PassPom 2025 Crashcourse Day 1: Cell Signalling , Cell Integrity , Cell Replication , Cell injury and fate , Fluids Compartments and Solutes

Name: PassPom 2025 Crashcourse Day 1: Cell Signalling , Cell Integrity , Cell Replication , Cell injury and fate , Fluids Compartments and Solutes
Start: 2025-04-01T11:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-04-01T12:00:00+00:00

1st Apr 2025

11:00am - 12:00pm (GMT)

Pathology

1st Apr 2025

11:00am - 12:00pm (GMT)

Hosted on MedAll

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Description

🚨 Calling all first-year medics! 🚨

Struggling with POM? Want to ace your exams with expert-led teaching?

🩺📚 Join our POM Crash Course – a FREE, interactive lecture series designed to break down key concepts and boost your confidence! 💡✨

📅 Date: 1/04/25

📍 Location: MedAll

Summary

Step up your medical skills with our PassPom 2025 Crashcourse Day 1. This FREE interactive session, specially crafted for first-year medical students, covers important concepts like cell signaling, integrity, replication, injury and fate, and fluids compartments and solutes. Enhance your knowledge through expert-led teaching and get ready to ace your exams. Join us at MedAll on the 1/04/25 - don't miss out on this opportunity to learn and thrive in your medical journey.

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Learning objectives

To understand the basic concepts of cell signalling, its process and what roles it plays in the human body system.
Identify and comprehend the concept of cell integrity, its importance in maintaining the health and functionality of the body's cells.
To gain an in-depth understanding of the processes involved in cell replication and how it contributes to the growth, development, and healing within the body.
To explore the various forms of cell injury, what causes them, their effects, as well as their fates including adaptations, reversible injury, and death.
To achieve a clear understanding of the distribution of water, electrolytes and other solutes in the body, the concept of fluid compartments and how they maintain homeostasis in the body.

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