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CVS 1 Structure And Function Of CVS
Where does the lymphatic system d...,
How much blood will a large man c...,
Where does blood flow fastest in ...
42
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MR 1 The Lipid Bilayer
What is the general membrane comp...,
What is an amphipathic molecule,
What molecules can be phospholipi...
33
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MoD 1&2 Cell Injury
What is hypoxia,
Name some methods of cell injury,
What is is ischaemia
86
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MoD 6 Thrombosis and Embolism
What do blood vessels do upon injury,
What 4 things does successful hae...,
What do platelets do upon injury
32
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CVS 7 ECGs
Describe signal recorded by am ex...,
Describe the spread of excitation...,
What will give an electrode an up...
41
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MoD 7 Atheroma
What is atherosclerosis,
What is atheroma,
What is arteriosclerosis
32
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CLINICAL MSK
Where do avulsion fractures occur,
What is an avulsion fracture,
What kind of activities can cause...
30
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CVS 2 The Heart As A Pump
List the general properties of ca...,
What is systole and how long does...,
What is diastole
29
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CVS 2 Embryology- Early Development of the CVS
What develops from the cardiogeni...,
When is the cardiogenic field cre...,
Where does the cardiogenic field ...
20
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MR 2 Membrane Permeability
What kinds of molecules can pass ...,
What kinds of molecules cannot pa...,
What is passive diffusion
37
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CVS 3 Embryology- Development of the CVS
What does septation create,
What are the endocardial cushions...,
Where do the endocardial cushions...
29
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CVS 3 Congenital Heart Disease
What is the incidence rate of con...,
What are the most common defects,
What is transposition of the grea...
25
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MoD 3 Acute Inflammation
What is acute inflammation,
What can cause acute inflammation,
What are the main clinical signs ...
26
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CVS 4 ANS and the CVS and Cellular and Molecular events
How do neurones exert actions,
What are the relative nerve lengt...,
Where are cell bodies in sympathe...
58
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MR 3&4 The Resting Cell Membrane and electrical excitability
What is a membrane potential,
What is the resting membrane pote...,
What is the range of rmps in nerv...
32
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MoD 4 Chronic inflammation
How may chronic inflammation arise,
When may chronic inflammation ari...,
What is chronic inflammation
29
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CVS 5 Blood Flow
Define flow,
Define velocity,
What is laminar flow
47
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MR 5 Ligand gated channels and control of intracellular calcium conc
What ion channels can be seen in ...,
What happens when an action poten...,
What is the basic structure of ca...
33
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MOD 5 Healing and Repair
What is fibrous repair,
What is regeneration,
What are differentiated cells der...
53
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CVS 6 Control of the CVS
What happens when total periphera...,
What happens when total periphera...,
If cardiac output falls at a give...
25
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MR 6 Receptors and Membrane Turnover
What is a receptor,
How are receptors classified,
How does the affinity of ligands ...
54
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MR 7 Signal Transduction
What does g protein stand for,
Of how many subunits are g protei...,
Which sub unit binds to guanine
29
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CVS 8 Special Circulations
What are the main features of the...,
What two circulations do the lung...,
What does the bronchial circulati...
52
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MR 8 Drugs and Receptors
How do drugs exert their effects,
What can be targets of drugs,
How much is a mole
36
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MoD 8 Cellular Adaptations
What is the most critical checkpo...,
What different methods of cell si...,
What happens is g1
22
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CVS 9 Drugs and the CVS
What are cardiovascular drugs use...,
What can drugs alter in the cvs,
What are some abnormalities of he...
43
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MR 9 Pharmacokinetics
What is pharmacokinetics,
What 4 questions should be asked ...,
What formulations of drugs are there
41
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MoD 9 Neoplasia
What is a neoplasm,
What is a malignant neoplasm,
What is a tumour
40
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CVS 10 Ischaemic Heart Disease
What are some common causes of ch...,
What are some common causes of ch...,
What are some common causes of ch...
48
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MoD 10 Neoplasia 2
What are the most lethal features...,
What three steps need to occur fo...,
Do cancer cells always succeed in...
30
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MR 11 The ANS
What in general does sympatheitic...,
What in general does parasympathe...,
Where does parasympathetic nervou...
32
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CVS 11 Heart Failure
Define heart failure,
What is the primary cause of syst...,
Give some causes of heart failure
23
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MoD 11 Neoplasia 3
What is cancinogenesis,
Give examples of some intrinsic a...,
What are the 5 leading behavioura...
37
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CVS 12 Shock, Review and Hypertension
What can cause poor regional perf...,
In which direction do veins drain,
What constitutes a positive exerc...
53
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MoD 12 Neoplasia 4
What are the the top 4 types of c...,
What type of cancer is the leadin...,
What factors need to be taken acc...
25
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