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Surface Anatomy
Anterior,
Posterior,
Ventral
34
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Growing Up & Adolescence
Why has adolescence been moved fo...,
When is the beginning of adolescence,
What is the menarche
18
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Intellectual Development In Children
Piagets theory,
Piagets stage model,
Sensorimotor
25
cards
Language Development
When are the first words,
Major theories,
Nature theory
16
cards
Microscopic Anatomy
Histology,
Ectoderm,
Mesoderm
37
cards
Pregnacy (Psychology And New Baby)
Global health inequalities cause,
How many women die in pregnancy i...,
Types of inequalities
13
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Embryology
Gestation,
What is a pre embryonic period,
When is the embryonic period
23
cards
Ultrasound Theory
What type of image is produced,
What is ai,
Where does changes in acoustic im...
16
cards
Imagery
Types of imagery,
Strengths of radiography,
Weaknesses of radiography
16
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Learning And Memory
Associative learning,
Classical conditions occurs as a ...,
Ivan pavlov experiment
34
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Vascular System
Red drawing,
Blue drawing,
Vascular system components
21
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Muscular System
Involuntary muscles,
Voluntary muscles,
Sarcomere
25
cards
Skeletal System
Long bone features,
Types of bones,
Sesamoid bones developed
34
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Perspective Of Health
Health,
Illness,
Disease
7
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What Ultrasound Images Look Like
Myofascia,
Subcutaneous fat,
Fat scatters
13
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Ultrasound Terminology
Echogenic,
Anechoic,
Hyperechoic
10
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Skin Principles
What are the three layers of the ...,
The epidermis has,
The four layers of the epidermis
36
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Cells
All cells come from,
What occurs in cells,
What does the plasma membrane have
32
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Human Genome
Central dogma,
What does a chromosome have,
Which genome the mitochondrial ge...
24
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DNA & Inheritance
What is meiosis,
What does each parent contribute ...,
Chromosomes are homologous which ...
24
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Health Psychology
What is cognitive dissonance,
What is congruence,
What is behaviour
20
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Lymphatic System
Function of lymphatic system,
What are components of the lympha...,
What are lymph features
39
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Neuronal Signalling
Excitable cells have,
The cell membrane is selectively,
Because the cell membrane is sele...
22
cards
Drug Action Mechanisms
Mechanisms of action,
Direct physiochemical effect eg l...,
Types of transport systems
26
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Pharmacology Fundamentals
How to prescribe right,
How can you class drugs,
What name do we use when giving d...
19
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How The Body Responds To Injury
What is inflammation,
Types of inflammation,
What is systemic inflammation
20
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How Cells Respond To Injury
What are the four types of tissue,
Types of cell growth,
Multiplicative
28
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How The Body Recovers From Injury
Stages of recovery,
What is resolution of inflammation,
Small injuries tissue regeneratio...
23
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Cell Signalling
Intercellular,
Types of signals,
Chemical intercellular signalling...
33
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Protein Structure
Structure of a protein,
How many amino acids are there,
R group types
24
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Gene Expression
Central dogma,
What does rna have,
You take the sense to template st...
25
cards
Physiology Fundamentals
Transport occurs across the,
Channel proteins can be both,
Active transport types
54
cards
Infection Introduction
In high income countries what inf...,
What does altered micro biome cause,
What is kochs postulates
31
cards
Viruses
What is the viral genome encapsul...,
Virus size,
Viral latency
34
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Molecular Cell Biology
Endocytosis,
Translation makes,
What are biomarkers
13
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Neurotransmitters
Neurotransmitters are organised i...,
Neurotransmitters act in the,
Examples of monoamines
3
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Antimocrobial Therapy
Ideal characteristics for antibio...,
How do you select antibiotics,
What is bad about broad spectrum ...
31
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Laboratory Features Of Bacteria, Viruses & Fungi
How do you use a urine dip test t...,
What do you have to select the ri...,
How long does it take to get an a...
32
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Commensalism & Pathogenesis
How are infections classified,
The chain of infection,
The causative agent can be a micr...
29
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Immunity & Antibodies Introduction
What is immunity,
What is immuno deficiency,
What is allergy and hyper sensiti...
42
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B Cells & Innate Immunity
Barriers in innate immunity,
Pattern recognition receptors detect,
Example of a pattern recognition ...
18
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T Cells & Acquired Immunity
What is a cytotoxic t cells,
What is a helper t cell,
What is a suppressor t cell
15
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Pharmaceutical Roadshow
How does a drug drug interaction ...,
What is the victim,
What is an aggressor
33
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Psychology Of Ageing
What are the five myths,
Alcohol misuse is the fastest gro...,
What is the cohort effect
10
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Screening
What is primordial prevention,
What is primary prevention,
What is secondary prevention
34
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Physiology Of Ageing
What happened to life expectancy ...,
Ageing increases the risk,
What is the most common cause of ...
22
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