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A L1.1 Risk factors for coronary diseases
Established chd factors reversing...,
Percentage of people dying from chd,
Possible chd factors reversing th...
14
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A L1.2 variation in BP
Blood pressure equation,
How is population variation of bp...,
High blood pressure predisposes
10
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A L1.3 BP & env
Bp correlations within the family,
Differences b w parent and offspring,
Difference b w mz dz twins siblings
15
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A L2.1 BP & Genetics
Relationship b w populations genes,
3 sequence variances of genetic bp,
What is the missing heritability
12
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A L2.3 Renal vascular
Characteristics of the kidneys,
Genetic features of autosomal dom...,
Characterisation of adpkd
13
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A L3.1 Experimental hypertension
Why are animal models used,
Phases of hypertension occurs reg...,
Developmental phase
14
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A L3.2 Cardiac hypertrophy
What is the timing of normal hear...,
Macroscopic heart growth,
Microscopic heart growth
15
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L3.3 Cardiac failure
Definition of cardiac failure,
Consequence of myocardial dysfunc...,
Phases of cardiac failure
13
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L4.1 Valve dysfunction
Valve features,
Heart sounds,
Isovolumetric relax contract
13
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A workshop
Flow chart of increase in sbp dbp...,
Determinant of pulse pressure,
What is the ejection fraction nor...
6
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B 5.1 Generating and regenerating the heart
Heart development,
The 2 pools of cardiac progenitor...,
Myocardial cell proliferation bef...
15
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L5.2 Heart muscle: specialised structure and function
Difference b w physiological and ...,
What is the heart muscles arrange...,
What are intercalated discs
10
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L5.3 Neural control of the heart
Electrical conduction pathway,
Cardio ventricular,
Intrinsic pacemaker ap
10
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L6.1 Hormonal control of cardiac function
Features of adrenaline,
Overview of the sns receptors,
Inotropic and chronotropic
14
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L6.2 Cardiac muscle cell: Electro-mechanical coupling
Overview of ca signaling in sarco...,
What triggers the release of ca f...,
Ca transmembrane potentials
15
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L6.3 Cardiomyocyte growth physiology
Cardiac workload response,
How a1 r increase ca sensitivity,
Function of intracardiac ras
13
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L7.1 Cardiomyocyte growth remodelling
Concentric cardiac hypertrophy,
Eccentric cardiac hypertrophy,
Why is there a cardiac hypertroph...
15
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L7.2 Cardiac ischemia
Why is it essential for the heart...,
What is ischemia,
What are the determinants of o2 d...
15
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L7.3 Cardiac hypertrophy and arrhythmia
Definition symptom and cause of a...,
Arrthymia arises from,
Normal nordal automaticity altered
10
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L8.1 Cardiomyopathies
Cardiomyopathy characteristics,
Dilated cardiomyopathy,
Restrictive cardiomyopathy
23
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C L9.1 Programming and Reprogramming
Pregnancy is the greatest physiol...,
Metabolic adaptations during preg...,
Glucose
22
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C L9.2 Developmental origins of cardiovascular diseases
What is fetal growth determined by,
What are the hormonal factors con...,
What is intrauterine growth restr...
15
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L9.3 Programming and Reprogramming
What are adults born small suscep...,
Timeframe of nephrogenesis,
Critical periods for nephron endo...
15
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L10.1 Regulation of Kidney Development
3 pairs of organs during kidney d...,
Pronephros,
Mesonephros
18
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L10.2 Regulation of kidney development II
What does organ culturing allow,
Compounds regulating kidney devel...,
Limitations of genetically modifi...
14
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L10.3 Role of the placenta
Role of the placenta,
4 methods of placental transport,
Placenta as a gc barrier
16
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L11.1 Developmental origins of metabolic diseases
Relationship of diabetes and cvd,
How does diabetes lead to cvd,
Type 1 diabetes
22
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L11.2 Second hits
What are the second hits,
Transgenerational programming,
Pregnancy adaptations for sga mot...
10
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L11.3 Developmental origins of vascular dysfunction
What factors are altered which ca...,
Structure of a vessel,
Endothelium dependent relaxation
13
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L12.1 Preeclampsia
3 different layers of placental v...,
Cytotrophoblast invasion,
What happens with inadequte remod...
15
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