- Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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

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

This document provides you with all the lecture notes with short summaries inspired by the discussions in the lecture. This will really help you if you struggle to take notes during the lectures because I managed to note down most of the important things he was discussing, and I know it can be difficult to concentrate on the lecture as well as listening to the lecturer.

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

This is a well-rounded lecture summary of "Neuroscience of Developmental Disorders. Introduction, Approaches and DLD” lecture in the Third Teaching Block in the Brain and Behaviour module, Year 1. The collection of notes form both the slides provided before the lecture and the actual lecture. It contains all the key points necessary in the exam. For all the first year psychology lectures in this block and in other blocks, including other modules, check out my profile.

includes: physiology of homeostasis, temperature measurement, receptors, voluntary action, shivering, brown fat, skin blood flow, sweating, abnormalities, pyrexia, pyro-genesis, are fevers good?

includes: patient case example, aetiology and pathogenesis, signs and symptoms, role of cytokines, inflammation as the cause of joint damage, consequences, markers of inflammation, treatment

This 80+ page document provides you with all topics but my least favourite topic, the Gravity model, with explained lecture notes, labelled and explained diagrams and models, reading notes, seminar solutions that are relevant to specific topics and more! I completed all of this before my exam and wished I had done this sooner to leave time for practising past papers. This will save you so much time!

This document provides you with all the lecture notes with short summaries inspired by the discussions in the lecture. This will really help you if you struggle to take notes during the lectures because I managed to note down most of the important things he was discussing, and I know it can be difficult to concentrate on the lecture as well as listening to the lecturer.

includes: clinical reasoning, symptoms analysis, health literacy, general physical examination, competencies, focused general examinations