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Brain structure
easy ways of remembering the structure and functions of the brain
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Middlesex University - 2017 (First and Second Year) - All you need to know about trauma. Pharmacology/Human Science/Adult Nursing These notes will contain all you need to know about the types of trauma, how to deal with trauma and include notes from suggested research. Also includes Fractures and bone science, including fractures, arteries and osteoporosis.
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Protocol on how to make a Giemsa blood smear slide for red blood cell morphology
£1.00 Preview RemoveAQA AS BIOLOGY SPECIES DIVERSITY AND HUMAN ACTIVITY
Detailed first year (AS) biology notes to aid key revision of topics and enhance knowledge.
£1.50 Preview RemoveEnvironmental Microbiology 3: Microbes as a Component of Terrestrial Environments
These notes cover the microbes present in terrestrial environments as well as the factors that effect the soils and the microbes that inhabit them. These notes were taken from class lectures of a year three course.
£3.75 Preview Removehormones in/and the menstrual cycle
describing the hormones involved in the menstrual cycle as it goes on, how they affect it, and the ovum
£2.00 Preview RemoveRADIOGRAPHIC CONTRAST EXAMINATION INTRODUCTION
Radiographic contrast examinations are specialized imaging techniques that use contrast agents to enhance the visibility of internal structures on radiographs. These agents, introduced into the body via various methods such as oral, intravenous, or rectal administration, help differentiate tissues and organs that may not be clearly visible on standard X-rays. By altering the way X-rays interact with the body, contrast agents improve the visualization of soft tissues, blood vessels, and hollow organs, aiding in the diagnosis of various conditions. This introduction serves as a foundation for understanding the role and application of contrast in radiographic imaging.
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