Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU)

What are three disadvantages of coaxial cable compared to other cable types? - It is expensive, not very flexible (hard to bend around corners), and using multiple splitters can degrade signal quality. What is the resistance rating of RG-59 coaxial cable? - RG-59 has a resistance rating of 75 ohms. It is used in CCTV video systems and for short cable TV runs under 3 meters. What is the resistance rating of RG-6 coaxial cable? - RG-6 also has a 75 ohm rating. It is used for cable TV, ...

What is metered utilization in cloud computing? - Metered utilization refers to on-demand computing (ODC), where resources are paid for based on use. Clients receive services as needed and only when needed. What is rapid elasticity in cloud computing? - Rapid elasticity is the ability to scale services automatically and quickly. Users can request more storage or resources instantly as their needs grow. What is high availability in cloud computing? - High availability ensures that res...

This guide explains key concepts in systems development and database design in a simple, structured way. It covers the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC), which is a step-by-step process for building software, comparing traditional Waterfall methods with flexible Agile approaches like SCRUM and Kanban. It also explains Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERDs) for planning database structures and Use Case Diagrams (UCDs) for mapping system interactions. The section on SQL and Databases introduc...

Effects of nitric oxide on the vascular system Regulation of eNOS Medications Effects of impaired NO production Endothelial dependent hyperpolarisation Influence of shear stress

Definitions Arterial Thrombosis Risk factors Causes Anti platelet therapy Thromboxane A2 signalling Aspirin effects Fibrinolytics Anticoagulants Adverse effects Venous thrombosis Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment

Classifications/Physiology/Features/Endothelial dysfunction/Consequences of hypertension/Treatment/Novel treatment strategies/Nanoparticles

Short overview of a clinical response to myocardial infarction - especially useful for students completing coursework on how to treat a patient after a myocardial infarction/reading an ECG Includes: -immediate action/MI meds/MI procedures/NHS guidelines for meds

Types/Stages/Burden/Symptoms/Diagnosis/Extensive Renal Physiology/Kiney Function/Histology/Formation of Urine/RAAS/GFR/Pathogenesis/Risk Factors/Interplay between pathology/Treatment

Physiology of HF/Socioeconomic influences/Clinical classifications/Clinical stages/Forms of HF/Causes(risk factors)/Remodelling/Cellular processes/Interventions

Extensive overview of cellular processes that contibute to disease as well as oxidative stress(ROS)