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The structure of the human body: bones, joints and muscles, the organs of each system, and the vessels and nerves that supply them.
Tissues under the microscope: epithelium, connective tissue, muscle and nerve, and how they come together to build each organ.
Bacteria, viruses and fungi of medical importance: how they cause disease, how they are identified and how they are controlled.
How the body defends itself: innate barriers, complement, phagocytes, T and B cells and the antibodies they make.
Parasites of medical importance: protozoa, worms and arthropods, with their life cycles, diagnosis and treatment.
How the body works: membrane potentials, the cardiac cycle, gas exchange, renal clearance and hormonal control.
The chemistry of life: enzymes, bioenergetics and the metabolic pathways that link the fed and fasting states.
How disease disturbs normal function: inflammation, fever and shock, then the failing heart, lungs, kidneys and glands.
Disease as it looks in tissue: cell injury, inflammation, circulatory disorders and tumours, from the slide to the diagnosis.
How drugs act on the body and how the body handles them: pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and the main drug groups.
The adult patient: history and examination, then the diseases of the heart, lungs, gut, kidneys, glands and blood.
The skin, hair and nails: how to read a skin lesion, inflammatory skin disease, infections and skin tumours.
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