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Medical Physics & Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Essential medical optics, electrophysiology, radiation physics, and clinical toxicology for Bangladesh Medical Admission.
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Poiseuille's Law Dependence on Vessel Radius
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Poiseuille's Law Dependence on Vessel Radius
Volumetric blood flow rate is **proportional to radius to the fourth power ()**: $$. A 50% lumen narrowing cuts flow by 16-fold.
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Korotkoff Sounds Origin in Blood Pressure Auscultation
Turbulent jetting of blood through the partially compressed brachial artery beneath the sphygmomanometer cuff.
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Reynolds Number Threshold for Turbulent Blood Flow
$$. Flow is laminar when $\text{Re} < 2000$; turbulence and audible bruits/murmurs arise when **$\text{Re} > 2000-3000$**.
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Ultrasound Frequency Range in Medical Diagnostic Sonography
Sound above human hearing (>20 kHz); clinical abdominal and vascular transducers operate between 2.0 MHz and 15.0 MHz.
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Physical Principle of Ultrasound Transducer Probes
Piezoelectric effect, where lead zirconate titanate (PZT) crystals interconvert electrical voltage pulses and mechanical acoustic waves.
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Acoustic Impedance Formula and Unit
$$ (tissue density multiplied by speed of sound in tissue), measured in Rayls ($kg / (m^2 s)$). Governs boundary echo reflection.
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Doppler Ultrasound Blood Velocity Equation
$\Delta f$ is frequency shift, $v$ is blood velocity, and $\theta$ is insonation angle.
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Refractive Power of the Human Cornea vs Crystalline Lens
Total eye power: ~+60 Diopters. Cornea provides +40 to +44 D (~70%); Lens provides +15 to +20 D with dynamic accommodation.
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Myopia vs Hypermetropia Refractive Defect and Corrective Lenses
Myopia (image in front of retina): Concave (diverging) lens. Hypermetropia (image behind retina): Convex (converging) lens.
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Correction for Astigmatism
Cylindrical lens, which refracts light differentially along specific orthogonal meridians to correct asymmetrical corneal curvature.
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Electrocardiogram (ECG) Waveforms and Corresponding Events
P wave: Atrial depolarization. QRS complex: Ventricular depolarization. T wave: Ventricular repolarization.
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Mechanism of Action of External Defibrillation
Delivers a high-energy DC electric shock that simultaneously depolarizes all myocardium, halting chaotic fibrillation and enabling SA node resumption.
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Physical Basis of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Precession and radiofrequency resonance relaxation of **hydrogen nucleus protons ()** in a strong external static magnetic field.
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Diagnostic Radiopharmaceutical for SPECT Scans
**Technetium-99m ()**, half-life 6 hours, emitting clean 140 keV gamma rays with minimal tissue radiation dose.
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Radioactive Isotope for Thyroid Carcinoma Ablation
**Iodine-131 ()**, concentrated by thyroid follicular cells, emitting targeted tissue-destroying beta particles (half-life ~8 days).
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Mechanism of Bremsstrahlung Radiation in X-Ray Tubes
Rapid deceleration of high-speed cathode electrons in the nuclear electrostatic field of the rotating tungsten target anode.
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Radiopacity Hierarchy on Chest Radiographs (Darkest to Brightest)
Air (black) -> Fat (dark gray) -> Soft tissue/water (light gray) -> Bone (white) -> Metal (bright radiopaque white).
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Positron Annihilation in PET Imaging
Positron () collides with electron (), annihilating into two 511 keV gamma photons flying apart at 180 degrees.
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SI Units of Radiation: Absorbed Dose vs Equivalent Biological Dose
Absorbed physical dose: Gray (Gy, 1 J/kg). Equivalent biological dose: Sievert (Sv, dose x weighting factor).
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Law of Bergonie and Tribondeau in Radiotherapy
Cellular radiosensitivity is directly proportional to mitotic reproductive rate and inversely proportional to degree of cellular differentiation.
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Arterial PO2 vs Alveolar PO2 Values
Atmospheric dry air : ~160 mmHg; Alveolar gas : ~104 mmHg (diluted by water vapor 47 mmHg and alveolar 40 mmHg).
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Pathology of Decompression Sickness (The Bends)
Rapid ambient depressurization forces dissolved **Nitrogen gas ()** out of solution into microbubbles occluding capillaries and joint tissues.
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Chemical Antidote for Acute Lead Poisoning
**Calcium Disodium EDTA ()**, chelating into an inert water-soluble complex excreted in urine.
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Antidote for Paracetamol (Acetaminophen) Overdose
N-Acetylcysteine (NAC), replenishing hepatic glutathione reserves to neutralize the toxic reactive metabolite NAPQI.
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Most Common Composition of Kidney Stones (Renal Calculi)
**Calcium oxalate (), accounting for roughly 75% to 80%** of all clinical urinary calculi, radiopaque on X-rays.
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Chemical Name of Aspirin and Synthesis Precursor
Acetylsalicylic acid, synthesized by esterification of salicylic acid with acetic anhydride in the presence of acid catalyst.
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