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Respiratory Physiology 1
What are the functions of the res...,
What is cellular respiration,
What is external respiration
14
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Respiratory Physiology 2
What is tidal volume,
What is the expiratory reserve vo...,
What is the inspiratory reserve v...
24
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Respiratory Physiology 3
What is the anatomical dead space...,
What is meant by pulmonary ventil...,
What is meant by alveolar ventila...
13
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Respiratory Physiology 3.4
What is an obstructive lung disease,
What is a restrictive lung disease,
What are some obstructive lung di...
10
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Respiratory Physiology 4
Why is blood flow low at the apex...,
How do blood flow and ventilation...,
Where does the majority of the ve...
15
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Radiology of Lung Cancer
What is the definition of a pulmo...,
What is the definition of a pulmo...,
What is the t in cancer staging
16
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Respiratory Physiology 5
Which nerve controls the diaphragm,
What nerves control the external ...,
Where are the nervous respiratory...
13
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Embryology 2
What structures are formed from t...,
What is formed from the intermedi...,
What structures are formed by the...
8
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Embryology (respiratory)
Where do the lungs and trachea de...,
When do the trachea and lung buds...,
What is an atresia
17
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Embryology (cardiovascular)
What is the cardiogenic field,
How does the pericardium form,
What are the sections of the prim...
26
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CVS Physiology 1
What is the importance of most va...,
What is the relationship between ...,
What is the function of arterioles
9
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Electrical Activity Of Heart
What is a functional syncytium,
How long is the cardiac action po...,
Can cardiac muscle exhibit tetani...
15
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The Cardiac Cycle and Heart Sounds
What is late diastole stage 1,
What is atrial systole 2,
What is isovolumetric contraction
12
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Acute Bradycardia
Causes,
Clinical features,
Initial management
3
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Regulation of Heart Rate
How does the sympathetic nervous ...,
How does the parasympathetic nerv...,
What does starling s law tell us
8
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Pressure and Flow in Arteries and Veins
How does pressure change through ...,
How does pressure change through ...,
What is the pressure difference p...
7
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Control of Peripheral Circulation
What are continuous capillaries,
What are fenestrated capillaries,
What are discontinuous capillaries
10
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Pleural Effusion and Mesothelioma
What are the two types of effusion,
What causes exudative pleural eff...,
What causes transudative pleural ...
10
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Sarcoidosis
What is sarcoidosis,
What are some extra pulmonary man...,
What are some symptoms
9
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Short Term Control of Blood Pressure
What is map,
What is the function of the arter...,
Where are baroreceptors located
6
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Long Term Control of Blood Pressure
What are the purposes of kidneys
1
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Bronchiolitis
What is bronchiolitis,
What is the most common cause of ...,
When does bronchiolitis occur
12
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Asthma in Children
What causes asthma,
How is asthma diagnoses,
What symptom is required for an a...
13
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Asthma in Adults
How many people in the uk live wi...,
What is the pathophysiology of as...,
What is atopy
10
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COPD
What is the prevalence of copd in...,
What causes copd,
What are the symptoms of copd
12
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Congenital Heart Disease
What heart defect can down s synd...,
What characteristics can come wit...,
What does neck webbing suggest
7
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Genetic Heart Disease
What is marfan syndrome,
How to diagnose mariam syndrome,
What can be done prophylactically...
3
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Stroke
What are the risk factors for stroke,
What causes a haemmorhagic stroke,
What happens to the brain in isch...
15
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Aortic disease
How is the aorta structured,
What is a true aneurysm,
What is associated with a true an...
18
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COPD
What pathogens are copd patients ...,
How does smoking lead to emphysema,
How does alpha1 antitrypsin defic...
12
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Pathology of Respiratory Tract Infections
What are some upper respiratory t...,
What pathogen causes acute epiglo...,
What are some lower respiratory t...
6
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LRTI Children
Tracheitis,
Describe bronchitis,
Describe bronchiolitis
6
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LRTI adults (inc pneumonia)
What are the curb 65 parameters,
What pathogens cause community ac...,
What pathogens cause hospital acq...
9
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COVID
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Tuberculosis
What is tb,
How is tb transmitted,
What is the global prevalence of tb
21
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Valvular Heart Disease
Cause of mitral stenosis,
What happens in mitral stenosis,
What are the clinical manifestati...
23
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Cardiac Surgery
Patient criteria for cabg,
Conduits for cabg,
Sternotomy related problems
7
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Infective Endocarditis And Rheumatic Heart Disease
What is ie,
What are ie predisposing conditions,
Clinical signs of ie
19
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DVT and PE
Virchow s triad,
What does venous thrombosis resul...,
What are the components of arteri...
14
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Lung Cancer Pathology
What carcinogenic pathway occurs ...,
What carcinogenic pathway occurs ...,
What proportion of lung cancers a...
5
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Stable Angina Treatment
Conservative management,
First line management,
Second line management
5
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CVS Pharmacology
Cardio selective beta blockers,
Non selective beta blockers,
Beta blocker side effects and con...
14
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ACS
Nstemi and unstable angina initia...,
How to treat stemi
2
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CVS Drugs
How is aspirin used as secondary ...,
How is clopidogrel used as second...,
How is ticagrelor used as seconda...
12
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Cystic Fibrosis
Cause of cf,
How is cf diagnosed,
Conservative management
4
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Anti-arrhythmic drugs
What are class 1 anti arrhythmics,
What are the class ii drugs,
What are the class iii drugs
11
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