1st Year Systems Flashcards

Decks in this Class (81):

• Introduction And Anatomy Of Lungs Airway

  Introduction and Anatomy of Lungs Airways and Blood Supply

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  what are the functions of the respirator,

  why is gas exchange essential,

  what is the cardiovascular system respon
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• Anatomy Of Chest Wall And Mechanics Of B

  Anatomy of Chest Wall and Mechanics of Breathing

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  what is meant by boyles law,

  what is daltons law,

  what is charles law
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• Ventilation And Compliance

  Ventilation and Compliance

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  what is anatomical dead space,

  what is the inspiratory reserve volume i,

  what is the volume of air at the start o
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• Surfactant Compliance And Lung Function

  Surfactant, Compliance and lung function tests

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  what type of cell makes up alveolar wall,

  what is the function of surfactant,

  what is surface tension
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• Blood Supply Gas Exchange Ventilation Pe

  Blood supply, gas exchange, ventilation & perfusion

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  what does the bronchial circulation supp,

  where do the left and right pulmonary ar,

  what does the left and right pulmonary a
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• Haemoglobin And Gas Transport

  Haemoglobin and gas transport

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  how much oxygen dissolves in plasma per,

  what is oxygen carrying capacity in the,

  is arterial partial pressure of o2 the s
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• Control Of Ventilation

  Control of ventilation

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  how are skeletal muscles stimulated duri,

  what part of the brain is responsible fo,

  what is the activity of respiratory cent
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• Asthma Clinical Features Adults And Chil

  Asthma Clinical Features, Adults and Children

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  what is asthma characterised by,

  how can asthma change in severity,

  what causes the airways to become inflam
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• Asthma Clinical Features In Children

  Asthma Clinical Features in Children

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  no wheeze,

  what is the primary physiological manife,

  what percentage of uk children are asthm
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• Developmental Aspects Of Lung Disease

  Developmental Aspects of Lung Disease

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  what are the stages of lung morphogenesi,

  what happens during the embryonic and ps,

  what is meant by respiratory parenchyma
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• Pathology Of Pulmonary Infection

  Pathology of Pulmonary Infection

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  what types of microorganism pathogenicit,

  what does the capacity to resist infecti,

  give examples of upper respiratory tract
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• Pathology Of Obstructive Lung Disease

  Pathology of Obstructive Lung Disease

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  give examples of localised obstructive d,

  what are the three main obstructive airw,

  what is chronic bronchitis and emphysema
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• Clinical Features Of Copd

  Clinical Features of COPD

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  what is the definition of copd,

  what does the definition of copd not men,

  why does obstruction of the airways occu
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• Management Of Copd

  Management of COPD

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  which form of copd is airflow obstructio,

  is copd reversible,

  what are the symptoms of copd
  34 Cards
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• Pulmonary Vascular Disease

  Pulmonary Vascular Disease

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  where does a thrombus form,

  where does a thrombus normally embolise,

  what is mortality rate for pulmonary emb
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• Upper Respiratory Tract Infections

  Upper Respiratory Tract Infections

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  what are the common viral agents for upp,

  what are the bacterial infective agents,

  what is croup
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• Lung Cancer Clinical Features And Stagin

  Lung Cancer - Clinical Features and Staging

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  how many deaths because of cancer are du,

  what percentage of lung cancer does smok,

  what are risk factors for lung cancer
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• Pathology Of Pulmonary Neoplasia

  Pathology of Pulmonary Neoplasia

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  what is the most common cause of death b,

  what are the aetiologies for lung cancer,

  how much of lung cancer is attritable to
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• Embryology 1

  Embryology 1

  Sample Cards:

  what are the three phases of pregnancy,

  what are the cells that produce the sper,

  where are the spermatogonium oogonium fo
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• Embryology 2

  Embryology 2

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  what happens during week 3,

  how is the primitive streak formed,

  what is formed after the primitve streak
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• Radiology Of Lung Cancer And Staging

  Radiology of Lung Cancer and Staging

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  what can an opacity of a chest x ray ind,

  what should you note about the mediastin,

  what should you look for when examaning
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• Embryology 3

  Embryology 3

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  what are the 4 stages of,

  when does development of the trachea and,

  where do the
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• Surgical Management Of Lung Cancer

  Surgical Management of Lung Cancer

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  what might be included in the history fo,

  what might you notice during an examinat,

  what is recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy
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• Pleural Disease

  Pleural Disease

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  what is the pleura composed of,

  what are the forces acting across the pl,

  where does the pleura extend to
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• Lower Respiratory Tract Infection

  Lower Respiratory Tract Infection

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  what are the possible lower respiratory,

  what are the symptoms of pneumonia,

  what is rusty sputum usually associated
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• Microbiological Diagnosis Of Chest Infec

  Microbiological diagnosis of Chest Infection

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  what are the diagnostic techniques for c,

  what are the key aspects of microscopy a,

  what are the significant major respirato
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• Restrictive Interstitial Lung Diseases

  Restrictive (Interstitial) Lung Diseases

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  what is interstitium,

  describe the relationship between the no,

  what is the material which impedes the e
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• Clinical Features And Management Of Rest

  Clinical features and Management of Restrictive Lung Diseases

  Sample Cards:

  what is the physiological definition of,

  look,

  what is the marker of restrictino
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• Lower Respiratory Tract Infections Child

  Lower respiratory tract infections - children

  Sample Cards:

  what is tracheitis,

  what is the incidence of bronchiolitis,

  incidence of lrti
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• Tuberculosis

  Tuberculosis

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  how many of the 2 billion infected peopl,

  how likely is tb to cause death,

  describe the trend in incidence of tb be
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• Cystic Fibrosis

  Cystic Fibrosis

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  describe the inheritance pattern of cyst,

  what is the disease prevalance,

  where is the ctfr gene
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• Cystic Fibrosis Adults

  Cystic Fibrosis: Adults

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  what percentage of patients have recurre,

  why is there persistent respiratory infe,

  what is the effect of cf on bronchiectas
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• Management Of Asthma Adults

  Management of Asthma- Adults

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  what cells are responsible for the effec,

  what is the major contributor for the ar,

  what is the difference between occupatio
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• Further Issues In Cystic Fibrosis

  Further Issues in Cystic Fibrosis

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  what staff are included in the multidisc,

  what is the effect of cf on sexual funct,

  what is the effect of cf on fertility
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• Management Of Asthma Children

  Management of Asthma - Children

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  what are the goals of treatment for asth,

  how do you measure control of asthma,

  what are the classes of medications
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• Non Operative Management Of Lung Cancer

  Non-operative Management of Lung Cancer

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  what type of lung cancer makes up 85 of,

  what are the types of non small cell lun,

  what type of cancer ma
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• Nutritional Aspects Of Cardiovascular Di

  Nutritional Aspects of Cardiovascular Disease

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  new card
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• Overview Of The Function Of The Cardiova

  Overview of The Function of The Cardiovascular system

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  what does the blood flow sytsem of the c,

  if the pumps are in series right and lef,

  why are most vascular beds in parallel
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• Sleep Apnoea And Neuromuscular Respirato

  Sleep Apnoea and Neuromuscular Respiratory Disorders

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  what does osas stand for,

  define nacrolepsy,

  what is often a comon feature of narcole
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• Non Lung Cancer Thoracic Surgery In The

  Non - Lung Cancer Thoracic Surgery In The Lung

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  what are the causes of lung abscess,

  what eventually fills the space of a lun,

  what is the cause of foul smelling pus
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• Electrical Properties Of The Heart

  Electrical Properties of The Heart

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  what is the calcium store in muscle,

  what forms the electrical connection in,

  what are the intercalating disks formed
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• A First Look At The Ecg

  A first look at the ECG

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  what are your standard limb leads,

  what does an approaching wave of depolar,

  which events are better transmitted fast
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• Anatomy Of The Cvs

  Anatomy of The CVS

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  what is the cardiovascular system,

  where is the heart placed,

  what is a portal system
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• Development Of The Cvs

  Development of the CVS

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  what are the 4 main stages,

  what is this,

  which part of the lateral plate forms th
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• The Cardiac Cycle

  The Cardiac Cycle

  Sample Cards:

  what happens during late diastole,

  what happens during atrial systole,

  what happens during isovolumic ventricul
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• Anatomy Of The Cvs 2

  Anatomy of The CVS 2

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  what is similar between the heart endoca,

  what is the tunica media made from,

  what is the tunica adventitia made from
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• Embryology Of The Cvs 2

  Embryology of the CVS 2

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  what is the definition of vasculogenesis,

  what are the two first arteries seen,

  what are the components of each primitiv
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• Regulation Of Stroke Volume And Heart Ra

  Regulation of Stroke Volume and Heart Rate

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  what is the control mechanism of heart r,

  what is the regulation mechanism for str,

  how does the sympathetic nervous system
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• Exchange And Lymphatic System

  Exchange and Lymphatic System

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  what is the space called between two cel,

  describe the pore size in fenestrated ca,

  where do you find continuous capillaries
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• Regulation Of Arteriolar Resistance

  Regulation of Arteriolar resistance

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  what is darcys law,

  what does poiselluilles law tell us abou,

  if flow difference in pressure resistanc
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• Pressure And Flow In Arteries And Veins

  Pressure and Flow in arteries and veins

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  how are a sphygmomanometer and a stethos,

  what are the advantages of this method o,

  what is the effect of high diastolic pre
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• Short Term Control Of Blood Pressure

  Short Term Control of Blood Pressure

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  what is the result of mean arterial pres,

  where are the baroreceptors,

  what is the purpose of baroreceptors
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• Long Term Control Of Blood Pressure

  Long Term Control of Blood Pressure

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  what does long term control of blood pre,

  what are the functions of the kidney,

  what are the following areas labelled on
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• Aetiology Pathophysiology Of Hypertensio

  Aetiology Pathophysiology of Hypertension

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  what are the most common causes of death,

  what end organ damage is associated with,

  describe blood pressure throughout the d
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• Treatment Of Hypertension

  Treatment of Hypertension

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  what is the definition of stage 1 hypert,

  what is stage 2 hypertension,

  what is severe hypertension
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• Pathophysiology Of Atheroma

  Pathophysiology of Atheroma

  Sample Cards:

  what is the definition of atheroma ather,

  what are potential outcomes of atheroma,

  what is arteriosclerosis
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• Stable Angina

  Stable Angina

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  what is the definition of angina,

  what are the most common ways coronary b,

  what are the uncommon reasons for ahving
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• Pathophysiology Of Thrombosis And Emboli

  Pathophysiology of Thrombosis and Embolism

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  what is normal flow of blood,

  what is meant by stasis,

  what is meant by turbulence
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• Pathophysiology Of Ischaemia And Infarct

  Pathophysiology of Ischaemia and Infarction

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  what is meant by hypoxia,

  what is hypoxic hypoxia,

  what is anaemic hypoxia
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• Valvular Heart Disease

  Valvular Heart Disease

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  what is the annulus,

  what is rheumatic heart disease,

  what are the possible ways mitral stenos
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• Acute Coronary Syndromes And Acute Myoca

  Acute Coronary Syndromes and Acute myocardial Infarction - Presentation And Investigation

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  what are the different incidences of car,

  what is stable angina defined as,

  what are the different acute coronary sy
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• Valvular Heart Disease Surgery Therapy

  Valvular heart disease Surgery - therapy

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  what are the causes of cardiac ischaemia,

  what are the manifestations of ischaemic,

  what are the
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• Acs And Ami Therapy Clinical Pharmacolog

  ACS and AMI - Therapy (Clinical Pharmacology)

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  what comprises acute coronary syndromes,

  common pathogenesis of acs,

  what
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• Sihd And Angina Therapy

  SIHD and Angina - Therapy

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  here are the learning outcomes,

  what are the acute and stable coronary s,

  how does scad stable coronary artery dis
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• Aneurysms Surgery Presentation Investiga

  Aneurysms Surgery - Presentation, Investigation & Therapy

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  what does aneurysm of the aorta involve,

  what are the following branches of the a,

  what are the causes of aneurysm disease
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• Arterial Disease Of The Limbs Presentati

  Arterial Disease of the Limbs - Presentation, Investigation & Therapy

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  name the arteries,

  how do you examine for the aortic pulse,

  how do you feel for the common femoral a
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• Carotid Artery Surgery Presentation Inve

  Carotid Artery Surgery - Presentation, Investigation & Therapy

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  what is often the cause of transient isc,

  what is the definition of a tia,

  what is the definition of stroke
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• Stroke Presentation And Investigation

  Stroke Presentation and Investigation

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  new card,

  what are the symptoms of a stroke,

  what are the essential things to ask abo
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• Treatment Of Stroke

  Treatment of Stroke

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  what are basic things stroke patients ha,

  what is the aim of thrombolysis for the,

  give an example of a drug used in thromb
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• Pathophysiology Of Congestion And Oedema

  Pathophysiology of Congestion and Oedema

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  what is meant by congestion,

  describe the nature of congestion active,

  what are clinical examples of congestion
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• Chronic Heart Failure Epidemiology Inves

  Chronic Heart Failure:epidemiology, investigation and diagnosis

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  what is the definition of heart failure,

  what is the prevalence of heart failure,

  what is the largest cost attached to hea
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• Congenital Heart Disease Andgenetic Hear

  Congenital Heart Disease andGenetic Heart Disease

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  what are the causes of congenital heart,

  what does cnv stand for,

  what does snv stand for
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• Infective Endocarditis

  Infective Endocarditis

  Sample Cards:

  learning outcomes,

  what is infective endocarditis,

  how does infective endocardiits affect m
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• Heart Failure Treatment

  Heart Failure - Treatment

  Sample Cards:

  learning outcomes,

  what is heart failure characterised by,

  what is congestive heart failure defined
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• Venous And Lymphatic Disease

  Venous and Lymphatic Disease

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  what causes varicose veins,

  where are the common sites for varicose,

  which gender is most likely to get varic
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• Arrhythmias Therapy

  Arrhythmias - Therapy

  Sample Cards:

  what is an arrhythmia,

  what is heart block,

  how are the electrical signals different
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• Disease Of The Aorta

  Disease of the Aorta

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  what comes from the left coronary sinus,

  what is the definition of an aneurysm,

  what are the different types of aneurysm
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• Arrhythmias Pathophysiology Presentation

  Arrhythmias - Pathophysiology, presentation and investigation

  Sample Cards:

  learning outcomes for arrhythmias,

  what is meant by normal sinus rhythm,

  which lead is the best to assess rhythm
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• Ecg Practice

  ECG Practice

  Sample Cards:

  what is shown here,

  what is shown here,

  what is shown here
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• Cardiomyopathy Myocarditis And Pericardi

  Cardiomyopathy, Myocarditis and Pericarditis

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  learning outcomes,

  what are the different types of cardiomy,

  what are thedifferent types of pericardi
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• Deep Vein Thrombosis Pulmonary Thromboem

  Deep Vein Thrombosis & Pulmonary Thromboembolism - Presentation, Investigation & Therapy

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  learning outcomes,

  what is a thrombus defined as,

  what is the definition of a thromboembol
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