intro to clinical sciences phase 2

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Decks in this class (48)

inflammation
What is inflammation 1,
When is inflammation good 2,
When is inflammation bad 3
43  cards
thrombosis, embolism, ischaemia & infarction
Why dont blood clots form all the...,
What 2 reasons make blood clots r...,
Why are clot forming cells and pr...
21  cards
healing & repair
Describe resolution 1,
Describe repair 2,
How does repair work 3
17  cards
atherosclerosis
Define atherosclerosis 1,
Why does atherosclerosis cause il...,
Time course of atherosclerosis 3
7  cards
apoptosis & necrosis
What are apoptosis necross 1,
Define apoptosis 2,
Why does apoptosis occur 3
15  cards
disorders of development
Define genetic disease 1,
Define inherited 2,
Define single gene disorder 3
13  cards
Atrophy, Hypertrophy, Metaplasia and Dysplasia
Which 2 processes casue increased...,
Define hypertrophy 2,
Where does hypertrophy occur 3
18  cards
pathology of ageing
How does ageing occur 1,
What is hayflick limit 2,
What is progeria 3
15  cards
carcinogenesis
Define carcinogenesis 1,
What does carcinogenesis apply to 2,
Define oncogenesis 3
29  cards
invasion & metastasis
How does cancer occur 1,
Define in situ neoplasia 2,
What does in situ neoplasia only ...
25  cards
molecular pathology of cancer treatments
Describe breast cancer 1,
Give 2 treatments of breast cancer 2,
How do anti oestrogen drugs work 3
7  cards
how to treat cancers using pathology\
Does basal cell carcinoma invade 1,
How to cure basal cell carcinoma 2,
Common symptoms of leukaemia 3
10  cards
neoplasia formative
Which tumour never metastasise 1,
What is the name of a malignant t...,
Which tumour does not commonly me...
21  cards
benign and malignant tumours
What is a tumour 1,
4 types of tumour 2,
Define neoplasm 3
44  cards
tumour immunology
What is immunotherapy 1,
9 factors affecting immune health 2,
Examples of auto immune diseases 3
33  cards
vaccines
What are the 3 types of tradition...,
2 types of immunisation 2,
Define passive immunisation 3
48  cards
brief into to immunology
Most basic way to describe immune...,
Define innate immunity 2,
Define adaptive immunity 3
101  cards
pattern recognition receptors
How to handle bacteria and fungi 1,
How to handle virurses 2,
Problems with immunity 3
15  cards
allergy and hypersensitivity
Define type 1 hypersensitivity 1,
What is an inherited trait for ty...,
What are allergens 3
4  cards
principles of pharmacokinetics
Define pharmacology 1,
What is pharmacology split into 2,
Define pharmacodynamics 3
53  cards
pharmacokinetics in practice
Define first order kinetics 1,
What happens in first order kinet...,
Define zero order kinetics 3
30  cards
drug & receptors
Give 4 targets of drugs 1,
Define drug 2,
Define pharmacology 3
55  cards
drugs -enzymes & transportrs
Define enzyme inhibitor 1,
What are the 2 types of enzyme in...,
How do irreversible inhibitors wo...
58  cards
drug development
Define drug development 1,
What are the current models of dr...,
Define drugg ability 3
15  cards
opioid pharmacology
Define oral bioavailability 1,
What is an opioid 2,
What are the 5 kinds of opioids 3
26  cards
cholinergic and adrenergic pharmacology
What are cholinergic and adrenerg...,
How do cholinergic and adrenergic...,
How do cholinergic and adrenergic...
40  cards
ageing & immunity
What 5 diseases are associated wi...,
Which cells involved in immunity 2,
What occurs to body in ageing 6 3
10  cards
medicine adherance & concordance
Define adherence 1,
How many medicines for chronic co...,
What is compliance 3
21  cards
allergy & immunotherapy
5 clinical inidications related t...,
Define allergy 2,
What antibody does allergy usuall...
16  cards
drug interactions
Define clearance cl 1,
What can drug interactions lead to 2,
3 guidelines for prescribers 3
31  cards
adverse drug reactions
Define adverse drug reaction 1,
Impacts of adrs for patients 2,
Impacts of adrs for the nhs 3
41  cards
anaphylaxis and drug allergy
Define hypersensitivity 1,
2 types of anaphylaxis 2,
What is type 1 hypersensitivity 3
25  cards
biology and classificaiono bacteriatf
Define pathogen 1,
Define commensalism 2,
Define opportunist pathogen 3
56  cards
gram positive bacteria
What are the 2 major gram positiv...,
How do gram positive cocci grow 2,
How to treat staphylococcus aureus 3
35  cards
gram negative bacteria
Colour of gram negatuve 1,
What are pathogenicity determinan...,
4 examples of colonisation factors 3
15  cards
invasive meningoccal disease
What is meningitis 1,
What are the 3 layers of meninges 2,
Usual causes of meningitis 3
48  cards
notifiable diseases & immunisations
5 types of immunoglobulin 1,
2 forms of immunity 2,
Describe active immunity 3
24  cards
mycobacteria
What kind of bacteria are mycobac...,
Which mycobacteria are medically ...,
What makes mycobacteria resistant...
26  cards
viruses as cause of disease
What is a virus 1,
Describe the genetic material or ...,
What organelles do viruses have 3
36  cards
fungal infections
Biology of fungi 1,
How do fungi move 2,
What is yeast 3
45  cards
anti virals and treatment of common viral infections
2 types of therapeutic options 1,
Examples of antiviral drugs 2,
Examples of immune modulation 3
9  cards
principles of antibiotics
What is an antibiotic 1,
How do antibiotics re 2,
How to define the class of an ant...
39  cards
HIV Epidemiology
What is the 90 90 90 global target 1,
Why is diagnosing hiv on time so ...,
What are the 3 hiv transmission r...
10  cards
infection control
When was the health act introduced 1,
Rules of the health act 2006 2,
Key components of infection preve...
15  cards
HIV - virology & immnology
6 steps of hiv virology 1,
Describe attachment 2,
Describe cell entry 3
29  cards
global impact of HIV\
Who is at most risk of hiv 1,
What age range are affected by 50...,
5 commitments and targets for 2015 3
8  cards
clinica featuews of HIVl
Which 2 markers are used to monit...,
What to do with a patient who has...,
When do you think about doing a h...
11  cards
protozoa and helminths
What are protozoa 1,
Main biological role of protozoa 2,
How do protozoa work 3
15  cards

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