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Lecture 5: Nephron function 1
Describe the change in filtrate c...,
What are starlings forces,
With starlings forces what happen...
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Lecture 6: Nephron function 2
What are the two types of cells i...,
Whats happening in the late dista...,
How are na and k linked in the la...
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Lecture 2: Renal Histology
What is the functional unit of th...,
Give an overview of nephron funct...,
What is reabsorbed in the pt and ...
31
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Lecture 14: Water and salt balance Part 1
Describe the negative feedback lo...,
Describe where adh comes from,
What determines adh release
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Lecture 15: Renal disease
What can happen to glomerular fun...,
What happens to a blocked glomeruli,
Describe normal renal protein han...
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Lecture 18: Clinical problem solving: Hyponatraemia
What are the questions to ask bef...,
What is hypotonic fluid,
What is hypertonic fluid
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Lecture 21: Clinical problem solving - Renal failure
What is kidney failure,
What do you want to know when a p...,
Patient 1 comes in with no fever ...
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Lecture 25: Water and salt balance 2
Describe what would happen if the...,
What stimulates aldosterone release,
Describe how aldosterone acts
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Lecture 1: CV function
What is the frank starling mechanism,
What is venous return limited by,
What is venous
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Lecture 2: Cardiac electrophysiology and arrhythmia
Describe the direction of electri...,
Describe the refractory period,
What are considerations of the rr...
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Lecture 3: Pathophysiology of resp. failure
Define respiratory failure,
What are the types of respiratory...,
What are the four things to think...
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Lecture 4: Treatment of cardiac rhythm disturbances
What are the common causes of tac...,
What are the common causes of bra...,
How can arrhythmias be characterised
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Lecture 5: Pathophysiology of resp. failure part 2
What is copd,
Whats the pathophysiology of copd,
What are some relevant measures t...
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Lecture 6: Anticoagulant drugs
What are some anti platelet drugs,
What are some anti coagulants,
What are anti coagulant indications
33
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Lecture 7: Regulation of cardiac function
What are the determinants of stro...,
What is lusitropy,
What is dromotropy
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Lecture 8: ACE inhibitors
What are the pathophysiological e...,
What does ace do in addition to a...,
What does ang2 do on the at 1
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Lecture 9: Alpha blockers and Ca channel blockers
What line of therapy are ca chann...,
Describe the affinity of catechol...,
Write some notes on adrenergic re...
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Lecture 10: Vascular function 1
Describe the smooth muscle distri...,
Describe the ans innervation of t...,
Describe the pressure drop across...
29
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Lecture 11: Beta blockers
What are the indications for beta...,
What do the beta receptors do,
What drugs have beta subtype sele...
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Lecture 12: Antihypertensives
What are the risk factors associa...,
Does treatment of hypertension help,
What are the hypertension treatments
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Lecture 13: Vascular function part 2
How does vascular function differ...,
What are the effects of metabolit...,
How does skeletal muscle enhance ...
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Lecture 14: Aspirin
What are the effects of aspirin,
Whats the moa of aspirin,
How does aspirin effect platelets...
21
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Lecture 15: Clinical endocrinology
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Lecture 16: CV Control 1
What are the effector mechanisms ...,
What are the afferents for regula...,
Write some notes on arterial baro...
15
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Lecture 17: Statins
What are the types of plasma lipids,
What are the cholesterol subfract...,
What are the effects of lowering ...
20
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Lecture 18: CV control 2
What happens if isotonic saline i...,
What happens if hypotonic saline ...,
Whats the big picture consequence...
21
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Lecture 19: Clinical renal failure
What is kidney failure,
What are the signs of renal failure,
What is the staging for aki based...
50
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Lecture 20: Salt and water
Describe the water compartments,
What is osmolality,
What is tonicity
45
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Lecture 21: Mg and K
Describe the distribution of mg,
What is the role of mg in the bod...,
Whats the role of the kidneys in ...
33
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Lecture 22-24: Acid:Base Part One
What is a strong vs weak acid,
Describe ph in normal homeostasis,
Why do we need acid base regulation
39
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Lecture 22-24: Acid:Base Part Two
Where is a blood gas measurement ...,
What is the risks of an arterial ...,
When is it ok to use a venous pun...
44
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Drug essentials
Patient comes in with dvt what ar...
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GI Problems One: Luminal pathology
If someone has diarrhoea for less...,
If someone develops diarrhoea ove...,
What history questions do you ask...
30
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GI Problems Two: Jaundice
What are the causes of jaundice,
What can the liver causes of jaun...,
What is murpheys sign
38
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GI problems Three: The liver
What are the patterns of liver di...,
If ast alt elevated but then ggt ...,
What does low albumin suggest
39
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GI Problems Four: Viral hepatitis
Does acute hepatitis have specifi...,
What serology do you do for hep a,
Why doe cholestasis occur with he...
13
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Cardiac rhythm problems
What is syncope,
How does polymorphic tachycardia ...,
What is evident in long qt syndrome
38
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Ischeamic heart disease problems
What is prinzmetals angina,
Why does prinzmetals angina worse...,
Why is prinzmetals angina worse a...
30
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Cardiac function problems
What are the clinical symptoms of...,
What is seen on echo in hfpef,
What are the important clinical s...
16
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