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3. Models of Health

WEBInequalities in Health. A 2019 report by the King’s fund states: ‘In 2015–17, males living in the least deprived 10 per cent of areas in England could expect to live …

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How to Use SimpleMed

WEBSimpleMed is a free-to-use platform to learn medicine, quiz yourself and socialise with other medics. This site was created by a small group of Doctors and Medical Students looking …

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1. Anatomy of the Cardiovascular System

WEBThe Heart is a muscular organ in the thoracic cavity that pumps blood through vessels in the body. It consists of four chambers: two atria and two ventricles. …

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Cardiovascular System

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6. Basics of Bone Anatomy

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2. The Cardiac Cycle

WEBThe cardiac cycle can be used to explain the different heart sounds heard (closing of valves) and the changes seen in an ECG. Core. The heart is an amazing …

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11. Cellular Adaptations

WEBCellular Adaptations. In response to various stimuli, tissues can have a number of responses including tissue growth (by either increasing cell size or cell …

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5. Structure of Bones

WEBStructure of Bones. There are 206 bones in the adult body. The functions of bones include locomotion, protection and haematopoiesis to name a few. There are …

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Basics of Pathology

WEBPathology. Cells can die by oncosis (uncontrolled and affects neighbouring healthy cells) or apoptosis (controlled and isolated). Cells can maintain their internal …

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5. Health Economics

WEBKey Terms for Health Economics. Scarcity – resources are limited so prioritisation is inevitable. Technical Efficiency – the ability to get the most out of limited …

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2. Epidemiological Studies

WEBEcological studies are the easiest study design to understand and an example of a descriptive study. They involve collecting a population of people, …

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1. An Introduction to Pathology

WEBAbstract. Pathology is a diverse field and an essential keystone within medicine. From diagnosis to discharge pathology will be behind the scenes. There are …

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Population & Social Science

WEBClick a title to view the article on the topic and its associated quiz! 1. Introduction to Population Science. Define population science, social science and public health. …

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Cardiovascular System Examination

WEBIntroduction. Introduce yourself to the patient and ensure to mention your grade e.g. 3rd year medical student/junior doctor/consultant.. Confirm the patient’s …

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4. Beliefs of the Public

WEBLay beliefs are beliefs of the public that aim to explain complex health issues. Health behaviour is behaviour undertaken to maintain health. Sick role behaviour is done to …

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