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Diagnostic Imaging
What diagnostic imaging uses ioni...,
What diagnostic imaging doesnt us...,
In x rays what body tissues are b...
16
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CVS Lecture 19/20 - Pathophysiology of Heart Failure and Integration of CVS responses -Systems Review
What is the definition of hf,
What is the major organ involved ...,
What is the prevalence and incide...
39
cards
RS Lecture 3 and 4 - Ventilation & Gas Transport and Exchange
What are normothermic ex vivo ven...,
What is minute ventilation,
What is resp rate
100
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CVS Lecture 18 - Coronary heart disease (CHD), Angina, Myocardial infarction (MI) and Embolism
How is coronary artery disease pr...,
What happens to patients who pres...,
What are the risk factors for cad
79
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RS Lecture 1 and 2 - Why is lung disease important? & Structure of the airways
What is the partial pressure of o...,
What is the partial pressure of o...,
What does disease burden and rela...
69
cards
Thoracic Wall
How many ribs are there,
How many are true ribs,
How many are false ribs
39
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Bronchi, Lungs, Pleura and Diaphragm
What forms the bronchial tree,
Where does the trachea extend fro...,
Where are the primary bronchi formed
46
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Anatomical landmarks on a living body
How many cervical vertebrae,
How many thoracic vertebrae,
How many lumbar vertebrae
15
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Mediastinum
What is the mediastinum,
How far does the mediastinum extend,
What is the mediastinum for
46
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Organisation of nerves in thorax
Where do somatic nerves innervate,
Where do autonomic visceral nerve...,
What are the functions of somatic...
80
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Anatomy quiz
20
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Thorax anatomy flashcards
Which vessels can be palpated in ...,
Fill in the blanks of the differe...,
How do the upper ribs move when b...
58
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RS Lecture 5 and 6 - Airways function and Lung Cell Biology
How do the airways branch,
Why are the cartilage rings c shaped,
What are the basic functions of t...
69
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RS Lecture 7 and 8 - Respiratory Pathology and Breathlessness and Control of Breathing
What is the epidemiology of lung ...,
What are some risk factors for lu...,
What are the clinical features of...
85
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RS Lecture 9 and 10 - Acid Base Regulation and Sensory Aspects of Respiratory Disease
What is alkalaemia,
What is acidaemia,
What is alkalosis
67
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RS Lecture 11 and 12 - Lung Infection and Lung Mechanics
What are the mechanical defense m...,
What are the local defense mechan...,
What are the systemic defense mec...
58
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RS Lecture 13 and 14 - Allergic Airway Disease and Hypoxia
What are the 3 allergic airway re...,
How do we distinguish an allergy ...,
What is allergy
70
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RS Lecture 15 and 16 - Lung Development and Pulmonary Circulation
What are the 5 stages in the time...,
What is the embryonic phase of lu...,
What is the pseudoglandular phase...
68
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RS Lecture 17 - Control of Breathing Asleep
What are the 5 stages of sleep,
How long are our cycles of sleep,
What are the 3 controls of breathing
31
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CVS Lecture 1 - Anatomy of the Heart and Circulation
What is the pericardium,
What are the 2 parts of the peric...,
What is the circulatory system li...
15
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CVS Lecture 2/3 - Mechanical Properties of the Heart 1 and 2
What is the difference between sk...,
How are the cardiac cells structured,
What is the purpose of the t tubule
71
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CVS Lecture 4, 5, 6 - Electrical activity of the Heart, Understanding the ECG/Identifying some Basic Disturbances of Rhythm
What is the nernst equation and w...,
What maintains the k concentratio...,
How is membrane potential worked out
79
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CVS Lecture 7/8 - Blood vessels and blood flow and Blood Vessel Order, Function and Specialisation of Cells in the CVS
What is the role of the circulation,
How is flow achieved in the circu...,
What does the circulation consist of
72
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CVS Lecture 9/10 - SNS and Renin-Ang-Aldosterone system and Microcirculation
What is the ans cardiovascular co...,
What is the main function of the ...,
What is the nt released from sns
71
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CVS Lecture 11/12 - Regulation of CVS and Responses to CVS stress
How do you work out sv co mbp,
What is venous volume distributio...,
What does central venous pressure...
56
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CVS Lecture 13/14 - Haemostasis and Thrombosis
What are the functions of haemost...,
What is haemostasis important for,
How is the haemostatic plug formed
55
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CVS Lecture 15/16/17 - Hypertension, Atherosclerosis and Vascular Endothelium
What is hypertension,
How is bp distributed in populations,
What happens to bp with age
71
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