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Intermediary Metabolism 1
Stability balance or equilibrium ...,
The level or point at which a var...,
Self adjusting mechanism by the i...
28
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Physiology of the Endocrine system( Prof Joji)
List 5 functions of hormones,
Name 8 nb endocrine glands,
Classifications of hormones accor...
14
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Anatomy of the Endocrine glands
Briefly explain where the hypotha...,
Name two functions of the hypotha...,
What are the anterior relations o...
11
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Histology Of The Endocrine System
Name 3 components of the anterior...,
Name three components of the post...,
Give 5 types of endocrine cells a...
27
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Endocrine Physiology Part 2
Name and explain three ways in wh...,
The stalk that connects the pitui...,
Structure that links and co ordin...
22
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Physiology Of The Thyroid Gland
Give four functions of thyroid ho...,
What is the 1st endocrine gland t...,
Describe the structure of the thy...
15
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Human Nutrition Practical
What is meant by nutritional status,
What influences the nutritional s...,
What is the purpose of a nutritio...
38
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Physiology: The Adrenal Medulla
Which nervous system regulates th...,
Name three hormones produced by t...,
What are the hormones produced by...
23
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Physiology Of The Adrenal Gland(Physiology)
The steroid hormones secreted by ...,
What is the function of aldostero...,
From anterior to posterior name t...
15
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Pathophysiology Of Thyroid Dysfunction( Chemical Pathology)
What tests are used for thyroid f...,
Major binding protein for t3 and t4,
Most abundant binding protein for...
16
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Anatomy Of The Adrenals And Genital Systems(Anatomy)
Describe the structure of suprare...,
List the anterior and posterior r...,
Explain the arterial supply of ad...
24
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Physiology Of Kidneys(physiology)
List 5 functions of the kidneys,
What are the two types of nephron...,
What is the diff btwn the blood s...
32
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Cardiac Physiology (Physiology)
Name the three components of the ...,
Where is the heart located,
Two upper chambers of the heart
19
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The Blood Vessels And Blood Pressure (Physiology)
What is meant by pressure gradient,
Three factors that determine vasc...,
What is the relationship btwn flo...
30
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Calcium Homeostasis (physiology)
What stimulates the release of pth,
In which cells is calcitonin rele...,
What do we call the stimuli cause...
19
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Anatomy of the Thyroid and Parathyroid glands(Anatomy)
What are the anatomical relations...,
Describe the embryological develo...,
Explain the blood supply process ...
8
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Analytical aspects of cardiac disease(chem Path)
What are the four diseases that m...,
Name two coronary heart diseases,
An example of a cerebrovascular d...
25
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Pathophysiology of disorders of mineral metabolism (chem path)
What are the key hormones regulat...,
How does pth regulate minerals,
How does calcitriol regulate mine...
30
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Calcium Homeostasis: Bone and calcification hormones (pharmacology)
Five functions of calcium,
Three functions of phosphate,
Name the protein that carries cal...
18
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Eicosanoids, Melatonin, Histamine, Bradykinin, Serotonin (Physiology)
What are eicosanoids 2,
What cleaves the eicosanoids and ...,
Examples of eicosanoids
20
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NSAIDs( Pharmacology)
What are nsaids,
What is inflammation,
What does inflammation assist the...
27
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The Female Reproductive System (Physiology)
Name three layers of the uterus,
What are the functions of the ovary,
What cells structure produces the...
17
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The Male Reproductive System (Physiology)
Release of gonadotrophins is cont...,
Which cells produces inhibin,
What do we call the condition in ...
15
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Reproductive Dysfunction (Physiology)
Why are clinical evaluations done...,
What are the diagnostic categorie...,
Which disorders can cause testost...
17
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Neurotransmitters (physiology)
Two types of cell to cell communi...,
Three mechanisms used for local c...,
What are neurotransmitters
13
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The autonomic nervous system (physiology)
Three functions of the ans,
What are the two efferent neurons...,
What is a ganglion
20
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Thermoregulation (physiology)
Which mechanism is responsible fo...,
How is heat lost 4,
Normal body temperature in humans
18
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Nervous control system, PAIN (physiology)
What is pain,
List three functions of pain,
Name and differentiate btwn the t...
20
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Histamine and Serotonin (pharmacology)
What is histamine,
What are the major histamine prod...,
What activates the release of his...
30
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Autonomic Nervous System (pharmacology)
What are the processes that the a...,
Hardware requirements of the ans 7,
What are the termination of neuro...
32
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Nervous Control, The Sensory System (physiology)
What does the afferent division o...,
What does the efferent division o...,
Four types of sensations
30
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Nervous Control, The Motor System (physiology)
What are the three types of movem...,
Where does the highest control of...,
What is a reflex
27
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Gluco- and Mineralcorticosteroids (pharmacology)
What are the three effects of glu...,
What are the therapeutic uses of ...,
What is the effect of mineralcort...
5
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Body Fluids and Compartments (physiology)
Which solvent drives the folding ...,
True or false infants have low ex...,
What may be the reason why infant...
38
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Hyponatremia and Hypernatremia (chemical pathology)
What is the normal range of sodiu...,
What are the symptoms of hyponatr...,
What are the signs of hyponatremia 6
27
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Disturbances of potassium concentration (chemical pathology)
What roles do potassium do 5,
How do we obtain potassium balance 3,
How does aldosterone stimulate po...
12
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Kidneys (pharmacology)
List two ways in which blood pres...,
What does the raas function to co...,
Organs systems involved in raas 4
54
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Acid-base (physiology)
What is ph,
Ph of the human body,
Why is ph important 3
31
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Acid-base Disorder(chem path)
What are the normal values for 1 ...,
What do we call a condition where...,
What do we call the process that ...
14
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Blood Plasma, Haematology (physiology)
Three components of the hematocrit,
What are the constituents of bloo...,
What are the three groups of plas...
10
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Whole Blood, Haematology (physiology)
What are the functions of blood 5,
Characteristics of blood 5,
How do we determine haematocrit
18
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Haematopoiesis (physiology)
Process that gives rise to formed...,
Define the monophylatic theory of...,
What is the route of erythrocyte ...
12
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White Blood Cells (physiology, Haematology)
What are the functional character...,
What are the principal steps in i...,
Which type of wbc has lysosomal e...
14
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RBCs And Haemoglobin (haematology, Physiology)
What is the main function of rbcs,
Explain how rbcs transport carbon...,
Which enzyme catalyses the reacti...
33
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Gas Exchange and Transport(haem, Physiology)
Three variables that causes the r...,
Explain the process of gaseous ex...,
Explain the external respiration 4
8
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Blood Groups(haem, Physiology)
Another name for antigens,
Another name for antibodies,
Explain the four blood types
8
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Haemostasis-Platelets(physiology)
Explain the mechanism of action f...,
Inhibitors of platelet release 5,
Name the three phases of haemostasis
11
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Clinical Aspects of Porphyria (physiology)
Two classifications of porphyria,
Generally what causes a hepatic p...,
What are some of the symptoms and...
3
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Recreational Drugs
What are the classes of drugs and...,
What was the main ingredient of t...,
Clinical use of cocaine
8
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Substance Abuse (chem Path)
What are conditions that need dru...,
What are the four important consi...,
What are the three main routes of...
15
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Haematology
What is haematology,
What do you need to have a good f...,
What is the significance behind t...
8
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Clinical and Laboratory assessment in Haematology(haematology)
What symptoms do we look for in a...,
What symptoms do we look for in a...,
What symptoms do we look for in a...
17
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Benign Disorders Of White Cells (haematology)
How do we classify benign disorde...,
What are the characteristics as w...,
What do we call the increase in t...
14
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Classification of Anaemia and Iron (haematology)
What characterises anaemia,
What are the normal values of hb ...,
What are the symptoms of anaemia 8
26
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Haemolytic Anaemias (haematology)
What is haemolytic anaemia,
What are the clinical features of...,
What are the lab features of haem...
23
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Macrocytic Anaemias (haematology)
What are the causes of macrocytos...,
Vit b12 and folate are essential ...,
Another name for vitamin b12
13
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Haematology Practical
What are the components of haemog...,
Which molecule is responsible for...,
Role of haemoglobin
49
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Bone Marrow Failure (haematology)
What are the causes of bone marro...,
What is aplastic anaemia 3,
What are the causes of aplastic a...
12
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Inherited and acquired bleeding disorders (haematology)
What causes bleeding disorders 4,
What do deficiency mean 1 quantit...,
What are the vascular bleeding di...
22
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Platelet Disorders (haematology)
What is primary haemostasis,
What is secondary haemostasis,
Two types of platelet disorders a...
10
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Thrombosis and Embolism (haematology)
What are the three natural antico...,
What are the causes of thrombosis,
What type of clot forms in 1 vein...
22
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Blood Transfusion (haematology)
Name the reagent used in a coombs...,
What is leucodepletion,
What happens if leucodepletion is...
9
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Foundations of exercise inc chronic disease and disabilities (physiology)
What is a chronic disease,
For how long should an adult 18 y...,
What are the effects of physical ...
8
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An Introduction to immunology (physiology)
A protein molecule that binds wit...,
A substance that can bind to an a...,
The specific surface feature of a...
30
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Ethics (immunology)
What is meant by biomedical ethics,
Which philosopher is behind the p...,
Which philosopher is behind the p...
16
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Cholesterol, Diabetes, Gout (pharmacology)
What are the drugs that are used ...,
What is the mechanism of action f...,
What is the mechanism of action f...
20
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