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ICT questions
Which one of the following hormon...,
__________arteries perfuse blood ...,
What is an inactive precursor of ...
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W2 Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Examples of unicellular organisms 1,
Give examples of multicellular or...,
Features of a rbc 5 3
34
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W2 Medical Anatomical Terminology
What does lateral mean 1,
What does medial mean 2,
What does anterior ventral mean 3
13
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W2 Mammalian structure and organelles/ Lec 2
Nucleus structure and function 1,
Nuclear envelope structure 2,
Nucleolus function 3
9
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W3 Enzymes and Catalysis/Lec 5
What are enzymes 1,
What are enzymes made of 2,
What is enzyme specificity 3
16
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W3 Nucleic Acids & DNA Replication
Dr Nannetti
32
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W3 Proteins structure and synthesis
What are the main functions of pr...,
What are proteins made up of 2,
What does the function of a prote...
31
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W4 Cellular energetics/Lec 6
Dr Nannetti
26
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W4 Human Body Systems and Homeostatic Regulation
What is connective tissue 1,
What is an epithelial cell 2,
What is muscle tissue 3
21
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W4 Neurotransmission- Action potential and synaptic transmission
How does a membrane become more p...,
What is compound action potential...,
What is the somatic nervous system 3
42
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W4 Divisions and function of the Nervous System
What does the central nervous sys...,
What does the peripheral nervous ...,
A target effector organ such as t...
28
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W5 Intro to Genetic diseases
What is the phenotype 1,
What is the genotype 2,
What is meant by true breed 3
35
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W5 Plasma membranes
What does a cell membrane do 1,
How are lipids arranged in a cell...,
Phospholipids are amphipathic wha...
29
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W5 Cell communication&signalling/Lec8
Dr Nannetti
Compare and discuss the types of cell communication/signalling
Explain the principles and the 3 main stages of cell signalling
Define the different types of receptors involved in cell transduction
39
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W5 The eukaryotic cell cycle and interphase/Lec 9
Why is the cell cycle important 1,
Do all cells divide 2,
What is the resting stage of the ...
17
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W5: Intro to regulation of gene expression
Dr Healy
14
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W5 Sexual reproduction and meiosis/ Lec 10
How many pairs of chromosomes in ...,
What do sex chromosomes define 2,
What are gametes what are example...
26
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W5 The autonomic nervous system
What are the functions of the aut...,
What does the ans input consist o...,
What does the ans output efferent...
22
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W6 Somatic nervous system and skeletal muscular contraction
What is the somatic nervous system 1,
What are ascending tracts 2,
What are descending tracts 3
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W6 Nervous systems: Muscular Contractions
Events during a muscle twitch aft...,
What is a motor unit 2,
The all or nothing principle 3
32
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W7/8 Cardiovascular system
Inc lectures
- Blood pressure and CVS continuum
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W7 The Somatosensory Nervous System (NS 6)
Inc:
The somatosensory nervous system
Sensory physiology
56
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W9 Endocrine System
What are the different intracellu...,
What is an example of a 2,
What do hormones do where are the...
81
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W10 The Integumentary System
What is the integument 1,
What are the functions of the int...,
What are the layers of the skin 3 3
30
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W10 The Skeletal System
Bones and Bone tissue
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W11 The immune system
inc lec:
the lymphatic system and the immune system
Innate immune system and adaptive immune system- antigen recognition
60
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W19 Drugs and therapeutics
What is a drug 1,
What is pharmacodynamics pd vs ph...,
What is pharmacodynamics pd vs ph...
13
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W19 Microbiology
How do prokaryotes divide 1,
What are the 4 sequential phases ...,
What is a microorganism 3
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W19&21 Agonists and Antagonists
What is an agonist 1,
How is propanalol an antagonist 2,
Drug affinity 3
34
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W20 Microbe host interactions
Define symbiosis what are the 3 s...,
What is mutualism what is an exam...,
Define commensalism what is comme...
27
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W21 Yeasts and Moulds
Give examples of macroscopic fungi 1,
What are chemoheterotrophs 2,
What are saprophytes 3
39
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W21 Virus structure, viral replication cycle and prions
Virus general characteristics 1,
What are the misconceptions about...,
How can viruses be seen 3
26
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W21 Viral infections, oncoviruses and antiviral chemotherapy
What needs to be done for a virus...,
What is viral pathogenesis 2,
What is an asymptomatic infection 3
22
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W21 Protozoan microorganisms
What is a parasite 1,
What are endoparasites 2,
What are ectoparasites 3
21
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W22 Pharmacology- Drug targets
Catalytic & Nuclear Receptors
Ion channels
GCPR
W31 Case studies
35
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W23 Urinary system (Renal)
What does the urinary system cons...,
What are the main functions of th...,
What are the substances filtered ...
48
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W24 The Reproductive System
What are features of the reproduc...,
What makes up the male reproducti...,
Describe features of the testes 3
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W25 The Respiratory System
What are the main functions of th...,
What are some other functions of ...,
What is the respiratory system re...
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W27 Digestive System
What are some examples of macronu...,
What are the key functions of the...,
What are the two major anatomical...
77
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W31 Nutrition- Macronutrients
What is nutrition 1,
What is nutrition 2,
What is a diet 3
34
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W31 Nutrition- Micronutrients (Vitamins)
What type of nutrient is water 1,
What is water balance 2,
What is the minimum obligatory wa...
31
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