, 323 islet cell hormones, 330–331 islet cell structure, 316 long-term changes in B cell responses, 328 mechanism of action, 320–321 metabolic syndrome, 334–335 metabolism, 313, 315–336, 382 obesity, 334–335 pancreatic islets, 331 pancreatic polypeptide, 331 plasma glucose level, 326–327 protein, 327 regulation of insulin secretion, 326–327 regulation of secretion, 329–330 relation to potassium, 319 secreted insulin, 318–320 secretion, 317–318 somatostatin, 330–331 thyroid hormones, 332 type 2 diabetes, 334–335 types of diabetes, 334 Carbon dioxide transport, 612–615 acid–base balance, 613–614 buffering in blood, 615–616 carbon dioxide transport, 613 chloride shift, 612–613 Carbon monoxide, 564 Carbon monoxide poisoning, 621 Carbon monoxyhemoglobin, 525 Carbonic acid-bicarbonate system, 614 Carbonic anhydrase, 615, 679 Carbonmonoxyhemoglobin, 621 Carboxyhemoglobin, 525 Cardiac arrhythmias, 497–502 abnormal pacemakers, 497 accelerated AV conduction, 501 antiarrhythmic drugs, 501 atrial arrhythmias, 499 consequences of, 499 ectopic foci of excitation, 498 implanted pacemakers, 497–498 long QT syndrome, 501 normal cardiac rate, 497 radiofrequency catheter ablation, reentrant pathways, 501–502 reentry, 498–499 ventricular arrhythmias, 499–501 Cardiac conduction system, 489 Cardiac cycle, mechanical events, 507–520 arterial pulse, 510–512 atrial pressure changes, 512 atrial systole, 508 early diastole, 509 echocardiography, 513 heart sounds, 512 jugular pulse, 512 late diastole, 507 length of systole, diastole, 510 murmurs, 512–513 pericardium, 510 timing, 510 ventricular systole, 508 Cardiac excitation, 490–492 anatomic considerations, 490 cardiac muscle, 490–491 pacemaker potentials, 491–492 spread of, 492 Cardiac index, 514 Cardiac innervation, 556 Cardiac muscle, 490–491 morphology, 106 relation of tension to length, 515 Cardiac output, 513–519 cardiac muscle, relation of tension to length, 515 end-diastolic volume, factors affecting, 515 factors controlling, 514–515 integrated control, 518–519 measurement, 513–514 myocardial contractility, 515–517 oxygen consumption by heart, 519 in various conditions, 514 Cardiac pacemaker, 489 Cardiac vector, 495 Cardiopulmonary receptors, 558, 561 Cardiovascular control, 556 Cardiovascular regulatory mechanisms, 555–568 atrial stretch receptors, 561 autoregulation, 563 baroreceptor nerve activity, 560 baroreceptor resetting, 560 baroreceptors, 558–559 carbon monoxide, 564 cardiac innervation, 556 cardiopulmonary receptors, 561 circulating vasoconstrictors, 567 direct effects on RVLM, 562–563 endothelial cells, 563 endothelin-1, 564–565 endothelins, 564–566 endothelium, 563–566 innervation of blood vessels, 556 kinins, 566 local regulation, 563 medullary control of cardiovascular system, 556–558 natriuretic hormones, 566 neural control of cardiovascular system, 555–563 nitric oxide, 563–564 peripheral chemoreceptor reflex, 562 prostacyclin, 563 regulation of secretion, 565 role of baroreceptors, 560–561 substances secreted by endothelium, 563 systemic regulation by hormones, 566–567 Valsalva maneuver, 561–562 vasodilator metabolites, 563 Cardiovascular system, 312 neural control, 555–563 neural regulatory mechanisms, 555–556 Carnitine, 23 Carnitine deficiency, 26 Carotenemia, 310 Carotid bodies, 562 Carotid sinus, 558 Carotid sinus nerve, 559 Carriers, 33, 46 Carrying angle, 418 Caspases, 42 Casts, 659 Catabolism, 459 of amino acids, 18 of catecholamines, 139 of hemoglobin, 526–527 Catalase, 35, 64 Cataplexy, 237 Catch-up growth, 387–388 Catechol-O-methyltransferase, 139 Catecholamines, 130, 138–140, 312, 331–332, 338–340 biosynthesis of catecholamines, 138–139 catabolism of catecholamines, 139 catecholamines, 138–139 dopamine, 139–140 dopamine receptors, 140 epinephrine, 138 norepinephrine, 138 receptors, 139 Categorical hemisphere, 295 CatSper, 404 Caudate nucleus, 249 Causalgia, 168, 169 Caveolae, 44 Caveolae-dependent uptake, 43 Caveolin, 44 CBG. See Corticosteroid-binding globulin Cell adhesion molecules, 32, 38 Cell-attached patch clamp, 45 Cell cycle, 13 Cell membrane, 32–34 Cell morphology, 31–43 apoptosis, 42–43 cell adhesion molecules, 38
cell membrane, 32–34 centrosomes, 37 cilia, 37 cytoskeleton, 35–36 endoplasmic reticulum, 40 gap junctions, 39–40 Golgi apparatus, 40, 42 intercellular connections, 38–39 lysosomes, 34–35 mitochondria, 34 molecular motors, 37 nucleus, 40 peroxisomes, 35 quality control, 42 ribosomes, 40 vesicular traffic, 40–42 Cell signaling pathway, 51 Cellular immunity, 70 Cellular lipids, 24 Cellular physiology, 31–62 apoptosis, 42–43 calcium-binding proteins, 52–53 capillary wall, 49–50 caveolae, 44 cell adhesion molecules, 38 cell membrane, 32–34 centrosomes, 37 chemical messengers, 50–51 cilia, 37 coats, 45 cyclic AMP, 56 cytoskeleton, 35–36 diacylglycerol, 54–56 endocytosis, 43–44 endoplasmic reticulum, 40 exocytosis, 43 filtration, 49 functional morphology of cell, 31–43 G protein-coupled receptors, 54 G proteins, 53–54 gap junctions, 39–40 Golgi apparatus, 40, 42 growth factors, 57–58 guanylyl cyclase, 57 homeostasis, 58–59 inositol trisphosphate, 54–56 intercellular communication, 50–58 intercellular connections, 38–39 intracellular Ca 2+ as second messenger, 52 ion channels, 46–47 lysosomes, 34–35 mechanisms of diversity of Ca 2+ actions, 53 membrane permeability, 45–46 membrane transport proteins, 45–46 mitochondria, 34 molecular motors, 37 Na, K ATPase, 47 nucleus, 40 oncotic pressure, 49 peroxisomes, 35 production of cAMP by adenylyl cyclase, 56–57 quality control, 42 rafts, 44 receptors for chemical messengers, 50 regulation of Na, K ATPase activity, 47 ribosomes, 40 second messengers, 54–56 secondary active transport, 48–49 stimulation of transcription, 51–52 transcytosis, 49–50 transport across cell membranes, 43–49 transport across epithelia, 49 vesicle transport, 45 vesicular traffic, 40–42 Central connections of afferent fibers, 160 Central delay, 160 Central diabetes insipidus, 668 Central excitatory state, 165 Central executive, 292 Central herniation, 249 Central inhibitory state, 165 Central nervous system axonal transport, 82–83 cellular elements in, 80–93 glial cells, 80 lesions, 176–177 neurons, 79, 80–82 Central venous pressure, 549–550 Centrioles, 37 Centrosome, 37 Cerebellar cortex, 254 Cerebellar hemispheres, 254 Cerebellum, 254–258 anatomic divisions, 254 cerebellar disease, 257–258 functional divisions, 257 learning, 258 mechanisms, 257 organization, 254–257 Cerebral blood flow, 574–576 autoregulation, 575 intracranial pressure, 575 Kety method, 574–575 sensory nerves, 575 vasomotor nerves, 575 Cerebral circulation, 569–571 innervation, 570–571 vessels, 569–570 Cerebral cortex, 229–231 Cerebral dominance, 295–296 Cerebral metabolic rate for O 2, 576 Cerebrocerebellum, 257 Cerebrospinal fluid, 571–572 absorption, 571–572 formation, 571–572 head injuries, 572 protective function, 572 CFF. See Critical fusion frequency cGMP. See Cyclic guanosine monophosphate CGP. See Chorionic growth hormone-prolactin CGRP. See Calcitonin gene-related peptide Channelopathies, 47 Channels, 491 Chaperones, 17 Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease, 40 Chelating agents, 535 Chemical control of respiration, 627 Chemical gradient, 5, 46 Chemical synapse, 115 Chemical transmitters, 145–146 Chemically sensitive nociceptors, 167 Chemokines, 64, 69 Chemoreceptor trigger zone, 475 Chemoreceptors, 150, 219, 627 Chemotaxis, 64 Chest wall, 595–596 Cheyne–Stokes respiratory pattern, 249 Chief cells, 367 Childhood absence epilepsy, 233 Chloride shift, 612–613 Cholecystokinin, 443–446 Cholera toxin, 56 Choleretics, 486 INDEX 693 Cholesterol, 27 and atherosclerosis, 28 Cholesterol desmolase, 344 Cholesterol ester hydrolase, 344 Cholesterol esterase, 457 Cholesterol metabolism, 27, 313, 324 Choline acetyltransferase, 135 Cholinergic, 135 Cholinesterases, 135 Chorea, 252 Choreiform movements, 252 Chorionic growth hormone-prolactin, 424 Choroid, 181 Chromatin, 40 Chromogranin A, 138 Chromogranins, 138 Chromosomal abnormalities, 396–397 Chromosomes, 11, 40, 392 Chronic pain, 168 Chronotropic action, 514 Chronotropic effect, 556 Chylomicron remnants, 26 Chylomicrons, 26 Chyme, 475 Cilia, 37, 219 Ciliary body, 181 Ciliary neurotrophic factor, 91 Circadian, 229 Circadian rhythms, 229–240, 352–353. See also Diurnal rhythm Circhoral secretion, 400 Circle of Willis, 569 Circulating vasoconstrictors, 567 Circulation, 535–543 angiogenesis, 539 arteries, 536–537 arterioles, 536–537 arteriovenous anastomoses, 538 average velocity, 541 blood flow measurement, 539 capacitance vessels, 543 capillaries, 537–538 critical closing pressure, 542 endothelium, 535 gene activation, 540–541 laminar flow, 540 law of Laplace, 542–543 lymphatics, 538 Poiseuille–Hagen formula, 541–542 resistance, 539, 542, 543 shear stress, 540–541 vascular smooth muscle, 536 veins, 538 venules, 538 viscosity, 542 Circulation time, 541 Circulatory system, 521 Circumvallate papillae, 223 Circumventricular organs, 573–574 Circus movement, 498 Clasp-knife effect, 163 Classic pathway, 69 Classification of pain, 168–171 deep pain, 169 referred pain, 170–171 visceral pain, 169–170 Classification of sensory receptors, 149–150 Clathrin, 43 Clathrin-mediated endocytosis, 43 Claudins, 38 Clearance, 643 Clearance receptor, 676
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