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Acute & Chronic inflammation
What is inflammation,
Example of beneficial effect of i...,
Example of harmful effects of inf...
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Thrombosis, embolism, ischaemia and infarction
Definition of thrombus,
Predisposing factors virchow s triad,
Arterial thrombosis is most commo...
62
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Healing and repair
What are the major types of cell ...,
What are caustic agents,
Blockage of cellular respiration
34
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Atherosclerosis
What arteries are affected by ath...,
What are atheroslcerotic lesions ...,
What are the risk factors for ath...
24
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Apoptosis & Necrosis
Define apoptosis,
Apoptosis is activated or prevent...,
What does reduced apoptosis lead to
30
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Normal and abnormal development
Entirely genetic disease,
Multifactorial,
Entirely environmental
25
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Disorders of growth, differentiation and morphogenesis
Types of growth,
Cell types based on regenerative ...,
What does the m phase comprise of
44
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Naming tumours and tumour markers
Name the benign and malignant tum...,
Name the benign and malignant tum...,
Name the benign and malignant tum...
21
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Neoplasms
Why do tumours arise,
What do these changes result in,
The structure of neoplastic cells...
34
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Carcinogenesis
Carcinogenesis,
Carcinogen,
Multistep carcinogenesis hypothesis
30
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Cellular and molecular events in carcinogenesis
Initiation,
Promotion,
Progression
51
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Tumour Immunology
Aetiology of ca,
Hallmarks of ca,
The immune system discriminate wh...
33
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Vaccines
What are the three types of vacci...,
Immunisation can be,
Define passive immunisation
46
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Immunology
The immune system must,
Innate immunity,
Adaptive immunity
59
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Innate immune recognition
The innate immune system recognises,
Pamps,
Gram gram
27
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Adaptive immunity
Humoral immunity,
Antibodies,
Describe the basic ab structure
45
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Allergy and Hypersensitivity
Type i hypersensitivity,
Atopy,
Allergens
30
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Ageing and immunology
Examples of diseases associated w...,
Intersection of ageing biology an...,
What are the three levels of hall...
39
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Principles of pharmacokinetics
What is pharmacodynamics,
What is pharmacokinetics,
What are the processes of pharmac...
51
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Pharmacokinetics in practice and pharmacogenomics
First order kinetics,
Zero order kinetics,
Cmax
39
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Drugs and receptors
Druggability,
Receptor,
How do chemicals communicate
43
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Drugs, enzymes and transporters
Enzyme inhibitor,
What are the two types of enzyme ...,
Enzymes themselves can be drug pr...
33
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Opioid receptors - morphine
Naturally occurring opioids from ...,
Simple chemical modifications to ...,
Synthetic opioids
28
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Autonomic pharmacology
What are the responses to acute s...,
What are the responses of the par...,
Location of parasympathetic nerves
54
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Drug interactions
Drug interaction,
What are the two types of drug in...,
Pharmacodynamic drug interactions
30
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ADRs
Adr,
What are the impacts of adr for t...,
What are the impacts of adr for t...
31
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Anaphylaxis
What is an allergic reaction,
Can the exposure be non medical,
What are the target organs of all...
29
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Microbiology
What is a pathogen,
What is a commensal bacteria,
What is an opportunist pathogen
39
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Gram positive bacteria
What is the first line treatment ...,
What is meticillin resistant s au...,
Staphylococci can be grouped base...
45
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Gram negative bacteria
Where is lps found,
What does lps comprise of,
Virulence factors
53
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Invasive Meningococcal Disease
Definition of meningitis,
Meningitis can be caused by,
Infectious meningitis is usually ...
44
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Mycobacteria
M tuberculosis causes,
M avium complex mac,
M kansasii
42
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Viruses
Viruses that cause miscarriage an...,
Viruses that cause outbreaks,
Viruses that cause ca
44
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Notifiable diseases and immunisation
Passive immunity,
Passive immunity provided by inje...,
Active immunisation
24
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Mycology
What are fungi,
How is conidia carried,
Define yeast
29
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Protozoa
What is protozoa,
What are the five major groups of...,
Examples of flagellates protozoa
41
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Viral infections and antivirals
Aciclovir,
Aciclovir is used to treat or pre...,
What are some of the few side eff...
37
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Antibiotics
Definition of antiobiotics,
Antibiotics today,
Antimicrobials include
76
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Which antibiotic to choose?
What factors to consider when dec...,
Confusing cephalosporins do not f...,
What abx to use for gram ve
28
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Infection control
Why are hcai important,
What does the health act 2006 state,
5 moments of hand hygiene
16
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AIDS epidemiology
What are the global statistics fo...,
How many new hiv infections were ...,
What is the 90 90 90 goal set by ...
42
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HIV infection
Hiv is,
Hiv was first identified by,
Where did hiv come from
48
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Clinical aspect of HIV
The hiv cd4 curve,
What are the two markers used to ...,
Signs and symptoms of acute prima...
52
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