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Need help with the first exam of the year, this will cover all the essential points to pass, this document goes over all the key terms, types of cancer, blood work, treatment options, health and safety, and communication aswell as looking into diffrent types of cancer (prostate, breast) to begin your understanding into the course. From this you will definitely receive a passing grade and is a good way to refresh your memory going into 2nd yr

Here is a PowerPoint covering every topic that come up on the PPR1 exam for first year therapeutic radiotherapy and oncology, this covers everything from blood to cell damage, to treatment. All the slides are key to revising the subject and will provide a solid foundation to grow your knowledge in later years and ensures a passing grade in the exam.

This is a revision guide for first year anatomy in radiotherapy to build a foundation for your knowledge and achieve a passing grade (i got 67/100 form these notes alone). This can also be used as a refresher before going into year 2 and is also useful to review before going into clinical.

This is a visual summary of all topics covered in a typical (Heart and Mediastinum) section of a Human anatomy course in any medical university. Subsections are : layers and location of the Pericardium, location of the heart in the chest, all Coronary arteries and the structures they supply, all major coronary veins, Major heart chambers and their important landmarks . It will help you go over the key high yield points with visual representations from the best atlases out there without wasting t...

This is a visual summary of all topics covered in a typical (Abdomen) section of a Human anatomy course in any medical university. Subsections are : Parietal and visceral Peritoneum, Stomach, Spleen, Liver, Duodenum, Small and Large intestines, branches of the Abdominal aorta, Kidneys and ureters, Bladder. It will help you go over the key high yield points with visual representations from the best atlases out there.

A thoroughly summarised revision tool to understand cardiovascular medicine. Key features include: 1. Most common conditions such as diabetes, hypothyroidism, Cushing's disease, Addison's disease and more. 2. Pathophysiology and clinical presentation including buzzwords tailored for exam preparation 3. Diagnostic tools including first line testing and gold standard tests 4. Management strategies in line with NICE guidelines 5. High yield facts

A thoroughly summarised revision tool to understand cardiovascular medicine. Key features include: 1. Most common conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, Sjorgen's, ankylosing spondylitis and more. 2. Pathophysiology and clinical presentation including buzzwords tailored for exam preparation 3. Diagnostic tools including first line testing and gold standard tests 4. Management strategies in line with NICE guidelines 5. High yield facts

A thoroughly summarised revision tool to understand cardiovascular medicine. Key features include: 1. Most common conditions such as sexually transmitted infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, epididymo-orchitis and many more. 2. Pathophysiology and clinical presentation including buzzwords tailored for exam preparation 3. Diagnostic tools including first line testing and gold standard tests 4. Management strategies in line with NICE guidelines 5. High yield facts

A thoroughly summarised revision tool to understand cardiovascular medicine. Key features include: 1. Most common conditions such as nephrotic and nephritic syndromes, acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, renal malignancies and more. 2. Pathophysiology and clinical presentation including buzzwords tailored for exam preparation 3. Diagnostic tools including first line testing and gold standard tests 4. Management strategies in line with NICE guidelines 5. High yield facts

A thoroughly summarised revision tool to understand cardiovascular medicine. Key features include: 1. Most common conditions including ophthalmological emergencies such as glaucoma, conjunctivitis, blepharitis, retinal occlusion and more. 2. Pathophysiology and clinical presentation including buzzwords tailored for exam preparation 3. Diagnostic tools including first line testing and gold standard tests 4. Management strategies in line with NICE guidelines 5. High yield facts