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Intro to Immune System / Antibody Structure
How do the innate and acquired im...,
What are the three unique feature...,
What activates b cells and what d...
39
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Innate Immunity and Complement
What are the three main barriers ...,
List some receptor types used by ...,
What cytokine do dendritic cells ...
34
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Antibody Structure 2 & Response
What are the two types of light c...,
What are the two types of disulfi...,
What are the classes of heavy cha...
44
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Genetic Basis of Ab structure / B lymphocyte biology - Shaw
Where does b cell receptor differ...,
What are the two distinction func...,
Why does ige have an extra domain
35
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MHC
What do t cell receptors bind,
What are the two types of peptide...,
What are the functions of four ge...
22
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Antigen-Antibody Interactions
What is a hapten,
What is ko,
What does heterogeneity of antibo...
20
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T Lymphocyte Biology
What is the nature of t cell rece...,
What are the two types of t cell ...,
What is the significance of the c...
26
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Lymphocyte interactions - Shaw
Why do t cells only recognize ant...,
What is an endogenous vs exogenou...,
What are dendritic cells called i...
42
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Hypersensitivity
What is the definition of hyperse...,
What is type 1 hypersensitivity,
When is ige normally used and wha...
70
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Tolerance and Autoimmunity
What is self tolerance,
What is the different in toleranc...,
Where does central tolerance occu...
63
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Immunodeficiency
What are the characteristics of p...,
What are the two broad categories...,
Does loss of b cells affect bacte...
35
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Tumor Immunology
How does anti tumor immune respon...,
What are the three phases of immu...,
What are the distress signals ass...
39
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Transplantation
What is autologous transplant vs ...,
What is syngeneic vs allogeneic t...,
What is a common autologous trans...
38
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Bacterial Structure and Metabolism
What are the three ways by which ...,
What are the gram stain procedures,
What do acid fast bacterial conta...
48
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Bacterial Genetics
How large is the typical gene in ...,
What is a plasmid vs an episome w...,
What is an r factor and their two...
34
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Introduction to Virology
What is a virion,
What is the proteinacous coat of ...,
What is the purpose of virus clas...
34
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Pharmacology: General principles and Beta-lactams
Are enterococcus gram negative or...,
What are the major enteric gram n...,
What are the nasty gram negatives
74
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Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
What is a macule,
What is a papule,
What is a vesicle
51
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Viral Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
What are the three subfamilies of...,
What three viruses fall in the al...,
What is the b virus
55
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Pharmacology of Antimicrobials: Everything Else
What is the mechanism of action o...,
Are aminoglycosides cidal or stat...,
What are aminoglycosides mainly u...
86
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Bloodstream Infections
What is bacteremia vs septicemia,
What facilitates decompensation d...,
What are virulence factors used b...
26
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Infective Endocarditis
What is the definition of infecti...,
What is endarteritis,
What valves are most commonly inv...
36
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Infections of Skin and Soft Tissues - Clinical
What are the three classification...,
What layer does impetigo infect a...,
What layer s does erysipelas infe...
31
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Bone and Joint Infection - Osteomyelitis, Septic Arthritis, and Reactive Arthritis
What are the general characterist...,
What bones joints are typically a...,
What are the two general types of...
34
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Pharmacology of Antimicrobial Agents: Fungi and Antivirals
What are the endemic fungi,
Who is cryptococcus neoformans se...,
What are the azoles
46
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Clinical Treatment: Skin, Soft Tissue, Bone, and Bloodstream Infections
What would be some risk factors f...,
Since the rise of community acqui...,
What are some oral options for mssa
24
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Eye infections
What is the principle cause of ey...,
What are the four main staphyloco...,
What are required for keratitis o...
48
cards
Obstetric and Perinatal Infections
Why is the newborn immune system ...,
What are the three routes of infe...,
What is the leading cause of bact...
26
cards
Vaccines
What is post exposure immunizatio...,
Why is the measles vaccination de...,
When is the rapidity of the anamn...
28
cards
First Pass Miss - Micro Exam 2
What are the symptoms of the toxi...,
What are three types of cis actin...,
What is an attenuator
93
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Intra-Abdominal Infections
What is the main reservoir for in...,
Why are enterococcus different th...,
What is the purpose of m cells
103
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Viral Gastroenteritis
What is the definition of gastroe...,
When does gastroenteritis happen ...,
What are the four families of vir...
37
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Infectious Diseases of the GI tract
What types of diarrhea are more l...,
What are common day care center r...,
Should you use antibiotics in ehec
32
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Treatment of GI Infections
What are the major anaerobic genu...,
What are the major aerobic genuse...,
When do we cover enterococcus
41
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Sexually Transmitted Infections
What is the leading reported infe...,
What are the infectious and metab...,
Which body has stainable inclusio...
47
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Retroviruses - HIV / AIDS
What is the definition of a retro...,
Why is hiv called a lentivirus,
What are the two types of hiv and...
39
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Clinical aspects of STDs
How does hsv enhance the transmis...,
Is circumcision good,
What are the infectious causes of...
25
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Pathogenesis and Natural History of HIV/AIDS
What is meant by the disproportio...,
What is the easiest mode of sex t...,
What is the highest risk of hiv t...
25
cards
Urinary Tract Infections - Pathogenesis / Microbes
What is pyelonephritis,
Why do uti causing pathogens need...,
What are the two leading pathogen...
38
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Urinary Tract Infections - Clinical Presentation
What is defined as a significant ...,
What is an asymptomatic bacteruria,
What is a cystitis how does this ...
31
cards
CNS infections
What is the most common method of...,
What is encephalomyelitis,
What is meningoencephalitis
37
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Viral CNS infections
What are the three types of virus...,
What is the primary structural di...,
What is the present in the 5 utr ...
53
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Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
What is a primary vs secondary in...,
What is chronic marginal gingivitis,
What is the primary virulence fac...
47
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Lower Respiratory Tract infections
What is the key determinant of pn...,
What are the two types of adult p...,
What is atypical pneumonia
86
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Meningitis
Is bacterial or viral meningitis ...,
As bacteria replicate in the suba...,
What is vasogenic edema
35
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Treatment of HIV and Opportunistic Infections
Why can full eradication of hiv n...,
Why might it be difficult to achi...,
What are the 6 different classes ...
54
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Treatment of GU infections
What organism should be targeted ...,
What are the first line treatment...,
How long is an antibiotics course...
33
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CNS Infections: DNA Viruses and TSE
What are two broad ways that viru...,
What are the three ways a virus c...,
How does a virus like rabies ente...
32
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Pneumonia
What is pneumonia vs bronchitis v...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Are the airways below the larynx ...
49
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Infections in Compromised Host
What is a primary vs secondary im...,
Why is a neoplasia causing an obs...,
What can cause neutropenia and wh...
16
cards
Viral Respiratory Infections - DNA Viruses
How is mucous protective of the urt,
What virus subfamilies are ebv vz...,
Is ebv common
31
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Viral Respiratory Infections - RNA Viruses
What family are the influenzaviru...,
What influenza protein is primari...,
How is influenza virus uptaken an...
44
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Treatment of CNS and Respiratory Infections
What antibiotics typically dont r...,
What is the empiric coverage we u...,
What is the empiric coverage for ...
32
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Zoonotic & Vector-Borne Infections
What is the causative agent of ly...,
What is the first stage of lyme d...,
What is the second stage of lyme ...
50
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Vector-Borne, Zoonotic, & Bioterrorism
What are some factors that contri...,
What genus is poxvirus and what m...,
What is characteristic of the pox...
15
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First Pass Miss Exam 3
What is the major virulence facto...,
What is one final bacterium that ...,
What are the four non inflammator...
178
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