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Need to know drugs for 103
Amlodipine,
Amoxycillin,
Apixaban
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Theme 1: Lecture 1 - The Lungs and Pleura
What are the cavities that the th...,
From which germ layer does the lu...,
Pericardioperitoneal canal
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Theme 1: Lecture 2 - The Superior Mediastinum
Where is the mediastinum located,
What are the three names for the ...,
What are the divisions of the med...
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Theme 1: Lecture 3 - The Middle Mediastinum
What is the anterior border of th...,
What is the posterior border of t...,
What is the lateral border of the...
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Theme 1: Lecture 4 - The Posterior Mediastinum
Anterior border of posterior medi...,
Posterior border of posterior med...,
Lateral border of posterior media...
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Theme 1: Lecture 5 - Applied Anatomical Concepts
What are the areas of breathing,
What are the types of breathing,
Boyles law
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Theme 2: Lecture 1 - Erythrocytes (Red Blood Cells)
Why is hb needed to carry o2,
How much moreo2 is carried on hb ...,
How is it possible for arterial p...
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Theme 2: Lecture 2 - Platelets and Haemostasis
What is the endothelium,
What is the function of the endot...,
What is haemostasis
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Theme 2: Lecture 3 - Introduction to blood
Haematopoiesis,
Erythropoiesis,
Myelopoiesis
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Theme 2: Lecture 4 - Introduction to Anaemia
Definition of anaemia,
What are the units of hb,
Clinical consequence of anaemia
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Theme 2: Lecture 5 - Physiology of normal white blood cells
Which cells make up the leukocytes,
Which cells make up the lymphocytes,
Which cells make up the phagocytes
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Theme 2: Lecture 6 - Bleeding disorders
What causes bleeding disorders,
What pattern of bleeding is seen ...,
What pattern of bleeding is seen ...
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Theme 2: Lecture 7 - Thrombotic disorders
Dvt,
Describe how dvt happens,
3 risk factors of virchows triad
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Theme 2: Lecture 8 - Principles of blood transfusion
What is the fundamental problem w...,
Agglutinins,
What does transfusion of abo inco...
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Theme 3: Lecture 1 - Introduction to Circulation
Perfusion,
What does flow require,
Hypotension
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Theme 3: Lecture 2 - Blood pressure
Units of bp,
What is a portal system,
What does a capillary system allow
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Theme 3: Lecture 3 - How the CVS fails
Stroke,
What is a haemorrhagic stroke due to,
What is an ischaemic stoke due to
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Theme 3: Lecture 4 - Valvular dysfunction
Where do you auscultate for the a...,
Where do you auscultate for the t...,
Where do you auscultate for the p...
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Theme 3: Lecture 5 - Introduction to lipids
What are the functions of lipids,
How does creatine phosphate store...,
What can acetyl coa be turned into
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Theme 3: Lecture 6 - Introduction to the ECG
What is a syncytium,
What is a functional syncytium,
What are the three types of cardi...
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Theme 3: Lecture 7 - Ischaemic heart disease
What comprises cardiovascular dis...,
Coronary heart disease,
Cerebrovascular disease
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Theme 3: Lecture 8 - Reference ranges
What are the purposes of lab test...,
What types of samples do labs ana...,
What needs to be measured in samp...
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Theme 3: Lecture 9 - The cardiac pressure volume cycle
Features of cerebral circulation,
Features of renal circulation,
Features of skeletal muscle circu...
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Theme 3: Lecture 10 - Drug treatments for CVD 1
Definition of hypertension,
How do guidelines say bp should b...,
When is high bp treated
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Theme 3: Lecture 11 - Drug treatments for CVD 2
What are the 5 classes of anti hy...,
What is first line anti hypertens...,
What is first line anti hypertens...
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Theme 3: Lecture 12 - Heart failure
Definition of heart failure,
What is heart failure a result of,
What affects stoke volume
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Theme 3: Lecture 13 - Drug treatments for CVD 3 (ischaemic heart disease)
Describe the mechanism of action ...,
What are nitrates,
What causes no to be released in ...
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Theme 3: Lecture 14 - Drug treatments for CVD 4 (ischaemic heart disease)
What type of prevention is treatm...,
What are the 2 main sources of ch...,
What is the frontline treatment f...
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Theme 3: Lecture 15 - Lipid metabolism and pathways
What are the biological functions...,
Describe triacylglycerols,
What are the 2 major metabolic pa...
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Theme 3: Lecture 16 - Atherogenesis
Describe the progression of ather...,
Where in the artery do plaques de...,
What is the development of plaque...
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Theme 3: Lecture 17 - Primary and secondary dyslipidaemias
According to the framingham heart...,
Name 3 studies that investigate t...,
What was the aim of the cholester...
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Theme 3: Lecture 18 - The molecular and ionic basis of cardiovascular control
What is the h band,
What is the a band,
What is the i band
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Theme 3: Lecture 19 - Chest pain
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Theme 4: Lecture 1 - Mechanics of breathing
Compliance,
What is elastic recoil balanced by,
What happens regarding pressures ...
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Theme 4: Lecture 2 - Measuring lung function
Spirometry,
Fvc,
Describe fvc or tiffeneau manoeuvre
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Theme 4: Lecture 3 - Gas exchange and gas transport
What are the 2 functions of the l...,
What is ventilation,
What is gas exchange
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Theme 4: Lecture 4 - Respiratory failure
Hypoxia,
Hypoxaemia,
Why do hypoxia and hypoxaemia not...
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Theme 4: Lecture 5 - Arterial blood gases, control of respiration and respiratory adaptation
Reasons to do an abg,
How does co2 act like an acid eve...,
What is the acid that co2 turns into
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Theme 4: Lecture 6 - Principles of oxygen therapy and sleep apnoea
What are the sources of oxygen,
Describe oxygen cylinders,
Describe oxygen wall supply
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Theme 4: Lecture 7 - Asthma
Definition of asthma,
What causes airflow obstruction,
Atopy
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Theme 4: Lecture 8 - Respiratory infections
What is the respiratory tract div...,
Describe the innate immunity of t...,
Describe the acquired immunity of...
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Theme 4: Lecture 9 - Imaging the thorax
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Theme 4: Lecture 10 - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
What is chronic obstructive pulmo...,
Describe how copd can occur,
Describe the airways in copd
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Theme 4: Lecture 11 - Clinical consequences of respiratory infections
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Theme 4: Lecture 12 - Tuberculosis
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Theme 4: Lecture 13 - Interstitial lung disease
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Theme 4: Lecture 14 - Pleural and chest wall disease
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Theme 4: Lecture 15 - Respiratory pharmacology
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Theme 4: Lecture 16 - Cough and breathlessness
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Theme 4: Lecture 17 - Occupational lung disease
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Theme 4: Lecture 18 - Imaging the normal and abnormal lung
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