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Le Grice: Cardiovascular Homestasis
Homeostasis is,
Although the body has feedback,
What is equilibrium in a closed s...
11
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Le Grice: Cardiac Rhythm
What is the normal rythym of the ...,
What three things maintain,
How would you describe arrhythmia
26
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Le Grice: Regulation of Cardiac Function 1
Cardiac output _____ x _______str...,
Redraw this diagram,
Describe the definition ofinotrop...
19
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Le Grice: Regulation of Cardiac Function 2
You dont need nerves to make the ...,
Overview of,
Effect of sns of contractility
16
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Le Grice: Ischaemic Heart Disease
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Le Grice: Cardiac Function 1
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Le Grice: Cardiac Function 2
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J de Zoysa: Renal Failure
Vascular supply of the kidneys an...,
The five key roles of the kidneys,
The major role of the kidneys is ...
30
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J de Zoysa: Renal Physiology; salt and water
Body composition consisting of water,
Normal fluid compartments,
What is the interstitial fluid ecf
30
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J de Zoysa: Renal Physiology; Potassium and Magnesium
Key roles of the the kidneys,
What is magnesium and how much,
Whats the distribution of mg in t...
40
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Gunn: Clinical Endocrinology
What is insulin,
Describe the pathology of type 1 ...,
What is the time course of t1dm a...
33
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Dawes: Anticoagulant Drugs
What are the two anticoagulants u...,
What are the indications that an ...,
What is virchows triad
39
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Dawes: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors
What is the renin angiotensin ald...,
Where is renin produced,
Draw the raas pathway
34
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Dawes: Alpha Blockers and Calcium Channel Blockers
What are the function of alpha an...,
What is the function of alpha 1 r...,
Where are alpha 1 receptors found
33
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Dawes: Beta Blocker Drugs
When is a beta blocker used,
What are the functions of adrener...,
What occurs at the
28
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Dawes: Inotropic Drugs
What is an inotrope,
What is shock,
What are the different categories...
40
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Dawes: Antihypertensive Drugs
What is essential hypertension,
What is hypertension a risk for,
What is the problem with hyperten...
37
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Dawes: Lipid Lowering Therapy
What are lipids,
What are the cholesterol subfract...,
What is the pathway of lipid tran...
35
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Ramchandra: The Cardiovascular Control System
What is the,
What are the two main afferent re...,
What are the two efferent neuron ...
26
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Ramchandra: Regulation of Vascular Function
What is the normal cardiac output...,
What is the cardiac output of an ...,
What is the consequence of consta...
41
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Smaill: Cardiovascular Regulation
What are the ways in which tissue...,
What are the fluid compartments o...,
What
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Smaill: Acid/Base Physiology
What is the normal blood ph and w...,
What is oxidative metabolisms rol...,
How is protein catacbolism
15
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Smaill: Acid/Base Physiology 2
What is respiratory acidosis,
What is respiratory alkolosis,
What is metabolic acidosis
21
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Smaill: Acid/Base Physiology 3
What is the a,
What is the purpose of the anion ...,
What is the effect of copd on
4
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Kolbe: Respiratory Pathophysiology 1
1 kpa 75 mmhg,
What causes hypoxaemia,
What determines your partial pres...
17
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Kolbe: Respiratory Pathophysiology 2
Scenario a 74 year old year woman...,
Describe what copd is,
Copd can be thought of as three d...
11
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Jackson: Anatomy and Physiology of a Randomised Controlled Trial
Why do a randomised control trial,
Draw a gate frame for this abstract,
Why would you randomise high and ...
8
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Jackson: History of Controlled Trials
Why do a rct,
Put this into the gate framework,
How did they do randomisation of ...
8
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Lever: Treatment of Rhythm Disturbances
Common conditions of the heart ho...,
Types of ar,
Cardiac devices available are
29
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