Physiology

Obs&Gyne test with detailed answers.  

Summary of mechanism of sensation and reflexes  

This resource works through the interpretation of ECGs in a simple and methodical way.  

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Describes the Inflammatory Response of the Innate Immune System.  

Physiology of the kidney  

Comprehensive medical revision notes explaining how to read an ECG in a simple, step by step manner.  

Covering Cardiac Myocyte and Membrane Potential.  

Renal Physiology  

Complete Netter atlas of Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology  

Atlas of Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology Selections from the Netter Collection of Medical Illustrations Illustrations by Frank H. Netter, MD John A. Craig, MD…  

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Revision summary of haemostasis and anti-coagulation.  

Tutorial on ion channels and action potential generation  

An essay I wrote for my course, with which I received an Honours grade (75%). I have an interest in Medical Ethics, and this essay discusses the possible physiology and ethics surrounding the controversial topic. **Introduction** (taken from the essay): My topic is designer babies. A designer baby is defined by the Oxford Dictionary of English as, “a baby whose genetic make-up has been selected in order to eradicate a particular defect, or to ensure that a particular gene is present” (1). In this essay, I shall be exploring the arguments and ideas surrounding the selection of a baby’s genes, which in modern times has become a highly controversial subject. This essay will start by describing the methods by which designer babies may be produced, namely pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) and pro-nuclear transfer, also coined the ‘three-parent baby’ by some (2). Once these procedures have been presented, ethical considerations forming both sides of the debate will be discussed. Whilst the typical argument used is ‘autonomy vs. playing god’, other ideas include whether such procedures will have a drastic effect on the future, and change the world as we know it, as suggested in the science-fiction film Gattaca (3). The ‘nature vs. nurture’ debate is also described: whether we are defined by our genes as shown in Gattaca, or if the environmental influence we are subjected to can cause our genotype to be negligible, i.e. our genes have no impact on our traits; personality, looks etc. The expectations placed upon our offspring; the definition of disease and disability; the fear of the rate of medical development – will all be discussed in this essay. The conclusion will summarise the arguments of both sides, and will attempt to answer the following question: should we be allowed to design our babies?  

Blood Cells Schematic  

Covers terminology, anatomy overview, receptors and transmitters and applied physiology.