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L1. Cardiac Function and its Control
What is the main purpose of the h...,
Systolic pressure has a much high...,
In what circumstances can the per...
20
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L2. Vascular Function and its Control
Where does the majority of the bl...,
Compare the compliance of the art...,
Why is it detrimental to have hig...
13
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L4. Blood and Anaemia
What is blood made out of,
What are the different problems w...,
What are the different problems w...
24
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L5. Haemostasis
What interactions are involved in...,
What is the haemostatic profile o...,
What happens when there is a brea...
20
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L6. Biochemistry of Haemoglobin
Why is oxygen carried in rbcs hb ...,
What characteristics of hb make i...,
What are the two main oxygen carr...
24
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L7. Pharmacological overview of the peripheral nervous system
What is the difference between th...,
What is the major site of pharmac...,
How is the peripheral nervous sys...
12
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L8. Drugs affecting Neurotransmitters
How is drug modulation of the ach...,
What is the consequence of ach pa...,
What is the pathway of inhibiting...
15
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L9. Local and Hormonal Mediators
What are autocoids,
What are some common characterist...,
Where is histamine found
23
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L10. Lipid Mediators
What is arachadonic acid,
What is meant by omega 6,
What is the major polyunsaturated...
30
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L11. Aetiology and Risk Factors of Disease
What is the difference between de...,
What are the different types of s...,
What is the difference between an...
15
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L12. Blood Pressure Control and Hypertension
What is the major mechanism for t...,
How is blood pressure and cardiac...,
What is the baroreceptor reflex a...
16
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L13. Thoracic Walls Anatomy
Define the borders of the breast,
Where in the breast do most carci...,
What muscle do the breasts lie on
31
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L14. Heart and Pericardium Anatomy
Define what borders the heart and...,
Describe the sections of the medi...,
What are the layers of the perica...
30
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L15. Ethical Responsibilities for Medical Students
What is meant by social permission,
What three general factors contri...,
Why are explicit ethical principl...
11
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L16. Drugs affecting Heart Rate and Dysrhythmias
What is the parasympathetic influ...,
What is the sympathetic influence...,
What does the electrical activity...
30
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L17. Drugs Influencing the CVS
What is the clinical definition o...,
Hypertension is a risk factor for,
What are the risk factors for dev...
35
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L18. Observational Studies in CVD
What is a cross sectional study,
What are the advantages and disad...,
What is a case control study
17
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L19. Histology of the Heart
What are the three histological l...,
What are the histological feature...,
What are the functions of gap jun...
23
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L20. Pathology of Arterial Diseases
What is arteriosclerosis,
What conditions accelerate or pre...,
What is the pathogenesis of arter...
31
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L21. Ventricular Hypertrophy
What side of the heart does ventr...,
What is the difference between hy...,
How is normal hypertrophy control...
41
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L23. Superior and Posterior Mediastinum
Define the main physical and func...,
What structures lie in the anteri...,
From superficial to deep list the...
42
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L24 & L25. Antimicrobials
What are the three broad types of...,
Antimicrobial agents are classifi...,
What are the different ways antib...
54
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L26. Vascular Pathology
How is the endothelium normally a...,
What is a thrombus,
What are the components of clotte...
20
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L27. Drugs Affecting Coagulation
What are the three major steps of...,
What is a major inherent difficul...,
What are the three major types of...
27
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L28. Drugs Affecting Cardiac Function
Describe the steps of the cardiac...,
What are the mechanisms of heart ...,
What are the 3 main aims of heart...
22
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L29. Valve Diseases
What is stenosis,
What is regurgitation,
How do we diagnose valve diseases...
26
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L30. Cellular adaptations, myocardial hypertrophy and introduction to pathology of the cardiac valves
What happens to a normal cell if ...,
How does the cell decide its resp...,
What is a major reaction of cardi...
32
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L31. Clinical Trials in CVD
What are clinical trials,
What are the key outcomes of clin...,
What is a major method to reduce ...
10
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L32. Social and Economic Determinants of Health 1
What are the factors that have le...,
What are the social determinants ...,
What are some consequences of inc...
4
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L33. Multisectoral responses and global burden of disease
Describe the 1958 79 small pox er...,
Why was european settlement and i...,
Following the failure of the erad...
9
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L34. Drugs affecting the Kidney
What are the major homeostatic fu...,
What is the major site of elimina...,
At what stage is the blood filtered
32
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L35. Ischaemic Heart Disease
What is the definition of an isch...,
What is the difference between ac...,
What are the four main factors li...
36
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L36. Cholesterol Synthesis and Lipoprotein Transport
What is the definition of dyslipi...,
What is a lipid profile what are ...,
What is the relationship between ...
29
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L37. Drugs regulating serum lipids
What are the 6 major steps in tre...,
What are the statins,
What are the major consequences o...
25
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L38. Drugs for Ischaemic Heart Disease
What are the only 2 ways to incre...,
What does the demand for oxygen o...,
What does the work of the heart d...
37
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L39 & 40. Using Antibiotics
What is the relationship between ...,
What considerations must be made ...,
What is the mic
18
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L41. Social Determinants of CVD
What were the first whitehall stu...,
What are the major risk factors o...,
What was the major factor that co...
6
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L42. Anatomy of the Lungs and Pleura
Define the differences between th...,
What is the importance of the spa...,
What are the main regions of the ...
34
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L43. Radiology: Xrays
What is meant by the phrase shado...,
How do x rays work,
What determines how many x rays g...
17
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L44. Radiology: CT Scans
How does computer tomography work,
What is computed tomography,
Give an analogy of how ct scans a...
10
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L45. Genetic Disorders
What did archibald garrod contrib...,
What is alkaptonuria,
What is monosomy
22
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L46. Haemoglobinopathies
Children with haemoglobinopathies...,
How do we test for anaemia,
What are the vast majority of hae...
23
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L22. Cardiac Failure
What are four major factors that ...,
Describe the length tension relat...,
How do we measure right ventricul...
23
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