20B18: Define afterload (10% marks) and describe the physiological factors that may affect afterload on the left ventricle (90% marks)

20B16: Describe the formation of gastric acid (50% marks) and the regulation of gastric acid secretion (50% marks)

20B09: Outline the daily nutritional requirements, including electrolytes, for a normal 70 kg adult

20B19: Explain how the kidney handles an acid load.

20B12: Describe the physiology (50% marks) and pharmacology (50% marks) of albumin

20B07: Compare and contrast external ventricular drains and intraparenchymal fibreoptic pressure monitors

20B15: Compare and contrast the pharmacology of dobutamine and levosimendan

20B17: Describe the pharmacology of inhaled nitric oxide (NO)

20B11: Describe the changes in the circulatory system that occur during exercise

20B13: Describe the anatomical (20% marks) and physiological (80% marks) features of the pulmonary circulation

20B20: Describe the pharmacology of intravenous sodium nitroprusside

20B14: Outline the anatomy of the larynx

20B10: Describe the pharmacology of suxamethonium

20B08: Describe the cough Reflex

20B06: Classify the oral hypoglycaemic drugs (20% marks); include their mechanism of action (40% marks) and their most significant side effects (40% marks)

20B05: Describe the anatomy (70% marks) and effects (30% marks) of the sympathetic nervous system

20B04: Outline the role of the liver in the metabolism of fat (1⁄3 marks), carbohydrate (1⁄3 marks) and proteins (1⁄3 marks)

20B03: Describe the pharmacology of hydrocortisone

20B02: Define functional residual capacity (10% marks). Outline the functions (70% marks) of the functional residual capacity and the factors affecting it (20% marks).

20B01: Describe and compare the action potentials from cardiac ventricular muscle cells and the sino-atrial node