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A notes summary of property law proprietary rights and non-proprietary rights

introductory lecture on clinical dermatology covering what dermatology is, how to take a history in dermatology, how to examine the skin, descriptive terms, inflamatory dermatoses, skin tumours and cancers

includes: patient case example, epidemiology, common comorbidities, risk factors, medications, effect on daily life, pathophysiology, known triggers, clinical picture, common sites, diagnosis

includes: lower urinary tract structures and functions, cystometry, terminology, male LUTS, acute urinary retention, incontinence in men and women, risk factors, treatment, surgeries, injections

Summary notes on the property law topic of the creation of deeds

part one includes: Ehrlich, the world wars and their contributions, disocvery of Cisplatin, Sydney Farber, how does chemotherapy work, clinical implications, classification of chemotherapy, DNA damaging agents, microtubule inhibitors, side effects

contains notes on: neoplasia, non-hereditary and sporadic cancers, carcinoma in situ, tumour progression, classification, classification by behaviour, differentiation, clinical effects, tumour grading, cancer staging

lecture notes include information on: what is a fungus, fungal infections, human infection, types of fungi, moulds, yeasts, dimorphic, superficial mycoses, subcutaneous mycoses, invasive yeasts, diagnosis

includes: terminology, important renal facts, structure of the kidney, drug absorption and elimination, effect of urine pH on clearance, renal failure and excretion of aminoglycosides, clearance and drug dosing, proximal tubule, resorption of HCO3

Clean and clear revised lecture notes for programming in C++ using a microcontroller. Includes many syntax examples. Perfect for those who are new to coding or C++. Useful for engineering projects that may require basic coding knowledge. Sections include: Introduction to Key Terms, Loops, Classes and Objects, Functions, Projects and Packaging, Event Driven Programming and Concurrent Programming .