Summary of learning objectives from PBL case 13

Timestamps

00:13 - Diabetes, diagnosis, types 1 and 2

02:16 - Glucose, glycogen, lipids and proteins synthesis and breakdown

09:54 - Ketone bodies and ketoacidosis

12:41 - Importance of maintaining blood glucose, source & MOA of insulin and glucagon

14:44 - Buffers in blood, lung and kidney response to metabolic acidosis, importance of maintaining K+/Na+ in plasma during DKA management

19:46 - Pathogenesis and pathology of micro/macrovascular disease in diabetes

22:00 - Management of diabetes

24:40 - Management of DKA

Summary of learning objectives from PBL case 12 Bob Da Costa

Timestamps

00:25 - Fluid compartments, endocrine overview

10:24 - Hormone deficiency and excess (adrenals)

20:25 - Pre-renal, renal and post-renal AKI

29:01 - Abdominal wall and urinary system anatomy

56:42 - Histology and function of kidney and nephron

01:04:42 - GFR and laboratory findings in AKI

01:14:34 - Dialysis indications, principles of RRT and nutritional advice for dialysis

01:21:15 - NSAIDs, transport in kidney, fluid balance and homeostasis and clinical signs of hypovolemia

Summary of BCS learning objectives for PBL case 11

Timestamps

00:06 Gross anatomy of lower digestive tract (small and large intestine, appendix) and function

15:37 Retroperitoneal. secondary retroperitoneal and peritoneal organs

17:30 Functions of duodenum, jejunum, ileum and large intestines, pancreas and pancreaticobiliary tree

20:27 Absorption of carbohydrates, fats and proteins

24:24 Signs and symptoms of malabsorption

31:34 Effects of malabsorption on FBC, clotting and biochemistry

33:51 Howell-Jolly Bodies

35:42 Common causes of diarrhoea, investigation and management

43:52 Coeliac

58:13 Common clinical presentations, pathology and management of inflammatory bowel disease

1:07:10 Parasympathetic nervous system in relation to the heart, eye, bladder, GI tract and lungs and pharmacology

Summary of BCS lobs for PBL case 10 Michelle Ramsey

Timestamps

0:05 - Anatomy of the liver, pancreas, duodenum, spleen and relevant circulatory systems.  

13:17 - Normal liver lobule, specific functions and histology

18:24 - Roles of the liver

26:01 - Alcoholic liver damage & alcohol on drug metabolism, paracetamol liver damage, paracetamol overdose

35:37 - Liver regeneration and LFT interpretation

46:07 - Jaundice

50:54 - Nutrition

Summary of second half of BCS learning objectives from PBL case 9 David Morton

Part one of BCS summary learning objective for PBL Case 9 David Morton

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