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Gastrointestinal Physiology
What are the two types of action ...,
What are the two types of contrac...,
What are the main components of t...
44
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Metabolism
What is the basic reaction by whi...,
Which enzyme s are responsible fo...,
Glycogenesis
53
cards
Endocrine Physiology
Which enzyme is considered highly...,
What is the moa of sulfonylurea d...,
What is the moa by which glucagon...
17
cards
Membranes, Nerve, Muscle and Neurophysiology
What is the nernst equation with ...,
For each of the following molecul...,
How does urea move through the cell
57
cards
Renal Physiology
What are the sources of insensibl...,
What are the main water in s and ...,
What is the fluid composition of ...
90
cards
Respiratory Physiology
Main anatomical divisions of the ...,
What is the difference,
Which pneumocyte type is responsi...
36
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Cardiovascular Physiology
What is the resting potential of ...,
What is the stimulus for the card...,
How does the site of innervation ...
9
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Haematology (The Basics/Physiology)
What is the normal concentration ...,
Outline the main precursors stem ...,
Outline the stages of erythrocyte...
19
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Immunology: Cytokines, Cell Markers
Cd3,
Cd4,
Cd8
53
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ECG
Approach to an ecg 6 steps,
Calculation of instantaneous hear...,
Pen x10 rule
19
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Cardiology: Clinical
Sodium nitroprusside main indicat...,
Nitroglycerin main indications mo...,
What receptors does dobutamine wo...
45
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EBVM/Stats/Epidemiology
Sensitivity of a diagnostic test,
Specificity of a diagnostic test,
Ppv
4
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Miscellaneous Pharmacology
Remdesevir moa,
What is the side effect of ronida...,
What are the common side effects ...
3
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Infectious Disease
Which tick is most commonly respo...,
What other bacterial organism is ...,
Which is the more common manifest...
26
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Endocrine Clinical
Possible reasons why congenital h...,
When might congenital dwarfism be...,
Clinical features of congenital h...
80
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GI Clinical
Disadvantage of parvovirus elisa,
Which clostridial toxins are most...,
Which e coli species is associate...
65
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Pancreatic Disease
Possible aetiologies of epi,
How much of the exocirine pancrea...,
What side effect has been reporte...
3
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Hepatic Disease
Which type of pss is more commonl...,
Why does clinical icterus take 2 ...,
At what level of bilirubin does c...
53
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Renal/Urinary Clinical
Most common canine uroliths and s...,
Breed predisposition to rate and ...,
What size urolith can be removed ...
75
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Haematology and Immunology: Clinical
What type of immune response is i...,
What percentage of dogs will have...,
Why is pt often prolonged first i...
95
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Respiratory: Clinical
What is a normal inspiration expi...,
How does opening the mouth help d...,
Under what conditions do stridor ...
35
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Oncology
Define transcription translation,
Molecular components of a dna nuc...,
Which base is substituted for ura...
35
cards
Neuro: Clinical
Acvim 2015 recommendations on whe...,
Acvim 2015 recommendations for ae...,
Acvim 2015 recommendations for ae...
24
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Pharmacology: Miscellaneous
Moa azole anti fungals,
Moa griseofulvin,
Terbinafine moa
7
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Renal Physiology COPY
What are the sources of insensibl...,
What are the main water in s and ...,
What is the fluid composition of ...
90
cards
Gastrointestinal Physiology COPY
What are the two types of action ...,
What are the two types of contrac...,
What are the main components of t...
44
cards
Metabolism COPY
What is the basic reaction by whi...,
Which enzyme s are responsible fo...,
Glycogenesis
53
cards
Membranes, Nerve, Muscle and Neurophysiology COPY
What is the nernst equation with ...,
For each of the following molecul...,
How does urea move through the cell
57
cards
Renal/Urinary Clinical COPY
Most common canine uroliths and s...,
Breed predisposition to rate and ...,
What size urolith can be removed ...
74
cards
GI Clinical COPY
Disadvantage of parvovirus elisa,
Which clostridial toxins are most...,
Which e coli species is associate...
63
cards
Haematology and Immunology: Clinical COPY
What type of immune response is i...,
What percentage of dogs will have...,
Why is pt often prolonged first i...
91
cards
Reproduction: Clinical
What are your differentials for t...
1
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