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Lecture 1 second half
Why are some pathogens opportunis...,
What are the 5 requirements for i...,
What is virulence
9
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Lecture 2
What are the portals of entry for...,
Why are mucous membranes consider...,
What is the favourite portal of e...
59
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Lecture 3 transmission of infection and principles of disease
Where are the portals of exit,
Pregnant women and babies infecti...,
What affects spread of infection
91
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Lecture 4 Introduction to microbial pathogens
What is a pathogenic microorganism,
What is a disease,
Example of it being possible to b...
61
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Lecture 5 - Innate immunity: Immediate response to infection
Describe the steps of the inflamm...,
How do innate and adaptive immune...,
How do barriers prevent pathogens...
61
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Lecture 6 Gram positive cocci
What are the important genera of ...,
What is the catalase test,
How is a catalase test performed
66
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Lecture 7 Gram positive bacilli
What features are gram positive r...,
How does oxygen affect gram posit...,
How do gram positive rods differ ...
103
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Tutorial 1
What is clonal selection,
What is memory,
What are naive lymphocytes
48
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Tutorial 3
What is the difference between ba...,
What are viroids and virusoids,
What are prions
53
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Lecture 8 - Gram Negative bacteria 1
What are the classes of gram nega...,
What are the morphologies that ca...,
How are enterobaceae arranged
97
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Case studies (for revision)
A man comes to your clinic with f...,
A woman comes to you for a hip re...
2
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Lecture 9 - Gram negative bacteria 2
What is the hacek group,
Where can hacek speces be found,
What types of conditions are hace...
68
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Lecture 10 - Mycobacteria and spirochaetes
What are the types of mycobacteri...,
What are the types of spirochaetes,
What are the characteristics of m...
56
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Lecture 11 - Inflammation and repair
What is inflammation,
What causes inflammation,
What is hypersensitivity
65
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Lecture 12 - Intro to antibiotics
What is an antibiotic,
Where do antibiotics come from,
Give some examples of semi synthe...
61
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Antibiotics 1
What are the main causes of cellu...,
What does the basic penicillin st...,
What does cephalosporin basic str...
19
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Antibiotics 2
What is amoxycillin good for,
What is the problem with using am...,
How is amoxycillins weakness to b...
58
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Antibiotics 3
What are the possible bacterial c...,
What are the possible investigati...,
Which antibiotics are neisseria g...
31
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Introduction to viruses
What was the first virus identified,
When was small pox introduced,
What causes smallpox
54
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Patterns of Viral Infection
What is pathogenesis,
What is pathogenicity,
What is virulence
59
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The induced response to infection (1)
What do cellular receptors of inn...,
What do macrophages carry,
What do toll like receptors do
113
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The induced response to infection (2)
What triggers the lectin pathway ...,
What pathway does c reactive prot...,
What triggers interferon response
64
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Antigen Capture and Presentation to Lymphocytes
What are the barriers to inductio...,
What does mhc do,
What is mhc restriction
86
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Acute Infections
What are the patterns of infectio...,
What kind of diseases do acute in...,
When do acute infections occur
61
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Chronic Viral Infections
What are the major bloodborne vir...,
What are the types of hepatitis v...,
How are hep b c and d transmitted...
49
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Antigen Recognition in Adaptive Immune System
What do antigen receptors do for ...,
What receptors do b and t cells e...,
What do lymphocytes do that allow...
95
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T cell-mediated Immunity
Can gammadelta t cells recognize ...,
How is cd8 cd4 switched off durin...,
How do microbes end up inside cells
61
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Effector Mechanisms of T cell-mediated immunity
What are the 2 stages of t cell r...,
What are the 3 important cd4 subs...,
How do cd4 cells regulate which s...
66
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Humoral Immune Responses
What antibody classes do naive b ...,
What happens when b cells are act...,
How many antibodies are produced ...
53
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Humoral Immune Responses II
How do t independent b cells resp...,
How does number of b cells and an...,
How do antibodies prevent infection
26
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Body defences: Tolerance and Autoimmunity
Why must the immune system be reg...,
What do treg cells do,
What causes immunological tolerance
39
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Immunological Memory
Which immune molecules remain in ...,
What kind of response is triggere...,
Where do long lived memory t and ...
24
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Vaccination
What virus causes smallpox and wh...,
What is subacute sclerosing paren...,
What are the principles of vaccin...
25
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Mucosal immunity tutorial
What kind of response do epitheli...,
What do commensal organisms help ...,
What do peyers patches do
12
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Fungi - Morphology and Diagnostic
What are fungi,
What is the cell wall of fungi ma...,
Where are fungi found
95
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Fungi - Clinical Case studies: Skin and soft tissue infections
What we should understand,
How does fungal infections most c...,
How are fungal infections acquired
62
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Suicide - An Overview of Epidemiology and Clinical Considerations
Which gender commits more suicides,
What is the average number of sui...,
What is the ranking of suicide as...
24
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Introduction to medically Important Parasites
Parasitic disease where a vaccine...,
Which country has the highest inc...,
What are parasites
53
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Medically Important Parasites Part II
What is giardia intestinalis,
What is toxoplasma gondii,
What is the parasite with the hig...
70
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
What are emerging infectious dise...,
What are re emerging infectious d...,
What kind of diseases cause most ...
34
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Testing in the Diagnostic Microbiology Laboratory
What is done during microbiology ...,
What is the emphasis of microbiol...,
What are the types of lab tests
42
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Body Defences: Immunodeficiency
What kind of immunodeficiency def...,
What is the predicted consequence...,
What clinical features suggest pr...
82
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Controlling Microbial Growth: Sterilisation, Disinfection and Antisepsis
What is the difference between st...,
What kind of death do microbes ex...,
What factors does extent of survi...
52
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Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, and anaerobes
What are the important features o...,
What species of chlamydiaceae inf...,
What are the 15 strains of chlamy...
40
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