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Tissues
Functions of squamous cells,
Example of squamous cell,
Function of cuboidal and columnar...
62
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Autonomic Nervous System (plus pharmacology of ANS and NMJ)
What nerves does the autonomic ns...,
Whats voluntary somatic or autonomic,
Whats a ganglion
91
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Muscles
What do muscles do,
Name the three types of muscle,
What muscle is striated
121
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Nitrogen
How do nitrogen fixing bacteria live,
What inactivates nitrogen fixing ...,
What do root nodules on legumes c...
89
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carbohydrates
Function of carbohydrates,
Storage from of carbohydrate is,
What is a monosaccharide
70
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Carbohydrates 2.0
Define glycolysis,
Products of glycolysis,
Whats doe glycolysis do
93
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Sensory receptors
What are sensory receptors,
What do sensory receptors induce,
What is a sensory modality
56
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Reflexes
Why does reflex inhibition occur,
What is stimulated in stretch reflex,
Whats the steps of the stretch re...
24
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Introduction to microbiology
What is the 5 possible infecting ...,
What is a prion,
What specimen type is collected f...
25
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Introduction to bacteria
What colour do gram positive cell...,
What colour do gram negative cell...,
What 3 shapes do bacteria exist as
35
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Fungus
What is a fungi,
Whats the major informal types of...,
What does it mean that fungi are ...
23
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Introduction to viruses
What size are viruses,
What is the 3 structure of viruses,
What does it mean that viruses ar...
27
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Pathogens of the host
What is a commensal,
Pathogenicity,
Pathogenicity requires
25
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Pathogen and host: Immunity
What capsule organism is resistan...,
What organism is resistant to int...,
What is involved in monoclear pha...
26
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Viral pathogenic mechanism
What are the sites of viral entry,
Latent infection,
Example of latent infection
21
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Gram positive bacteria
What are the clinically significa...,
What are the two from of cocci ba...,
What test differentiates staphylc...
28
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Gram negative
What are the two main gram negati...,
What are the two species of neiss...,
What infection does cocci moraxel...
24
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Miscellaneous bacteria
What are the three types of misce...,
How are mycobacterium distinguished,
What are the two types of mycobac...
17
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Acute inflammation
What is acute inflammation,
Name the 5 cardinal signs of infl...,
What is the most important cardin...
20
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Principles of immunisation
What is natural active immunity,
What is naturally passive immunity,
What is artificial passive immunity
24
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Acute inflammation 2
What are the immediate systemic e...,
What are the long term systemic e...,
What are the five possible outcom...
32
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Tumour pathology 1&2
Define tumour,
What are the two types of tumours,
Define cancer
39
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Tumour pathology 3
What are the local effects malign...,
What are the two forms of bleedin...,
What is an indirect effect of ana...
24
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Imaging in inflammatory disorders and infections
What is the properties of the ide...,
What happens in a tomography gamm...,
What does image quality depend on...
10
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Hypersensitivity and autoimmune
How does type 1 hypersensitivity ...,
What is an atopy,
What are the steps type 1 hyperse...
25
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Chronic Inflammation
What cell types are involved in c...,
What is the outcome of chronic in...,
What is the clinical presentation...
11
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Antimicrobial chemotherapy: mechanisms of bacteria and resistance to bacteria
Name two healthcare acquired infe...,
What are antibiotics active against,
Bactericidal bacteriostatic
50
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Antimicrobrial chemotherapy Spectrum of commonly used agents
List the different b lactams peni...,
What spectrum does benzyl penicil...,
When is amoxicillin the best choi...
37
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Chronic Inflammation 2
What causes granulomata inflammation,
What is granulomas,
What is a giant cells and what is...
26
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POD VOCAB
Serotonin,
Prostaglandin,
Non disjunction
5
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Lymphatic system
0
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Parasites
Define parasite,
What is a parasite more complex then,
What are the three classification...
39
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Storing using genetic information
Define phenotype,
Define genotype,
What is dna a chain of
25
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Chromosome and cell division
What are dna molecules packaged i...,
What is the process of dna conden...,
What is chromatin further condens...
28
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Chromosome abnormalities
What are three different forms of...,
What is the most common numerical...,
What is a chromosomal monosomy ab...
38
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Genetic basis of complex inheritance
What rule does mendelian inherita...,
An intermediate phenotype is a re...,
What are the factors contracting ...
23
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Common diseases
Cystic fibrosis effects on the body,
Angelman syndrome,
Prader willi syndrome pws
5
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Estimating risk of inherited genetics
Define fitness,
What effects fitness,
What do genotype frequencies calc...
23
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Genetic predisposition to cancer
What do most cancers arise from,
What kind of cancer mutation is n...,
What causes germ line mutations
36
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Drug absorption
Pharmaceutical process,
Pharmacokinetic process,
What are the four basic factors d...
35
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Drug distribution
What happens once a drug has been...,
Define drug distribution,
What kind of drug is biologically...
33
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Drug metabolism
Define drug metabolism,
Where are drugs usually metabolised,
What happens to lipid soluble dru...
32
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Antimicrobial chemotherapy - side effects and toxicity
What group of drugs are most comm...,
What are the two forms of hyperse...,
What is an immediate hypersensiti...
28
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Anti microbial - general principles of clinical usage and role of laboratory
What are the four patient charact...,
When should antimicrobial be admi...,
When can prophylaxis be used clin...
16
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antimicrobial chemotherapy - anti fungal drugs
What can fungus be subdivided into,
What is the combined form of fung...,
What are the different classes of...
23
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Antimicrobial therapy - anti-viral drugs
What does it means that all anti ...,
Give examples of herpes viruses,
What is an antiviral that is acti...
28
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Therapeutics option
What are prevention methods,
What is an example of a screening...,
What are more controversial scree...
35
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Outline of disease processes
Define cancer,
What is the characteristics of ca...,
What initiates cancer growth
30
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Drug delivery system
What three factors determine the ...,
What is a prodrug,
What is the advantages of a prodrug
38
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Adverse Drug reactions
What is the frequency of adrs in ...,
What is the 3 onsets for adrs and...,
What is the severity of adrs rang...
25
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Drug Interactions
What factors modify drug interact...,
Define object drug define percipi...,
What drugs are most likely to cau...
38
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Post Mortem findings and ID of a body
What happens after death,
What time frame gives the timing ...,
Factors which influence the rate ...
26
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Chemotherapy
How is chemotherapy delivered,
What is the aims of chemotherapy,
What are the chemotoxic agents
20
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Clinical trials
Name 4 different trials,
Double blind,
Single blind
22
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Imaging in cancer
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Tumour pathology 4
What is cell cycle,
What is the timing for the cell c...,
What is external factors in the c...
41
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Nerves
Examples of graded potentials,
How are graded potentials decreme...,
How are graded potentials graded
46
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Nerves - brain
What makes up the brain stem,
What is the four cerebrum lobes,
How many pairs of spinal nerves a...
23
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TOXINS
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