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    • E – Cellular Physiology
    • F – Respiratory System
    • G – Cardiovascular System
    • H – Renal System
    • I – Body Fluids and Electrolytes
    • J – Acid Base
    • K – Nervous System – Including Pain
    • L – Musculoskeletal System
    • M – Autonomic Nervous System
    • N – Liver
    • O – Gastrointestinal System
    • P – Nutrition & Metabolism
    • Q – Haematological System
    • R – Thermoregulation
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19B15: Define clearance and HER. Describe the role of the liver in drug clearance w examples

19B16: Compare the structure, function and coronary circulation of the right and left ventricles

19B13: Describe the exocrine functions of the pancreas.

19B03: Describe the relationship between muscle length and tension (50% of marks). Outline the physiologic significance of this relationship in cardiac muscle (50% of marks).

19B01: Describe the physiological consequences of the oral ingestion of litre of water in a young adult.

19B04: Outline the pharmacology of intravenously administered magnesium sulphate.

19B10: Describe the principles of capnography, including calibration, sources of error and limitations.

19B14: Outline the classification and effects of beta-blocking drugs with examples (505 of marks). Compare and contrast the pharmacokinetics of metoprolol with esmolol (50% of marks).

19B19: SAQ 19 Describe the pharmacology of Atropine

19B18: Compare and contrast the pharmacology of metaraminol and noradrenaline.

19B20: Compare the pharmacology of piperacillin-tazobactam and ciprofloxacin.

19B02: Describe renal blood flow and its regulation (80% of marks). Outline the impact of adrenoreceptor agonists on renal blood flow (20% of marks).

19B08: Outline the pharmacology of drugs used to treat asthma.

19B17: Explain respiratory compliance and outline the factors that affect it.

19B07: Define closing capacity (10% of marks). Describe the factors that alter it (30% of marks), its clinical significance (30% of marks) and one method of measuring it (30% of marks).

19B05: Describe the anatomical course and relations of the trachea and bronchial tree (to the level of the segmental bronchi).

19B12: Define pain. Outline the processes by which pain is detected in response to a peripheral noxious stimulus.

19B09 : Compare and contrast the pharmacology of propofol and midazolam.

19B11: Outline the composition of plasma (50% of marks). Describe the functions of albumin (50% of marks).

19B06: Outline the factors that determine central venous pressure and explain how it is measured.

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