Concise and easy to access notes on the physiology of the renal system for first year dental students. Covers kidney structure, renal corpuscle & tubule structure, glomerular filtration & clearance, tubular reabsorption & secretion, regulation of blood volume, the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system and acid base regulation / compensation.

Concise and easy to access notes on the physiology of the respiratory system for first year dental students. Covers lung volumes & capacities, ventilation rates, respiratory tract anatomy, alveoli, respiratory vasculature & lymphatics, lung mechanics, gas laws & partial pressure, oxygen & carbon dioxide transport and control of breathing.

Concise and easy to access notes on the physiology of the cardiovascular system for for first year dental students. Covers the physics of the cardiovascular system (cardiac output, stroke volume, etc), cardiac cycle, electrical activity, electrocardiograms, cardiac output, control of blood pressure, microcirculation, haemostasis, coagulation & the fibrinolytic system and blood groups.

Concise and easy to access notes on the upper limb anatomy for first year dental students. Covers the bones, musculature, blood supply and nerve supply of the upper limbs.

Concise and easy to access notes on the anatomy of the respiratory system for first year dental students. Covers the thoracic cavity, the vertebral column, the thoracic vertebra, the ribs, the diaphragm, the lungs and the musculature of the respiratory system.

Concise and easy to access notes on the anatomy of the cardiovascular system for first year dental students. Covers the heart surfaces, pericardium, atria, ventricles, heart valves, coronary blood vessels, electrical conduction and blood vessels.

Concise and easy to access notes on the anatomy of the neck for first year dental students. Covers the neck, pharynx, larynx, ear & eye structure, the extra-ocular muscles and vestibular system.

Concise and easy to access notes on the anatomy of the head for first year dental students. Covers the oral cavity (with vasculature, nerve supply and lymphatic drainage), the tongue, nasal cavity, neurocranium, viscerocranium, cranial fossa & foramina, face & scalp and mastication.

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