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L1: General renal function and bodily fluids
Where are the kidneys located 1,
What are the three major function...,
What nitrogenous waste products a...
44
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L2: Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
What pharmacokinetic changes occu...,
What pharmacodynamic changes occu...,
Why is effective pre conception a...
42
cards
L3: Neonates, Paediatrics & Adolescents
Why do neonates have reduced rena...,
What is the clinical consequence ...,
Why is fluid balance critical in ...
35
cards
3a: Cardiovascular system anatomy
What are the two main circulation...,
What is the function of arteries ...,
What are the three layers of a bl...
104
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L:3b, 10: Urinary system anatomy, Histology of Urinary Anatomy
What are the main functions of th...,
What are the four main organs of ...,
At which vertebral levels are the...
130
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L4: Glomerular Filtration
What is the functional unit of th...,
Approximately how many nephrons a...,
What is the structure of the neph...
48
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L5, 6: Tubular Function 1 (PCT), Loop of Henle
What are the four basic renal pro...,
Equation for urine formation 2,
Is filtration selective 3
112
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L6: Heart and Great Vessel Anatomy
What structures separate the cham...,
Key features of the right atrium 2,
Key features of the right ventric...
114
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L8, 9, 10: Renal blood supply, Urine conc
Why does the kidney require such ...,
Trace the pathway of renal blood ...,
What is the functional difference...
105
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L13: Drugs in the elderly
What are the main learning object...,
Why is understanding pharmacology...,
How is global ageing changing hea...
63
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L17: Intro into Cardiovascular System
What is the main function of the ...,
What are the four key things tran...,
How is blood flow adjusted to mee...
81
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L18, 19: Osmolality, Regulation of Body Fluid
What is osmolality 1,
What is the normal body fluid osm...,
What range of variation in osmola...
105
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L21: Arrythmias and anti-thrombotics
What is an arrhythmia 1,
What are the two main mechanisms ...,
How is bradycardia defined 3
87
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L22: Adverse Drug Reaction
What was the significance of the ...,
What event led to stricter drug r...,
What percentage of hospital admis...
85
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L25: Drug interactions
Define a drug interaction 1,
What percentage of hospital admis...,
What percentage of hospital inpat...
44
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L26: Capillaries and venous return
Define the primary function of ca...,
Describe capillary structure 2,
List two types of substances exch...
48
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L32: Pharmacological control of cardiac output
What is cardiac output co 1,
What determines stroke volume sv 2,
What is the difference between in...
77
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L24, 34: Hypertension
Define hypertension 1,
Why is hypertension a significant...,
Differentiate primary and seconda...
124
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L30: Reflex regulation of arterial blood pressure and blood volume
What is the equation for arterial...,
Blank 2,
Blank 3
98
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L31 Cardiovascular integration: physiology & pathophysiology
What is essential primary hyperte...,
What changes in sympathetic nerve...,
What causes the sustained increas...
50
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L33, 36: Haemorrhage and Haemostasis, Anti-thrombotic drugs and haemostatic agents
What is haemostasis 1,
Define key terms thrombus thrombo...,
What are the major components of ...
90
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L35: Arterial pressure in health and disease
Why must arterial blood pressure ...,
What happens to measured arterial...,
What happens to measured arterial...
72
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L37: Pharmacological control of hyperlipidaemias
What is atherosclerosis 1,
Why is atherosclerosis clinically...,
Outline the steps in atherosclero...
82
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L39: Boring technical respiratory system
What is partial pressure 1,
Which law explains partial pressu...,
What units are used to measure pr...
71
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L40: Respiratory anatomy
What movements of the ribs occur ...,
What happens to intrathoracic pre...
2
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L41: Asthma
What is asthma 1,
What pathological processes occur...,
How common is asthma in the uk 3
70
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L42: Immunology 1
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