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Lecture 1 - Introduction to the CVS
Why do we need a cvs 7,
Passive diffusion 2,
Cardiac output 2
11
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Lecture 2 – Cardiac Cycle
Convection,
Electrical conduction 4,
Sa pacemaker potentials 35
9
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Lecture 3 – Control of Cardiac output
Blood flow cardiac output formula,
Preload,
Energy of contraction 4
14
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Lecture 4 – Cardiac contraction
Rise in ca2 5,
Myosin actin interactions 5,
Troponin 4
9
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Lecture 5 – ECG (Electrocardiogram)
12 leads ecg,
Sinus rhythm 2,
Electrical anatomy steps 4
8
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Lecture 6 – Development of the heart and blood vessels
Human embryo develops into 2,
Zygote embryo cell development 4,
Gastrula 3 primary germ layers 3
4
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Lecture 7 – Principles of haemodynamics
Haemodynamics define,
Factors important in blood flow 4,
Factors in haemodynamics 6
24
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Lecture 8 – Control of blood flow
What controls tpr 4,
Can pressure explain blood flow i...,
What does tpr control 2
19
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Lecture 9 – Nervous and hormonal control of vascular tone
Vascular control,
Intrinsic and extrinsic control 2...,
Intrinsic and extrinsic control n...
5
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Lecture 10 – Capillaries I: Solute exchange
Metabolism 3,
Cell membranes,
Cell membrane functions 3
17
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Lecture 11 – Capillaries II: Fluid exchange
Importance of fluid exchange 3,
Fluid movement at the capillary wall,
4 pressures determine filtration ...
9
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Lecture 12 – Properties of special circulation
Special circulations 4,
Coronary circulation 6,
Coronary circulation problems 5
14
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Lecture 13 – Reflex control of the CVS
Cardiovascular reflexes,
Stimulation of sensory receptors 4,
Central pathways 3
22
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Lecture 14 – Coordinated responses of the CVS – exercise, gravity hemorrhage
Examples of coordianted responses...,
Orthostasis 3,
Baroreflex integrates 3 smaller c...
16
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Lecture 15 – Thrombosis - Haemostasis in the wrong place
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Lecture 16 – Mechanism of atheroma and infarction
Atheroma,
Atherosclerosis 4,
Consequences of atheroma 3
7
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Lecture 17 – Pharmacology of the CVS
What is angina pectoris where doe...,
Symptoms of angina pectoris 5,
Treatment aims 3
16
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