24A20: Outline the important similarities and differences between unfractionated heparin and enoxaparin

24A19: Describe the pharmacology of amiodarone

24A18: Compare and contrast the use of external ventricular drains with intraparenchymal fibreoptic pressure monitors to measure intracranial pressure

24A15: Outline how the measurement of the following can be used in the assessment of liver function

24A14: Describe the physiological factors that influence cerebral blood flow

24A13: Explain the counter-current mechanism in the kidney

24A11: Compare and contrast the carriage of oxygen in the blood with the carriage of carbon dioxide

24A10: Explain the excitation contraction mechanism as it relates to the smooth muscle of the myometrium including a gravid uterus

24A08: Describe the anatomy of the femoral vein as it relates to central venous cannulation

24A06: Outline the process of fibrinolysis including how it interacts with the coagulation system

24A05: Outline the anatomy of the sympathetic nervous system

24A04: Describe the physical principles of haemodialysis and haemofiltration, including the factors affecting clearance

24A03: The systemic vascular resistance is suddenly increased, describe the consequences for the otherwise healthy left ventricle

24A02: Describe venous admixture and the sources contributing to it in an adult

24A01: What are receptors

V1i / 24A10: Explain the excitation contraction mechanism as it relates to the smooth muscle of the myometrium including a gravid uterus

Q1v / 24A06: Outline the process of fibrinolysis including how it interacts with the coagulation system

M1i / 24A05: Outline the anatomy of the sympathetic nervous system

G3iii / 24AQ3: The systemic vascular resistance is suddenly increased, describe the consequences for the otherwise healthy left ventricle

F6vi / 24A02: (a) Describe venous admixture and the sources contributing to it in an adult (60% of marks). (b) Explain the effects of supplemental oxygen on arterial hypoxaemia (40% of marks).