For MSc - Anatomy & Physiology I & II additional requirement

15 min Anatomy, 15 min Physiology - 2 topics per class. You are told your topics at the beginning. We noticed, usually 2 students going back to back get same topics, then new topics are given to the following 2 students.
During the exam, they give you a very broad topic and you just talk about it. They ask follow up questions while you talk. The time goes by a lot faster than you think and you only have time to cover parts of each topic (didn't seem to be a problem for them)

Anatomy
1. cartilage & bone (they like to give a question about tissues first so I would make sure to study all the tissue types well)
- how are they similar/different? what tissue type are these part of? what types of bone & cartilage are there? what is the functional unit of each? I was specifically asked about osteocytes and he wanted to know how they degrade bone (acid). what material is each one made out of
2. the heart
- explain 4 chambers & 4 valves, explain left side being thicker muscle & why, what is inner heart part cell layer?

Physiology (very broad questions and you should go in a direction you are comfortable with, they will keep asking in that direction)
1. How do you breathe?
- nose (explained cilia & mucus here to moisten & warm), alveoli gas exchange (know partial pressure definition and how this works), pressure gradient for dissolving gas, pleural cavity pressures for breathing
2. How do you walk?
- explain myosin + actin filament walk along theory, Ca2+ role, neural impulse (from which brain region) ends on motor end plate - depol, sarcoplasmic reticulum with T tubules, she specifically wanted to know about motor units (small vs large, where would you find which one and why)