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anatomy and function of the digestive tract
Outline the components of the digestive system from proximal to distal and describe their main functions
Understand what is meant by the term ‘peritoneum’
Describe the regions of the abdominal cavity
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acute and chronic inflammation part 1
A broad understanding of inflammation in terms of
historical discovery and identification,
functions and context within the body,
types of inflammation,
contributing components.
The mechanisms of acute inflammation.
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Inflammation part 2
What are the 5 steps of the infla...,
What is the first line of defence...,
How many kinds of receptors do de...
127
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Eating Disorders
What are the different types of e...,
What is the relevance of eating d...,
What are the diagnostic features ...
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Biology and the Molecular biology of Cancers
Objectives: To examine:
the prevalence of cancer
the lifestyle causes of cancer
possible approaches to cancer prevention
the cellular basis of cancer
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Biology and the molecular biology of cancer II
Aim-To try to understand the molecular mechanisms leading to cancer.
Objectives:
To identify common oncogenes
To examine different classes of oncogenes.
The link with specific types of cancer.
The role of viruses in cancer.
103
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Proteopathic diseases and amelogensis imperfecta
What is the definition of proteop...,
What usually happens to the prote...,
Why is the misfiled state dangerous
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Proteopathic diseases and amelogensis imperfecta II
What is amelogensis imperfecta,
What is the prevalence of ai,
How can ai also be present
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Bisphosphonates and Bone
why and how does bone remodel?
how do antiresorptives work?
what are the problems?
how is this relevant to dentistry?
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Concept of a balanced diet (including dietary reference values, energy requirements, BMR, etc) Concept of a balanced diet (including dietary reference values, energy requirements, BMR, etc)
i) Describes what is meant by a nutritionally adequate (balanced) diet
ii) Appreciate how dietary advice is communicated to the public
iii) Appreciate the importance food and supplement labelling
iv) Appreciate food energy and energy requirements
In addition: learning without spoon feeding – a gentle introduction.
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carbohydrate and lipids structure function and nutrition
What is a carbohydrate,
Describe a carbohydrate,
How are carbohydrates formed prim...
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lipid digestion, absorption and transport
What are the three major classifi...,
What are triglycerides,
What are steroids
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carbohydrate digestion, absorption and blood sugar homeostasis
What are the two forms of starch,
What are the differences between ...,
What enzyme digests the amylose a...
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carbohydrate metabolism glycolysis and the TCA
What is an anabolic pathway,
What is a catabolic pathway,
What is oxidation
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anaerobic metabolism- regulation of glycolysis and the TCA finish
What is the equation for the brea...,
What do we call a molecule that l...,
What do we call a molecule that g...
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electron transport and oxidative phosphorylation
What does oxidative phosphorylati...,
What processes can atp help with,
What is the cellular atp concentr...
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Glycogen breakdown
What other types of fuels are pre...,
What is protein broken down into,
What is triacylglycerol broken do...
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Glycogen Synthesis
What are excess carbohydrates sto...,
What molecule is surplus glucose ...,
What is the process of glycogenesis
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An overview of the oral mucosa
Define what the oral mucosa is
Comprehend the functions of oral mucosal
Describe the main structure of the oral mucosa
Recognise the different types of oral mucosa and their regional and junctional variations
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Catabolism of fatty acids- beta oxidation
What are fatty acids,
What are triacylglycerols,
What is created during the oxidat...
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Synthesis of fatty acids
What is fatty acid synthesis not ...,
Where does fatty acid synthesis o...,
What are the reductants in fatty ...
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pentose phosphate pathway
Why is it important,
Which molecule is used in catabolism,
Which molecule is used in anabolism
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nutrition and periodontal disease
Why is nutrition important,
What does the rapid turnover of c...,
What is nutrigenomics
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Vitamins E lec
Why is vitamin k important,
Why are babies given vitamin k at...,
What is the rni of vitamin k in t...
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minerals e lecture
Why are minerals important,
When can mineral deficiency occur,
Which minerals are macrominerals
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Amino Acid Metabolism
How many naturally occurring amin...,
How many naturally occurring amin...,
Which amino acids need to be obta...
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water soluble vitamins- vitamin c and b complex
functions of water soluble vitamins
recognise groups at risk of vitamin deficiency
effect of the deficiency of water soluble vitamins on general and oral health
interactions between different vitamins and the effect on medications on inducing vitamin deficiency
76
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physiology of blood
RBC- function, production,destruction,morphology and associated disease
WBC- function production and morphology
platelets
clotting and disorders
blood groups
plasma function and components
133
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blood borne viruses
hepatitis
CJD and HIV
modes of transmission
risks
prevention
relevance to dentistry
98
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obesity and oral health
What is the number of obese peopl...,
What is obesity linked to,
How much more likely are obese pe...
41
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Atherosclerosis thrombosis and embolism
we will cover
atherosclerosis
thrombosis and emboli
types of risk factors
development
treatment
prevention
ischaemia and infarction
shock
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nutrition and caries
What is pre eruption effects,
What is pre eruption effects,
What is post eruption effects
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Vitamin D, Calcium Homeostasis and Biomineralisation
How is vitamin d made,
What supplement amount shall we t...,
What can high doses of vitamin d ...
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Disinfection and decontamination
What is contamination,
What is decontamination,
What type of equipment is reusable
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abnormal bleeding
What is defined as abnormal,
What are the effects of blood loss,
What is haemostasis
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