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1: Bacteria and their antibiotic treatment at a glance
Bacteria and their treatment at a glance Gram positive Cocci Catalase positiveàStaphylococcus ·         S. aureus – flucloxacillin ·..

2: IGCSE Physics Revision Notes
Unit 1 Measurements and units G (Giga) 1,000,000,000 M (Mega) 1,000,000 K (Kilio) 1,000 D (Deci) .1 C (Centi) 0.01 M (Milli) 0.001 ( Micro) 0.000001 1/1,000,000 N (Nano) 0.000000..

3: River Processes
Aims: To understand how rivers transport material. Erosion- Attrition, hydraulic action, carrasion, corrosion. Deposition.   Resources Waugh P.282 Internet s-cool.co.uk/geography   Activiti..

4: Drainage Basins & Rivers
Aims To define a drainage basin. To understand the key features of drainage basins To explain how the drainage basin system works To learn how to calculate drainage density   Resources Whaugh P..

5: Plate Margins
Aims: To differentiate between plate margins. Constructive margins Destructive margins Conservative margins Location of real life (empirical) examples of each type of margin.   Resources Waugh ..

6: The Natural Environment Plate Tectonics: An Introduction
Aims: To learn about the structure of the earth. To learn where the world’s major plate boundaries are found To learn the names of the most important plates To differentiate ( Categorize) betwe..

7: Kobe: Urbanization Problems & Solutions
Aims To identify some of the problems faced by a big city in an MEDC To explain the reasons why there are problems To identify and describe some of the management techniques used to solve the problem..

8: Transport In Cities
Aims: To understand why traffic in urban areas has increased. To identify the damaging effects of increased traffic in urban areas To explain how transport systems in urban areas can be ,managed to..

9: Changes At The Rural Urban Fringe and Shopping Centers
Aims To identify the changes at the rural-urban fringe To understand the causes of competition at the rural-urban fringe. To define concepts such as green belt, green field and brown field sites ..

10: Urban Change
Aims To describe the main problems with the old city centres To identify recent changes in the CBD To understand what is a shopping mall and why they were built To identify problems associated with s..

11: Unit 3 Petrochemicals and Fuels
Crude oil (petroleum) is made up of compounds made of hydrogen and carbon, they are called hydrocarbons Carbons is a very versatile element, it can join up to make chains, branched chains and rings Th..

12: Skin Pathology
Background   Skin First line of defence External and internal injury Organ itself     Structure Stratum corneum (horny layer) Struatum lucidum Stratum granulosum (..

13: Alcohol misuse
Alcohol misuse   There are 3 main types of alcohol problem: excessive consumption, problem drinking leading to alcohol related disability and alcohol dependence.   Excessive consumption &nb..

14: Therapeutics - Antidepressants
Therapeutics   Antidepressants   Class Examples Mechanism Indications Side effects Tricyclic Amitryptiline? Clomipramine? Imipramine Lofepramine Block NA + seroton..

15: Dementia in the elderly
Dementia   = global deterioration of higher mental functioning without reduction in consciousness that is progressive and (usually) irreversible. Dementia is a syndrome rather than a diagnosis. ..

16: Child Abuse
Non-accidental injury and child abuse     The characteristics of non-accidental injury: Injuries in very young children Explanations which do not match ap..

17: Illicit drug use
Illicit drugs use   Opioids e.g. heroin (smack), morphine   Used clinically as analgesics and antitussuives but they also produce euphoria. Heroin can be smoked (‘chasing the dragon&r..

18: Depression
Depressive episode   Symptoms must have been present for at least 2 weeks and there must be no evidence of hypomanic or manic symptoms previously and at least 2 of the following:   A depr..

19: Mood (affective) disorders
  Mood (affective) disorders (ICD-10 group 4)   Affect = a pattern of observable behaviours that is the expression of a subjectively experienced emotion e.g. euphoria, anger and sadness. Aff..

20: Personality Disorders
Personality Disorders   Personality = enduring qualities of an individual that are shown in his way of behaving in a wide variety of circumstances.   Personality disorder ICD-10 definition:..

21: Suicide and deliberate self-harm
Suicide and deliberate self-harm   Suicide   Can be a fundamental and sometimes unavoidable consequence of mental illness.   Epidemiology   Sex: more common in men Age: more c..

22: Therapeutics - Antipsychotics
Therapeutics   Antipsychotics   All neuroleptics are equally effective but potency and side-effects differ. All cause extra-pyramidal side effects (differing degrees) and raise prolactin le..

23: Therapeutics - Mood Stabalisers
Therapeutics   Mood stabilisers   LITHIUM   Indications   Prophylaxis of bipolar disorder (reduces severity and number of relapses) and unipolar depression As augmentation in..

24: Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia   Clinical features   Clinical features characteristically include:   Changes in thinking Changes in perception Blunted or inappropriate affect Reduced level of..

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