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What are opioids? - ANS Opioids: • Street use - not for physical pain states. • Patients (signalling in pain pathways) - used in presence of pain. Presence of opioid in presence of pain does not have same effect as recreational use. • Self administration and access, but patient controlled analgesia (PCA) also involves self administration. • Animals and patients pick doses. • Heroin vs morphine - same drug. • Pain must counter reinforcement. • Patients become physically dep...

Key issues with brexit In putting Brexit into effect the UK authorities faced a number of issues: -How much economic damage was the UK willing to take in order to obtain the ability to depart from EU legal standards (as doing so would inevitably result in loss of access to the EU Single Market)? -How could Brexit be made legal reality without causing an enormous legal vacuum to open up? -The Northern Ireland peace agreement had been designed on the assumption that Ireland and the UK would ...

Economics - ANS The production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. What happens when competition is low? - ANS Production can be inefficient, without being penalized and manpower and other resources can be wasted. Competition leads to lower prices. When you move from monopolies to more competition, is innovation less or more? - ANS More innovation and less cost. Why are companies in business? - ANS to make money 1-10-100 rule - ANS As work moves through a process the pric...

economic activity - ANS measured by employment and output data, GDP and gross value added economic specialisation and structure - ANS places needing regeneration may increase economic specialisation or diversify economic structure characteristics of economic activity - health (measure, link) - ANS measured by morbidity, life expectancy and ill health, direct link between place, deprivation and associated lifestyles, and between health and economic sector/employment type characteristi...

economic activity - ANS measured by employment and output data, GDP and gross value added economic specialisation and structure - ANS places needing regeneration may increase economic specialisation or diversify economic structure characteristics of economic activity - health (measure, link) - ANS measured by morbidity, life expectancy and ill health, direct link between place, deprivation and associated lifestyles, and between health and economic sector/employment type characteristics of ...

What are the social determinants of health? - ANS conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age social economic political model to explain various influences in behaviour - ANS Socioecological attempts to show layers and map relationships between individuals and their health non-modifiable causes at centre lifestyle factors social networks living and working conditions What has hugest impact on health - ANS Socioeconomic factors have a bigger impact than healthcare qu...

SPC is based on __________ - ANS samples how close measurements are to each other - ANS precision how close a measurement is to the true value - ANS accuracy - can be described completely by knowing only the mean, and standard deviation - The area under sections of the curve can be used to estimate the cumulative probability of a certain "event" occurring - ANS properties of a normal distribution Usually, we set control limits of __________ - ANS +/- 3 standard deviations - Every proces...

Educational background: - ANS Lionel Robbins his economic tutor for PPE Oxford 1929, scholarship to study under-consumptionist theories at UCL 1929, 1930= appointed to a lectureship in economics at LSE Political background: - ANS nonconformist, active in Union and Oxford Uni Labour Club 1930s Works= - ANS Purchasing Power and the Trade Depression, The Problem of Credit policy Not in its abstract form that economics caught his imagination but in: - ANS the role economists could play in devel...

Educational background: - ANS Lionel Robbins his economic tutor for PPE Oxford 1929, scholarship to study under-consumptionist theories at UCL 1929, 1930= appointed to a lectureship in economics at LSE Political background: - ANS nonconformist, active in Union and Oxford Uni Labour Club 1930s Works= - ANS Purchasing Power and the Trade Depression, The Problem of Credit policy Not in its abstract form that economics caught his imagination but in: - ANS the role economists could play in devel...

where is london? - ANS south east , western europe, northern hemisphere why good site for development - ANS lowest bridging point on thames and at high tide ships were able to navigate up river so city was a port london population - ANS 1/8th of population lives in london and 37% of ethnic minorities that were born outside the UK average age 36 42% of Londoners in 2013 were of a different ethnicity and this may overtake white poole by 2040 distribution of wealth - ANS average earnings 10,...