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Applied Anatomy of the Heart
How does cardiac remodelling occur,
What are the 2 types of ventricul...,
What are the effects of concentri...
53
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Hypertension
How do you calculate blood pressure,
What is high normal bp,
What is grade 1 hypertension
51
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ECG Review
Describe a standard protocol for ECG analysis
Describe key measurements in initial ECG analysis
Using the protocol recognise rate, rhythm, P wave, QRS wave and ST wave variations.
Describe a method for determining the electrical axis of the heart.
24
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Development of the heart
Understand the basic development of the heart.
Describe how fetal circulation differs from that of the neonate.
Understand the circulatory adaptations at birth.
Describe some common congenital abnormalities of the heart.
38
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Atherosclerosis
Define arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis.
Describe the risk factors for the development of atheroma and how these may be reduced.
Describe the stages of development of an atheromatous plaque.
Explain the difference between stable and unstable plaques and their different sequelae.
36
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Haemostasis
To understand the key elements of the haemostatic mechanism.
To be able to relate these elements to the essential functions of the control of bleeding and the prevention of thrombosis .
To appreciate, in broad terms, the way in which problems may arise as a result of inherited or acquired pathology.
To be aware of the categories of drug which may be used for therapeutic purposes to modify haemostasis.
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Haemostasis & Thrombosis
What do platelet cell membranes c...,
What is the role of glycoproteins,
What are the function of phosphol...
20
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Angina
What are the two main causes of a...,
For what reasons may myocardial o...,
For what reasons may myocardial o...
28
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Anatomy Practical 1
What are the divisions of the med...,
What structures does the superior...,
What are the roots of the phrenic...
18
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Erythropoeisis & Anaemia
Iron absorption
Sites & stages of Erythropoiesis
RBC Count
Removal and recycling of senescent red cells
Classification of anaemias based on RBC size
Causes of iron deficiency anaemia
Distinguishing between different types of iron deficiency anaemia
69
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Applied Anatomy of the Thorax
Revise anatomy of the thoracic wall and understand the clinical relevance
Surface anatomy
Understand the functional anatomy and nerve supply of the pleura
Understand some simple lung pathologies
60
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macocytic & haemolytic anaemia
What is another name for vitamin b12,
What is the role of vitamin b12,
What can prolonged b12 deficiency...
36
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Venous Thromboembolism
Pathogenesis
Epidemiology
Clinical features
Diagnosis
Management
36
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Coronary Artery Disease
Understand the burden of coronary artery disease
Describe the underlying pathology in coronary artery disease
Describe clinical symptoms and signs that are associated with coronary artery disease
Describe the mechanism of action of drugs used to treat or prevent coronary artery disease
40
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Clinical Anatomy of the Larynx
What are some roles of the nasal ...,
Where do the olfactory nerves run,
What are the 4 paranasal sinuses
65
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Respiratory Failure
To understand how oxygen passes from the atmosphere to the arterial level
To understand what pathophysiological processes affect this oxygen cascade
To identify symptoms and signs of respiratory failure
To understand treatment options in respiratory failure
48
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Anatomy Practical 2
What does the trachea arise from ...,
What are some features of the tra...,
What is the difference between th...
20
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Obstructive & Restrictive Lung Disease
What is the normal tidal volume,
Which is bigger expiratory reserv...,
Why is it better to breathe from ...
61
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Restrictive Lung Disease
What defines a restrictive lung d...,
What are lung parenchyma,
What is honeycombing
25
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Anaphylactic shock and Type 1 hypersensitivity
What is shock,
What are the different types of s...,
What is sepsis
33
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Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
What does the upper respiratory t...,
What colonises the upper respirat...,
What are some common infections o...
48
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Lower Respiratory Tract Infections
What does the lower respiratory t...,
What are the main causes of respi...,
What are the 2 main types of pneu...
27
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Respiratory Function Tests
What do respiratory function test...,
What is spirometry,
How should a patient be positione...
30
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Shock
What is clinical shock,
How can cellular hypoxia lead to ...,
For adequate tissue perfusion wha...
58
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Stroke
What is stroke a consequence of,
What is ischemia,
What might cause blood flow to be...
48
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Tuberculosis
Which mycobacteria cause tb,
Which mycobacteria do not cause tb,
How is tb transmitted
32
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Haemaglobinopathies
What is hb made up of,
What is adult hb made up of,
What are the genes for the alpha ...
40
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Respiratory Acidosis & Alkalosis
What is the pa of hco3 co2 and o2,
What is the normal pa of co2 and o2,
What is respiratory acidosis
35
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Valvular Heart Disease
What is rheumatic heart disease,
What are the most common valve le...,
What is a mitral valve prolapse
13
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Exercise Physiology
What the 2 types of exercise,
What are the requirements of skel...,
What are the 3 energy sources for...
20
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The Lymphatic System
What are the functions of the lym...,
What are the features of lymphati...,
What aids lymph flow
36
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Blood Groups & Transfusion
What forms blood groups,
What are antigens,
What are antibodies
36
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Nitric oxide and the vascular system
What are the biologically importa...,
What is entonox,
What is the difference between ni...
28
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Physiology of high altitude
What is air like at high altitude,
Why does increased ventilation no...,
How significant is the hypoxic drive
23
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Anterior Abdominal Wall and Inguinal Region
What are the 3 muscle layers of t...,
What direction does the external ...,
What direction does the internal ...
32
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