Medicine Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

"Full contents page, all pages numbered. Complete set of lecture notes for 2nd year Clinical Biochemistry for any biological or medical degree. These notes alone allowed the achievement of a first (1)/ A in this module. Contents Use of Biochemical Tests in Medicine – 2 Calcium Metabolism – 3 Clinical Enzymology – 5 Liver – 7 Serum Protein Separation – 10 Disorders of the Endocrine System – 12 Acid – Base Regulation – 14 Kidney Function and Renal Tests – 15"

Are you a PA student studying for your upcoming PAEA but have no time to read through an entire study guide? This is a comprehensive list of feedback and important points to know from the internal medicine PAEA to help you pass by working smarter and not harder!

A complete summarised group of documents complete for GCSE Edexcel History 9-1. To make these Summaries I used 3 sources: The CGP revision guide, The Edexcel textbook and 'my revision notes' textbook. I achieved an 8 in GCSE Edexcel History.

"Full contents page, all pages numbered. Complete set of lecture notes for 2nd year Cellular Pathology for any biological or medical degree. These notes alone allowed the achievement of a first (1)/ A in this module. Contents Introduction – 2 Histopathology – 6 Staining Tissue Sections – 11 Special Stains – 14 Immunocytochemistry – 18 Molecular Diagnostics in Histopathology – 22 Applications of Molecular Diagnosis – 25"

"Full contents page, all pages numbered. Complete set of lecture notes for 2nd year Cell Biology for any biological or medical degree. These notes alone allowed the achievement of a first (1)/ A in this module. Contents Microscopy – 2 Microfilaments – 4 Microtubules – 7 Microtubule Motor Proteins – 9 Transport Across Membranes – 11 Ion Channels – 14 Types of ATP Powered Pumps – 16 Carrier Mediated Transport – 19 Cell Signalling – 23 G Protein Coupled Receptors – 25 Recepto...

These set of notes provide a thorough description of the main internal diseases, including pulmonology, cardiology, gastroenterology, endocrinology, hematology and more!

Evolutionary (Ultimate) Explanations for Why We Get Sick? Antagonistic Pleiotropy between Early- and Later-Life Health Why We Get Sick? Proximate Explanation Ultimate Explanation

Development of Medicine Factors (Help or hindered progress) - provides points & named examples & facts - Warfare - Superstition & Religion - Government - Science & technology - Economy - Communication - Ideas

This is brief yet impressive introduction to physiology course of medicine. Important definitions and terms can be found about transport across membranes and feedback mechanisms with their relation to homeostasis