17A19: Define mixed venous PO2 (20% of marks). Outline the factors that affect this value (80% of marks)

17A09: Outline how the following tests assess coagulation

17A10: Describe the pharmacology of hydrocortisone.

17A20: Describe the pharmacology of vasopressin (70% of marks) and its analoyues (30% of marks).

17A05: Describe the regulation of plasma calcium concentration

17A03: Classify and describe the mechanisms of drug interactions with examples.

17A21: Explain the potential causes of a difference between the measured end tidal CO2 and the arterial partial pressure of CO2.

17A02: Outline the components of dietary fat (20% of marks). Describe their possible metabolic fates (80% of marks).

17A12: Describe the pharmacology of oxycodone.

17A15: Outline the cardiovascular changes associated with morbid obesity.

17A23: Draw and label a left ventricular pressure volume loop in a normal adult (40% of marks). List the information that can be obtained from this loop (60% of marks).

17A04: Describe the endocrine functions of the kidney.

17A18: Outline the functional anatomy of the kidneys (40% of marks). Outline the regulation of renal blood flow (60% of marks).

17A14: Define respiratory compliance (20% of marks). Describe the factors that affect it (80% of marks).

17A08: Describe the physiological consequences of decreasing the functional residual capacity (FRC) in an adult by 1 litre.

17A07: Compare and contrast the systemic circulation with the pulmonary circulation.

17A17 : Compare and contrast the pharmacology of phenytoin and levetiracetam.

17A24: Outline the physiology of cerebral spinal fluid (CSF).

17A16: List the potential problems resulting from blood transfusion and methods used to minimize them.

17A22: Outline the functions of the liver.