Decks in this Class (46):
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Flow Through Tubes
Flow Through Tubes
Sample Cards:define pressure p,define pressure gradient p,define flow q25 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Gas Laws And Gas Transfer
Gas Laws and Gas Transfer
Sample Cards:what are the 2 types of gas movement,what is the kinetic theory of gases,what is boyles law18 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Haemostasis And Vascular Pathology
Haemostasis and Vascular Pathology
Sample Cards:define haemostasis,what are the roles of haemostasis,what are the 3 components of haemostasis37 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Nasal Cavity And Paranasal Sinuses
Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses
Sample Cards:what are the nasal choanae,what forms the roof of the oral cavity,what is the function of the hard palate27 CardsPreview Flashcards -
The Ear
The Ear
Sample Cards:what are the roles of the ear,what are the 3 main divisions of the ear,where can referred pain to the ear be fr43 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pharynx
Pharynx
Sample Cards:where does the pharynx begin and end,what forms the anterior posterior and lo,when is the nasopharynx closed off from43 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Vertebral Column And Back
Vertebral Column and Back
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Patient Doctor Relationships
Patient-Doctor Relationships
Sample Cards:what is the paternalistic model,what is the shared model,what is the informed model4 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Helping Patients Change Behaviour
Helping patients change behaviour
Sample Cards:what are the potential barriers to behav,what are the key elements of behaviour c,what is the com b model of behaviour cha5 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Health And Health Inequalities
Health and Health Inequalities
Sample Cards:what is epidemiological transition,how do patterns of disease change with e,what does infant mortality rate indicate17 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Promoting Health And Preventing Illness
Promoting health and preventing illness
Sample Cards:define prevention,what is health promotion,what are the different levels of disease9 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Gender And Ethnicity
Gender and Ethnicity
Sample Cards:define sex,define gender,heteronormativity20 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Making Every Contact Count
Making Every Contact Count
Sample Cards:what is mecc,what lifestyle issues should be covered,why is mecc important3 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Community Care For Chronic Disease
Community care for chronic disease
Sample Cards:define long term condition,what is the kaiser permanente model,new card3 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Mechanics Of Breathing
Mechanics of breathing
Sample Cards:describe the process of inhalation,describe the process of exhalation,what provides resistance to flow26 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Basic Lung Function
Basic Lung Function
Sample Cards:why test lung function,what does histamine cause how can it be,what is air flow rate a good measure of12 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Oxygen Transport
Oxygen Transport
Sample Cards:describe the structure of haemoglobin,explain the oxygen dissociation curve,explain why a patient can rapidly desatu18 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Carbon Dioxide Transport
Carbon Dioxide Transport
Sample Cards:what are the 3 wayas co2 is transported,what are the approxiamte partial pressur,explain how co2 is transported dissolved16 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Ventilation And Perfusion
Ventilation and Perfusion
Sample Cards:what are the roles of the lungs,how is the respiratory system organised,what are the different airways made up o32 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Acid Base Balance
Acid Base Balance
Sample Cards:define acid base control,why is the regulation of h ions importan,define acid and base32 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathophysiology Of Respiratory Failure
Pathophysiology of respiratory failure
Sample Cards:what is acute respiratory failure,what is type 1 respiratory failure,what is type 2 respiratory failure22 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Control Of Breathing
Control of breathing
Sample Cards:where is the respiratory centre located,describe the respiratory feedback cycle,how is respiration regulated15 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Obstructive Airways Disease
Obstructive Airways Disease
Sample Cards:what are the 2 main categories of obstru,when is the onset of asthma most common,what are the 3 main causes of asthma28 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pharmacology Of Airways Disease
Pharmacology of Airways Disease
Sample Cards:which drugs can inhibit the bronchospasm,which drugs are used to reverse the infl,what are the 3 main systems to target in9 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Haematopoiesis
Haematopoiesis
Sample Cards:what are the components of blood,what are the roles of albumin,which cells are granulocytes42 CardsPreview Flashcards -
The Heart And Mediastinum
The Heart and Mediastinum
Sample Cards:what is the mediastinum,is the patient on this x ray in inspirat,label the features of the x ray54 CardsPreview Flashcards -
The Heart As An Electrical Pump
The Heart as an Electrical Pump
Sample Cards:describe the arrangement of cardiac musc,where is the usual source of the action,what occurs if the sino atrial node stop19 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pressures And Flows In The Systemic Circ
Pressures and Flows in the Systemic Circulation
Sample Cards:systolic blood pressure,define diastolic blood pressure,define mean arterial pressure26 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Cardiac Embryology
Cardiac Embryology
Sample Cards:in what direction does the heart rotate,label the structures on the diagram,where do blood vessels develop36 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Control Of Cardiac Output
Control of Cardiac Output
Sample Cards:define stroke volume,define cardiac output,define ejection fraction21 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Intro To Ecg
Intro to ECG
Sample Cards:what do the p qrs and t waves correspond,what do upward and downward,what does the signal amplitude represent17 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Human Tissue Act And Tissue Donation
Human Tissue Act and Tissue Donation
Sample Cards:what regulates the removal,what is the human tissue authority,what are scheduled purposes13 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Acute Coronary Syndromes
Acute Coronary Syndromes
Sample Cards:describe the common symptoms of ischaemi,what features may be seen on examination,what are the main differences between un11 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis
Sample Cards:describe the normal structure of blood v,what separates the tunica media from the,what is the difference in tunica media b18 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Electrocardiogram
Electrocardiogram
Sample Cards:label the parts of the cardiac conductio,describe the normal ecg trace,what does each waveform correlate with6 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pathophysiology Of Heart Failure
Pathophysiology of Heart Failure
Sample Cards:what is starlings law,what increases contractility,what factors affect stroke volume27 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Pharmacotherapy Of Cardiac Disease
Pharmacotherapy of Cardiac Disease
Sample Cards:what are the principles of treatment for,describe the treatment,why does the use of positive inotropes i10 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Innate And Adaptive Immunity
Innate and Adaptive Immunity
Sample Cards:what are the roles of the immune system,define antigen,which antigens are mainly targeted by th27 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Confidentiality
Confidentiality
Sample Cards:what legal framework governs the disclos,what does the gmc say about confidential,what ethical concepts underpin confident7 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Duty Of Candour And Raising Concerns
Duty of Candour and Raising Concerns
Sample Cards:what are the reasons for the duty of can,which ethical principles underpin duty o,what are the different conceptions of tr10 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Treatment In The Emergency Department
Treatment in the Emergency Department
Sample Cards:what does the gmc state about treating p,what does the mental capacity act state,what must be considered when determining8 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Data Protection And Confidentiality
Data Protection and Confidentiality
Sample Cards:what are the consequentialist arguments,what other ethical principles concepts a,when is implied consent sufficient in te14 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Severe Infections And Sepsis
Severe Infections and Sepsis
Sample Cards:what is sirs,define sepsis,what is septic shock10 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Hypersensitivity And Anaphylaxis
Hypersensitivity and Anaphylaxis
Sample Cards:define hypersensitivity,define allergen,give an example of type 1 hypersensitivi10 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Thorax
Thorax
Sample Cards:what is the thorax composed of,what is the purpose of the thorax,which ribs end in cartilage30 CardsPreview Flashcards -
Thorax Tracheobronchial Tree And Lungs
Thorax, tracheobronchial tree and lungs
Sample Cards:what spinal levels does the phrenic nerv,how does the respiratory system develop,what embryological malformations can be29 CardsPreview Flashcards
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