Lessons
- 1. The Liver
- 2. Histology of the Liver
- 3. The Ornithine Cycle
- 4. The Kidneys
- 5. Histology of the Kidney (NO VIDEO)
- 6. Ultrafiltration
- 7. Selective Reabsorption
- 8. The Loop of Henle
- 9. Osmoregulation & Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
- 10. Kidney Failure
- 11. Treatments of Kidney Failure
- 12. Excretory Products
The Liver
Maths Skills, Liver, Microscopes
A LEVEL - PAPER 1 2017 - QUESTION 17
Some tricky maths skills are tested here.
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Histology of the Liver
Histology, Control of Heart Rate, Reflexes
A LEVEL - PAPER 1 2018 - QUESTION 23
Check out the other histology questions and you will soon learn how to identify the different tissue types from photomicrographs.
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The Ornithine Cycle
Liver, Transport Across Membranes
A LEVEL - PAPER 1 2015 - QUESTION 17
Very difficult level of response question that requires deep understanding to master.
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The Kidneys
Kidney, Cell Division, Stem Cells
A LEVEL - PAPER 1 2017 - QUESTION 22
Identifying cells and tissues from photomicrographs can be difficult the first time so get familiar with questions like this in practice so you're not doing it for the first time in the real exam.
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Histology of the Kidney (NO VIDEO)
Kidney, Cell Division, Stem Cells
A LEVEL - PAPER 1 2017 - QUESTION 22
Identifying cells and tissues from photomicrographs can be difficult the first time so get familiar with questions like this in practice so you're not doing it for the first time in the real exam.
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Ultrafiltration
Kidney, Tissue Fluid
A LEVEL - PAPER 3 2018 - QUESTION 6
Great extended response question on ultrafiltration and tissue fluid. Remember the emphasis is on the similarities and differences so it makes sense to structure your response in that format rather than discussing ultrafiltration then tissue fluid in turn.
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Selective Reabsorption
Kidney, Tissue Fluid
A LEVEL - PAPER 3 2018 - QUESTION 6
Great extended response question on ultrafiltration and tissue fluid. Remember the emphasis is on the similarities and differences so it makes sense to structure your response in that format rather than discussing ultrafiltration then tissue fluid in turn.
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The Loop of Henle
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Osmoregulation & Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
Kidney, Cell Division, Stem Cells
A LEVEL - PAPER 1 2017 - QUESTION 22
Identifying cells and tissues from photomicrographs can be difficult the first time so get familiar with questions like this in practice so you're not doing it for the first time in the real exam.
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Kidney Failure
Kidney, Tissue Fluid
A LEVEL - PAPER 3 2018 - QUESTION 6
Great extended response question on ultrafiltration and tissue fluid. Remember the emphasis is on the similarities and differences so it makes sense to structure your response in that format rather than discussing ultrafiltration then tissue fluid in turn.
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Treatments of Kidney Failure
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Excretory Products
Blood Vessels, Steroids, Evaluation, Data Interpretation
A LEVEL - PAPER 1 2019 - QUESTION 19
Make sure you practice the final part of this question as evaluating a statement or conclusion is a key skill that comes up frequently.
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