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This comprehensive study guide covers everything you need to know about wound healing and fracture healing in human pathology, ideal for medical, nursing, and biomedical science students. It includes: Detailed mechanisms of tissue repair and regeneration Four phases of wound healing: Hemostasis, Inflammation, Proliferation, and Maturation Types of wound healing: Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary intention Factors influencing wound healing and common complications (e.g., keloids, delay...

inventory procedures in excel.

Covers Module 4 Endocrine System for HUBS191. Made in 2024.

Covers Module 1 Skeletal/ Muscle System and Module 3 Nervous System in HUBS191. Achieved with 99% in this paper using these notes so covers everything you need to know for these two modules. Written in 2024.

1) Haematology: Describe the management of anaemia in pregnancy. Describe the risk factors for bleeding and thrombosis in pregnancy. 1) Epilepsy: Describe the effects of pregnancy on the maternal disease and the effects of the disease on the pregnancy and developing fetus. Understand and describe the effects of antiepileptic medications on the developing fetus and managements strategies to reduce the risks. Recognise specific seizure triggers and certain high risk times of the antepartum an...

Drug Discovery Lecture and intro into pharmacology second year. Goes into the history of the first attempts of drug discovery furthermore expanding on antibiotic classes, history and resistance. Then dives into approach to target new drugs and the assays required in the drug target process.

Full notes for the course BSNS115 Accounting and Information Systems. Grade A+

Full notes for the lectures in BSNS111 - grade A+

Heart, Lungs, and Peripheral Vascular (Week 7: Ch. 13, 14, & 15) • Examination techniques of the Heart, Lungs, and PV systems (See Notes) • Examination findings of arterial blood flow in infants (339) (345) o At birth the cutting of the umbilical cord, through which oxygen has been provided in utero, requires the infant to begin breathing. The onset of respiration expands the lungs and carries air to the alveoli. o When pulse is weak, expect cardiac output bay be diminished or peripher...

All the notes needed for module one