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Introduction to CVS
Why is the cvs important,
Why is passive diffusion not suit...,
How is blood flow created
10
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Control of blood flow
Darcy s law,
Tpr total periphereal resistance,
What controls tpr
6
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Cardiac Cycle
How does the av node connect part...,
What is pacemaker potential,
What is phase 4 in the generation...
15
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Control of cardiac output
Equation for cardiac output,
What does stagnation of blood cause,
What is preload
15
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Cardiac Contraction
Describe the structure of cardiom...,
How do sarcomeres work,
What are t tubules
23
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Principles of haemodynamics
What is haemodynamics,
Describe darcy s law,
What other factors affect flow
13
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Capillaries I
Why are cell membranes a barrier ...,
What controls the rate of solute ...,
What properties of the solute aff...
15
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Capillaries II
Why is fluid exchange important,
What is oncotic pressure,
What is hydraulic pressure
14
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Properties of special circulations
Where is the arterial supply for ...,
Describe the special requirements...,
Describe special structural featu...
15
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Reflex control of the CVS
What are arterial baroreceptors,
How do the baroreceptor sensors work,
What is stimulation of the barore...
18
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Solute EXchange
What is intracellular cleft
1
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Atheroma and infarction
What is an atheroma,
What is an infarction
2
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GI tract
When does gi tract development occur,
What occurs during gi tract devel...,
Describe primary germ layer forma...
9
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Coordinated responses of the CVS - exercise, gravity and haemorrhage
What is orthostasis,
Describe what happens in orthostasis,
What is bernoulli s law
12
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Thrombosis: Haemostasis in the wrong place
Describe the primary and secondar...,
How is a mesh formed from the fib...,
How does the endothelium of the c...
23
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Pharmacology of the CVS
Define angina pectoris,
Symptoms of angina pectoris,
Describe angina pectoris symptoms...
24
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Pulmonary Ventilation
What is the primary function of t...,
What is hypo hyperventilation,
How to calculate total level of v...
16
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The mechanics of breathing
Equation for airflow,
Describe resistance and how it af...,
What are the factors that affect ...
21
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Gas exchange in thelungs
How to calculate total pressure o...,
How to calculate partial pressure...,
What determines the concentration...
16
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Blood gas transport
Describe the adaptations to incre...,
What factors may affect haemoglob...,
What is 2 3 diphosphoglycerate
18
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Neural control of breathing
What do cpg and rpg stand for,
Why is it impossible to voluntari...,
Describe pathway from cpg
10
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Integrated control of ventilation
Blood ph is proportional to the r...,
A change in ph in regards to home...,
In homeostasis low ph accompanied...
12
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Pulmonary defence mechanism
The movement of large volumes of ...,
What harmful organisms and partic...,
How may inhaled particles damage ...
17
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Pathophysiology of resp disease p1
What is asthma,
Describe the two components of pa...,
What is pathophysiology
28
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Pathophysiology of resp disease p2
What is copd,
Describe the inflammatory respons...,
Why is tobacco smoke dangerous wi...
15
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Respiratory failure: causes and complications
What can cause hypoxaemia and tis...,
Type 1 vs type 2 respiratory failure,
A vs a
16
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Development of the GI tract
The gut is divided into,
When does gi tract development occur,
Describe the formation of the bla...
35
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Control of food intake
How does an impaired ability of t...,
What are the differences between ...,
What is the role of afferent nerv...
7
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Introduction to the functions and control of the alimentary tract
Describe the function of exocrine...,
Describe the function of motility...,
Describe the function of digestio...
11
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Transport along and across the GI tract
Describe how the proximal stomach...,
Understand the meaning of recipro...,
Describe the pattern of emptying ...
15
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The Liver: An introduction to its function
0
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Metabolic functions of the liver
0
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Oesophagus and its disorders
0
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Regulation and disorders of gastric secretion
0
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Bile, gall bladder and gall stones
0
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Pancreatic exocrine secretions and control
0
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Consequences of fluid loss from the GI tract
0
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Symptoms of GI disease: nausea, vomiting and pain
0
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Immunological functions of the alimentary tract
0
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Pharmacological basis for the treatment of GI disorders
0
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Introduction to the microbiology of the gut
0
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Functional histology of the kidney
0
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An introduction to kidneys and body fluids
0
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Structure and function of the renal tubule
0
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Renal blood flow and glomerular filtration
0
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Renal plasma clearance
0
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Potassium balance
0
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Volume regulation: Blood pressure and the kidneys
0
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Osmoregulation: Control and abnormalities of body water
0
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Acid-base balance
0
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Drugs and the kidney
0
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Overview of renal diseases
0
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Micturition
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