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Pulse oximetry testingWeb link
Principles and uses of pulse oximetry in medical physics in straightforward language. Edexcel Physics Topic 6 P3 6.5
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UltrasoundWeb link
AQA Physics 13.6, including specification statements, diagrams, information and a topic quiz with answers. From the Antonine Education UK website.
Science Worlds: Q&A: What are gamma rays used for in medicine?Web link
Information from Science Worlds on the use of gamma radiation to treat cancer and to detect disease.
PULSE: Accelerator Science in MedicineWeb link
Slides describing the use of particle accelerators in medicine and radiation to treat cancer, from the PULSE website.
CAT Scans and X-RaysWeb link
Clear and simple explanation from Physics 2000 of how multiple X-rays are used to create 3D images of the internal human body, including interactive activities.
X-RaysWeb link
Clear and friendly explanation from Physics 2000 of how X-rays are produced and how X-ray images are made. Series of pages with interactive aspects.
Electrocardiogram - ECGWeb link
Basic information from AnaesthesiaUK about how an ECG works by detecting electrical impulses in the heart.
Electrocardiogram - ECG BasicsWeb link
Basic explanation from AnaesthesiaUK of how an electrocardiogram (ECG) works including the characteristic shape of a normal ECG output.
Action Potentials and ECGWeb link
Information page with a link to an ECG image of the heart's electrical impulses.
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Pulse oximetry testingWeb link
Principles and uses of pulse oximetry in medical physics in straightforward language. Edexcel Physics Topic 6 P3 6.5
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Medical Physics: exploring, treating, understanding
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This is a free pack, produced by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine, and EPSRC. It includes an A5, 40-page textbook, teachers’ notes, three posters and CD ROM which reproduces this m...
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Visible Human Project: The University of MichiganWeb link
The University of Michigan Visible Human Project uses the internet to make the American National Library of Medicine's Visible Human data available through interactive browsers. The website is still u...
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Institue Of Physics: Inside StoryWeb link
Inside Story was produced by the Institute of Physics and the Medical Research Council as part of Einstein Year. The site is to teach about physics in medicine. It consists of flash based activates ex...
Medical Physics Teaching Materials for SchoolsWeb link
This website supports a teaching pack which has been circulated to all UK schools. It contains lessons as PowerPoint presentations and other material aimed at helping teachers to teach science with ex...
PULSE: Accelerator Science in MedicineWeb link
Slides describing the use of particle accelerators in medicine and radiation to treat cancer, from the PULSE website.
Ultrasound Principles and UsesWeb link
Information with many interactive and visual demonstrations of how ultrasound works and the physics principles behind it. From AnaesthesiaUK.
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UltrasoundWeb link
AQA Physics 13.6, including specification statements, diagrams, information and a topic quiz with answers. From the Antonine Education UK website.
Ultrasound Principles and UsesWeb link
Information with many interactive and visual demonstrations of how ultrasound works and the physics principles behind it. From AnaesthesiaUK.
X-RaysWeb link
Clear and friendly explanation from Physics 2000 of how X-rays are produced and how X-ray images are made. Series of pages with interactive aspects.
CAT Scans and X-RaysWeb link
Clear and simple explanation from Physics 2000 of how multiple X-rays are used to create 3D images of the internal human body, including interactive activities.
PULSE: Accelerator Science in MedicineWeb link
Slides describing the use of particle accelerators in medicine and radiation to treat cancer, from the PULSE website.
Science Worlds: Q&A: What are gamma rays used for in medicine?Web link
Information from Science Worlds on the use of gamma radiation to treat cancer and to detect disease.
International Engineering Consortium: Fibre OpticsWeb link
From the IEC, a series of webpages explaining the theory and practical uses of fibre optics, including images and diagrams.
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