EARLY MBBS · ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

A small first week, with a reason to return.

Six systems, twelve introductory objectives, then a return session. This pilot supports early MBBS learners who know basic cell structure. English lessons and separately reviewed Tamil versions open only when their current clinical approvals are present.

0 of 12 English lessons currently available. The approved pilot week is not complete yet. Pending sessions remain visible below.

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Begin with due Recall and weak questions in Study Plan, then use the next available foundation session. Its personal-week action uses your saved practice; review the suggestions before changing your plan.

Use my due and weak work in Study Plan →

This page is a sequence to consult. Study Plan keeps completed and manual sessions when generating from due/weak work; this page does not overwrite your dates or record completion.

The 25-minute session

  1. 5 minutes: check due Recall and retrieve an earlier concept without notes.
  2. 8 minutes: read the two available lessons and inspect their source sections.
  3. 7 minutes: answer both retrieval questions, explain an incorrect alternative and attempt the application task.
  4. 5 minutes: compare your reasoning with the feedback, save the exact Recall cards, and leave a next action in Study Plan.

Return the next day to the saved queue. Follow each card’s actual due date; do not reset its schedule to fit this outline. On a busy day, use five minutes for due work and leave the new lesson for later.

DAY 1 · 25 MINUTES · RESPIRATORY

Air, blood and exchange

Why oxygen enters the blood

Explain the direction of oxygen diffusion between alveolar air and blood.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 22.4 Gas Exchange ↗

Air supply and blood supply

Distinguish air movement from the supply of blood to an alveolus.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 22.4 Gas Exchange ↗

Later return: use the saved cards in Recall and revisit any explanation you could not reproduce. Clinical case coverage: not yet mapped.

DAY 2 · 25 MINUTES · RENAL

Locate the kidney filter

The nephron's filtering unit

Name and relate the two structures of the renal corpuscle.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 25.4 Microscopic Anatomy of the Kidney ↗

Podocytes and filtration slits

Identify the cell associated with glomerular filtration slits.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 25.4 Microscopic Anatomy of the Kidney ↗

Later return: use the saved cards in Recall and revisit any explanation you could not reproduce. Clinical case coverage: not yet mapped.

DAY 3 · 25 MINUTES · NEUROSCIENCE

Explain an electrical signal

The rising electrical signal

Explain the principal ion movement during a typical neuronal upstroke.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 12.4 The Action Potential ↗

Returning toward resting voltage

Explain the principal ion movement during neuronal repolarisation.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 12.4 The Action Potential ↗

Later return: use the saved cards in Recall and revisit any explanation you could not reproduce. Clinical case coverage: not yet mapped.

DAY 4 · 25 MINUTES · ENDOCRINE

Connect cells and glucose signals

Beta cells release insulin

Connect a pancreatic islet cell type with insulin release.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 17.9 The Endocrine Pancreas ↗

Alpha cells release glucagon

Connect a pancreatic islet cell type with glucagon release.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 17.9 The Endocrine Pancreas ↗

Later return: use the saved cards in Recall and revisit any explanation you could not reproduce. Clinical case coverage: not yet mapped.

DAY 5 · 25 MINUTES · DIGESTIVE

Separate dispersion and digestion

Bile helps fat meet enzymes

Distinguish the role of bile salts from enzyme-mediated digestion.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 23.7 Chemical Digestion and Absorption ↗

From protein chains to small units

Identify the absorbable products of protein digestion.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 23.7 Chemical Digestion and Absorption ↗

Later return: use the saved cards in Recall and revisit any explanation you could not reproduce. Clinical case coverage: not yet mapped.

DAY 6 · 25 MINUTES · IMMUNITY

From a barrier to a cell response

Skin as an everyday barrier

Explain intact skin as an innate defence.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 21.2 Barrier Defenses and Innate Immunity ↗

Engulf, enclose and break down

Describe what happens to an engulfed particle during phagocytosis.

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OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e · 21.2 Barrier Defenses and Innate Immunity ↗

Later return: use the saved cards in Recall and revisit any explanation you could not reproduce. Clinical case coverage: not yet mapped.

Coverage and limits

The lesson list above maps each objective to a source, retrieval question and current availability. Six paired lessons add application tasks. No clinical case or Tube video has yet been certified as matching these twelve objectives; neither is required to finish this foundation sequence.

Explore Clinical Studio separately · Explore MeyshanTube separately. Check the review status of anything you choose.

This is not full MBBS, NExT or USMLE coverage. Completing sessions, saving cards and returning to practice describe study use; they do not establish clinical competence or exam readiness.

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