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Membranes And Receptors 1
What specialised function does a ...,
What approximately is a membrane ...,
What is the normal percentage com...
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MSK non-clinical
What is another name for a corona...,
What is another name for a transv...,
What makes up the axial skeleton 3
138
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MSK clinical
What causes erb s palsy 1,
What are the symptoms and signs o...,
In erb s palsy why the following ...
256
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MOD 1
Define pathology 1,
What is the difference between cy...,
What do chemical pathologists stu...
111
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MOD Self-assessment question
Infarcts seen in the spleen are u...,
Infarcts in the lungs are usually...,
Infarcts in the brain heal by gli...
224
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MOD 2
What are 5 major causes of acute ...,
What are the 5 cardinal signs of ...,
How are changes to vascular flow ...
85
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Membranes and Receptors 2
What is passive diffusion 1,
What is facilitated diffusion 2,
What is active transport 3
38
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Membranes and receptors 3
What is the normal intracellular ...,
What is the normal intracellular ...,
What is the normal intracellular ...
46
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CVS - special circulations
What are the major differences be...,
What are the two circulations tha...,
What causes the low resistance in...
47
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CVS 1
Describe the structure of capilla...,
How can small hydrophilic molecul...,
State factors that affect the rat...
65
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MOD 3
What clinical signs of acute infl...,
Acute inflammation and chronic in...,
Acute inflammation is a response ...
63
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MOD 4
Define regeneration 1,
Define resolution 2,
What is a labile tissue give some...
82
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Membranes and receptors 4
What is an action potential 1,
Stimulation of an action potentia...,
What is the effect of reducing ex...
81
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Membranes and receptors 5
What ion channels are present in ...,
What effect does an action potent...,
Why does the small influx of ca2 ...
80
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CVS - cardiac cycle
What is the role of capacitance v...,
What is the role of resistance ve...,
Define systole 3
34
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CVS - development of the CVS
What is created in the first two ...,
What is created in the third week...,
What is created in the fourth wee...
59
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CVS - congenital heart defects
List some acyanotic congenital he...,
List some cyanotic congential hea...,
What is a cyanotic heart defect 3
28
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CVS - cellular molecular events
What sets up the resting membrane...,
What is the role of the sodium pu...,
How does k permeability set the r...
24
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CVS - autonomic system
On what basis is the autonomic sy...,
Some textbooks also divide the au...,
Describe the general set up of th...
63
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MoD 5
What four things does successful ...,
Which systems oppose each other t...,
How do blood vessels contribute t...
55
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membrane and receptors - 6
What is paracrine signalling 1,
What is endocrine signalling 2,
What is synaptic signalling 3
81
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Repro - 1
What suspends the testis in the s...,
Where is the testis not covered b...,
What lies adjacent superficially ...
68
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Repro - control of reproductive processes
What hormones involved in reprodu...,
What hormones involved in reprodu...,
What hormones involved in reprodu...
67
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Repro - puberty and abnormalities of menstruation
When do changes in the male at pu...,
When do changes in the female at ...,
What is adrenarche 3
72
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MOD 6
Define athersclerosis 1,
Define atheroma 2,
Define arteriosclerosis 3
55
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Repro - male repro and pelvis osteology
What is the scrotum 1,
What divides the scrotum into two...,
Describe the regions the tests de...
85
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Repro - the female reproductive system and pelvic floor
Where do the primordial gonads de...,
What is the gubernaculum attached...,
What embryological structure fuse...
107
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Membranes and receptors - 7
What is signal transduction 1,
What are the three superfamilies ...,
How do insulin receptors work 3
26
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Membranes and receptors - 8
Define a ligand 1,
Define affinity 2,
Define efficacy 3
28
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CVS- peripheral circulation
What is the function of arteries 1,
What is the function of arterioles 2,
What is the function of capillari...
45
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CVS - control of cardiac output
What determines arterial pressure 1,
What determines venous pressure 2,
What happens to arterial and veno...
43
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CVS - responses of the whole system
What is the cardiac ouput like du...,
Which organs get a decrease in th...,
Which organs receive the same per...
16
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Repro 6 - infections of the genital tract
What morbidities are associated w...,
What organism causes hpv infection 2,
What organisms causes herpes infe...
7
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MOD 7
What is autocrine signalling 1,
What is intracrine signalling 2,
What is paracrine signalling 3
103
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MOD 8
What is a neoplasm 1,
What is a malignant neoplasm 2,
Define a tumour 3
91
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MOD 9
What are the most lethal features...,
Define tumour burden 2,
Describe the multi step journey m...
47
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MSK: nerves, dermotomes and myotomes
What is segmentation 1,
What are spinal nerve roots 2,
What type of nerves fibres does t...
48
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MSK: lumbosacral plexus
Which major branches of the lumba...,
Which major branches of the lumba...,
Where does the sacral plexus form 3
18
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CVS - chest pain and ischaemic heart disease
What are potential causes of ches...,
Describe the differences in pain ...,
What is the imbalance that leads ...
41
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MOD - 10
Define carcinogenesis 1,
The cause of neoplasia is multifa...,
What has caused much of the incre...
56
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MSK - nerves for muscles
Which muscles of the hand are sup...,
Which intrinsic muscles of the ha...,
Which nerve supplies the muscles ...
36
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Membranes and receptors - 10
Where do parasympathetic nerves o...,
Where can you find the ganglia of...,
Where do sympathetic nerves origi...
21
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MOD 11
Which 4 cancers account for over ...,
In which age group are the majori...,
In children younger than 14 which...
78
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CVS - heart failure
Define heart failure 1,
What is the primary cause of syst...,
What can cause dilated cardiomyop...
28
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Upper and Lower limb myotomes
What is the myotome for lateral s...,
What is the myotome for shoulder ...,
What is the myotome for shoulder ...
30
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