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1Live Voice Lesson

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First-pass metabolism · Pharmacology

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3 of 5 · Why the oral dose is larger

Listening

A tablet has to go through the gut wall and then straight through the liver before any of it reaches the rest of you. The liver takes a cut on the way past, and what is left is the bioavailable fraction.

YouSo an injection skips all of that?

It does. Straight into the blood, nothing taken off, which is why the oral dose of the same drug is the larger of the two.

2Drawings

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When a curve or a diagram explains it faster than words, the tutor draws one beside what it is saying and you can pull it about. It stays with the Lesson, so it is still there and still working when you come back to it.

Big O notation · Data Structures

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Watch what happens to the two lines as n grows. Drag it up and the gap stops being a detail.

How the two rates pull apart

Drag n and watch the gap between n and n log n open up.

n = 16
nn log n

3Quick Quiz

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Pick a quiz type (multiple choice, fill in the blank, true or false, or a mix) and answer five, ten or fifteen questions from your own study material.

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A firm in perfect competition is producing where marginal cost is above marginal revenue. What should it do?

  • aRaise its priceYou

    It cannot. A price taker sells at the market price or sells nothing.

  • bReduce output

    Each extra unit is costing more than it earns, so the last ones are losing money.

  • cLeave the market

Profit is at its highest where marginal cost equals marginal revenue. Above it, cutting output raises profit.

  • Lecture 6 Perfect Competition.pdf · page 22Open

4Flashcards

A deck for every concept.

Drill the terms and definitions until they stick, in the ten minutes before a tut. The ones you keep missing come back sooner; the ones you know stop taking up time.

Brachial plexus · Anatomy

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5Sources

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Every concept, question and card carries where it came from: page 148, or 14:20 in the recording. Open it and you are looking at that passage.

Chapter 12 Elasticity of Demand.pdf

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12.3 Price elasticity of demand

Sections

  • Determinants of demandpage 141
  • Price elasticitypage 148
  • Cross elasticitypage 155
  • Income elasticitypage 161

6Today

Know what to open first.

The Today tab picks a few concepts and says why each is there: a review is due, this one caught you out twice, the exam is close. Spaced repetition, without a schedule to keep.

Today · Biochemistry

3 worth a look

Krebs cycle regulation

Learning

This one has caught you out a few times recently.

Enzyme inhibition

Review due

A review is due. It has been 12 days.

Glycolysis: the rate-limiting steps

New

New from Lecture 9. No history yet.

Today says what deserves attention. You choose Lesson, Quiz, Flashcards or Sources.

7Mistakes

Go back to what you got wrong.

Every wrong answer is kept with what you said and what the material says, grouped by what it was testing. Work through only those; they drop off once you get them right.

Mistakes · Organic Chemistry

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SN1 and SN2 mechanisms

Revisit
  • Which substrate favours SN1×3

    You: Primary alkyl halide

    Tertiary. The carbocation is stabilised by three alkyl groups.

  • Effect of a polar aprotic solvent

    You: Slows the reaction down

    It speeds SN2 up by leaving the nucleophile unsolvated.

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How are Live Voice Lesson minutes counted?

By connected conversation time, measured on our servers and rounded up to the nearest minute. When they run out, Lessons stop starting; concepts, quizzes, flashcards and Today carry on. Top-ups are 60 minutes for $5 or 180 for $12, they do not expire, and included minutes are spent first.

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