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Acute management of suspected spinal injury
Slides accompanying lecture on the assessment and systemic effects of spinal cord injury
Admission under the mental health act (MHA)
Slides explaining why someone might be sectioned and who is involved
Analgesics
Slides accompanying lecture covering: how the body sense pain; the various drug groups involved in treating pain; the mechanism of action and the major adverse effects of these drugs
Anatomy and pathology of head injury
Slides accompanying session on the anatomy and pathology for intracranial haemorrhage, diffuse axonal injury and contusions, and ischaemia/hypoxia
Anatomy of the male/female pelvis, perineum and genitalia
Slides accompanying lecture on the anatomy of the male and female pelvis, perineum and genitalia
Anatomy of the pelvis
This lecture covers two parts; the pelvis and the perineum. It also covers the osteology and muscular features of the pelvis. The lecture will cover also the male and female structures of the perineum and the function of pelvic diaphragm. Some anatomical models will be available in the lecture place to give more understanding of the topic. Thank you
Anti-convulsant drugs (anti-epileptics)
Slides accompanying lecture covering: types of epilepsy; stages of epilepsy; drug treatment for epilepsy
Antidepressant drugs
Slides accompanying lecture looking at drug strategies in the treatment of depression
Assessment of the patient with head injury
Slides accompanying lecture exploring a head injury case study
Autoregulation of cerebral blood flow
Slides accompanying lecture on autoregulation and treating raised ICP
Basic bone biology and bone remodelling
Slides accompanying lecture covering: bone structure; intramembranous and endochondral bone formation; how bone cells interact in bone remodelling; osteoporosis
Behaviours that can be challenging within an acute setting
Slides accompanying lecture describing behaviours shown by dementia patients and how to respond
Blood supply to the CNS
Slides accompanying lecture on the vascular supply of the brain, covering: the arterial supply of the CNS; its venous drainage; cerebrovascular disease
Brainstem
Slides accompanying lecture covering: the basic anatomy of the brainstem; common clinical lesion sites; correlating cranial nerve functions to brainstem reflexes
Brainstem and cranial nerve anatomy
Slides accompanying lecture on the anatomy of the brainstem and the cranial nerves
Calcium homeostasis
Slides accompanying lecture exploring how calcium homeostasis is maintained, the disorders resulting from loss of calcium homeostasis and the skeletal changes occurring in rickets/osteomalacia
Clinical assessment of the gynaecology patient
Slides accompanying lecture on a gynaecological clinical assessment, covering history taking, examination, investigations and a case-based discussion
Clinical manifestations of HIV and AIDS
Slides accompanying lecture on HIV and AIDS, describing the clinical features and symptoms by system, and some clinical vignettes
Cushing's syndrome - pituitary lecture by Dr Oswell
Slides accompanying lecture on the symptoms, signs, screening tests, investigations and treatment for Cushing's syndrome. Updated for 2015.
Dementia screening
Slides accompanying lecture covering: recent changes in screening; screening from a patient's perspective; comparing screening tools; the effects of screening on a patient and their family
Dementias and mild cognitive disorder
Slides accompanying lecture on dementia and MCI, covering: epidemiology; risk and genetics; differential diagnoses; assessment; types of dementia; management
Depression
Slides accompanying lecture on depression, covering: types of depression; diagnosis; history taking; psychological and pharmacological treatment
Development of the nervous system, motor and sensory systems - part 2
Slides accompanying session on the embryological development of the nervous system, and related clinical fetal malformations
Endocrine anatomy
This lecture covers the anatomy and microscopic anatomy of pituitary gland, thyroid and parathyroid glands, pancreas, and adrenal gland. The first practical will cover same glands.
Endocrine control of the menstrual cycle
Slides accompanying lecture covering: functions of the menstrual cycle; timeline of female reproductive function; hormonal contraception
Epilepsy
Slides accompanying lecture on the demographics, definitions, classifications and management of epilepsy
Female reproductive system
Slides accompanying lecture on the gross anatomy of the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes, including their relation to surrounding structures, blood supply and innervation
Gametogenesis to implantation
Slides accompanying lecture on gametogenesis, fertlisation and implantation Dec 18
Gynae Case Based Discussion 2016
Slides describing history-taking, examination and investigations for a gynaecological case study
HIV
Slides accompanying lecture on HIV, covering: epidemiology; clinical presentation; HIV testing; prevention
Hip and shoulder
Slides accompanying lecture on the anatomy of the hip and shoulder, covering: the structure and function of synovial joints; the axilla and femoral triangle; the brachial and lumbosacral plexuses
History taking and GALS Lecture
Clinical assessment of the musculoskeletal system lecture from Dr S Frye 2019
Interactive discussion - dementia and delirium
Slides accompanying discussion of case presentation, comparing dementia and delirium
Introduction to the reproductive system
Slides accompanying lecture describing the anatomy of the male reproductive system
Knee and elbow
Slides accompanying session covering: the structure and function of the knee and elbow; cubital and popliteal fossa; dermatomes and peripheral nerve distribution; myotomes
Learning and memory
Slides accompanying lecture covering: key psychological theories of learning and how these are relevant to treating and managing health conditions; key research findings regarding human memory, and the implications for students, doctors and patients.
Long-term care
Slides accompanying geronotology lecture looking at disability in older people and options for long-term care
Managing a safe environment for the confused patient
Presentation by Rachel Hayden, Dementia Team Nov 18
Mature person: case scenario
Slides describing the examination, history, investigations, diagnosis and treatment for a case study of an older patient who has had a fall
Menopause Presentation
Presentation by Mrs K Sargant 2015, covering: the definition and pathophysiology; chronic conditions affecting PM health, HRT
Multiple sclerosis
Slides accompanying lecture on the pathology, diagnosis, treatment and management of MS
Muscle and innervation 1
Slides accompanying session covering: the micro and macroscopic structure of muscle; the sarcomere; the brachial and lumbrosacral plexuses
Nerve cells and response to injury
Slides accompanying lecture covering: neuroglia in the CNS and PNS; nerve cell injury; types of neuronal damage; degeneration and regeneration
Neurological examination
Slides accompanying lecture on carrying out a physical examination of the peripheral nervous system
Normal birth
Slides accompanying lecture outlining the physiology of normal birth, and explaining how midwives facilitate normal birth and create a positive birth experience
Overview of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis
Slides accompanying session comparing the clinical and radiographic features of RA and OA; the presentation and management of RA and OA, and the role of the MDT in managing RA
Parkinson's disease and movement disorders
Slides accompanying lecture covering: common movement disorders; clinical features of Parkinson's disease (iPD); treatments available
Pathology and pathogenesis of arthritis
Self-study module giving an overview of the pathogenesis and pathology of osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
Pathology of ageing and dementia
Slides accompanying lecture looking at how the brain changes with age and dementia, including Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease and Huntingdon's disease
Pelvic contents
This lecture contains the learning outcomes as same as in the practical ones. The lecture describes the gross structures of male and female reproductive systems. It will also be on the innervation of pelvic viscera. Some male and female models will available in the lecture hall.
Peripheral neurological examination
A guide to peripheral neurological examination written by a student
Physiological adaptations at birth
Slides accompanying lecture covering: birth; intrauterine life; foetal and neonatal circulation; the first breath; renal and other systems; jaundice and neonatal resuscitation
Placental anatomy and function
Slides accompanying lecture covering: what the placenta does; placental structure at term; placental development; how the placenta functions as a barrier; how nutrients are transported across the placental barrier; how placental hormones change maternal physiology
Psychological adjustment in multiple sclerosis
Slides accompanying lecture on psychological adjustment to living with chronic illness, looking at multiple sclerosis
Psychological factors and interventions for chronic pain
Slides accompanying lecture covering: models, theories and research on the psychology of pain; the types of psychological interventions used in chronic pain
Psychological impact of HIV
Slides accompanying lecture by representative from the organisation 'Positive action - embracing life with HIV'
Recognition of self from non-self
Slides accompanying lecture covering: the function of T-cells; how antigens are processed and presented to T-cells; how T-cells recognise foreign antigens; how they know to respond only to these
Rehabilitation after head injury
Slides accompanying lecture describing the rehabilitation process for head injuries
Screening for Swallowing Problems
Lecture from Ailsa Bond and Suzanne Ramos, Speech and Language Therapists 2019
Social aspects of ageing
Slides accompanying gerontology lecture on population ageing; the impact of longer life expectancy; changing working and family lives
Spinal anatomy clinical cases
Slides accompanying lecture covering: sciatica; cauda equine syndrome; cervical brachalgia
Spinal cord
Slides accompanying lecture reviewing spinal cord anatomy and pathways, and relating this to spinal cord injury
Spinal cord - clinically relevant anatomy
Slides accompanying lecture on the anatomy of the spinal cord
Spinal imaging interpretation for the non-radiologist
Slides describing the available spinal imaging modalities and their common clinical indications; the pros and cons of each modality; the typical appearance of normal spinal anatomy and common pathologic findings
Stroke/brain injury radiology handout
Session 2 Stroke week handout produced by Dr Clive Vandervelde, Consultant Radiologist
Suggested resource links for medical students
Resource made available through GP network for all medical schools
Summary of the known major neurotransmitters
Table explaining the function of the main neurotransmitters, the effect of deficit and surplus for each, and how drugs can effect synaptic transmission
Swallowing
Slides accompanying lecture covering: the structures and mechanisms involved in swallowing; the clinical importance of swallowing
Taking a sexual history and sexually transmitted infections
Slides accompanying lecture covering: an introduction to taking a sexual history; common symptoms; summary of sexually transmitted infections (STIs); case scenarios
The Role of the Clinical Nurse Specialist and MDT in the management of arthritis
Lecture by Michelle Clarke 2016.2017
The doctors role in maintaining patient confidentiality and their responsibility to wider community
Slides accompanying lecture on HIV testing, looking at confidentiality and disclosure, and considering case scenarios
The gate control theory of pain
Information about the gate control theory of pain, from Chesterfield PCT Health Psychology service
The genetic and cellular basis of ageing
Slides accompanying lecture on the mechanisms of ageing; longevity genes; how genes influence ageing; syndromes of premature ageing. Also two papers for further reading.
The role of the clinical nurse specialist in care of lung cancer patients
Presentation by K Sadowski Dec 18
The spectrum of oxygen delivery systems
Presentation on oxygen therapy by Claire Townsend January 2020
Transmission of electrical signals by the nervous system
Slides accompanying lecture covering: chemical and electrical gradients; membrane potential; generation of action potentials; transmission along nerves; synaptic and junctional transmission; initiation of action potentials in neurons
Viruses in medicine
Slides accompanying lecture exploring the different mechanisms of viral replication and the implications that these have for viral transmission, identification and control
Welcome to Winchester - BM4 Y2 useful information
Booklet containing information about the Winchester sessions for the BM4 course.