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Pathology: Principles
Define general pathology,
Define systemic pathology,
Define anatomic pathology
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Pathology: Cell Injury
What can cause cell injury,
What causes hypoxia to cells,
Is degeneration reversible
38
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Pathology: Cellular and Tissue Responses
What is hypertrophy,
What causes hypertrophy,
What could be a problem with hype...
35
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Pathology: General clinical
What is clinical pathology,
What is anatomic pathology,
What are the roles of a clinical ...
29
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Pathology: Haemodynamic disorders
What is the overall distribution ...,
What is the distribution of extra...,
What is oedema
32
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Oncology: Principles
What are the most common cancers ...,
Most cancers are clonal,
What are the two types of mutatio...
49
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Oncology: Viruses
Name 4 retroviridae rna viruses t...,
What type of tumours does avian l...,
What type of tumours do feline re...
27
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Oncology: A clinical approach
Approximately how many animals ov...,
Name some dog breeds that are hig...,
What are the three golden rules o...
17
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Oncology: Surgical approaches
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Oncology: Chemotherapy
Define cure,
Define complete remission cr,
Define partial remission pr
28
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Oncology: Radiation therapy
How does radiation kill cancer cells,
How are free radicals produced du...,
What is the oxygen effect how doe...
27
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Oncology: Disorders of growth
0
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Pharmacology: Principles
What is pharmacodynamics,
What is pharmacokinetics,
What can drugs target
35
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Pharmacology: Pharmacokinetics
What are the enteral methods of d...,
How are enteral drugs designed to...,
How does age effect enteral drug ...
48
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Pharmacology: Drug dose and delivery
Why do most drugs not have pks,
What are pbpks what are they used...,
What his kleibers law
11
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Pharmacology: Therapeutics
Define and adverse event,
What are the risk factors associa...,
What are the types of ade
29
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Pharmacology: Law
When did the veterinary medicines...,
When can pom v drugs be prescribed,
Who can hand out pom vs
62
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Pharmacology: Drug discovery
What are the top three drug categ...,
What are the stages of drug disco...,
What are the stages of drug devel...
7
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Pharmacology: Dispensing
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Immunology: Principles
What are the two types of lumped ...,
Where can you find primary lympho...,
Where can you find secondary lymp...
45
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Immunology: T and B lymphocytes
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Immunology: Antigens
Define antigen,
Define hapten,
Define carrier
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Immunology: Humoral immunity
What immunoglobulin do b cells ha...,
What immunoglobulin do plasma cel...,
What three signals are required f...
29
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Immunology: Immunity to pathogens
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Immunology: Vaccines
Ho are animals immunised passivel...,
How do we cause active immunisation,
What are the pros and cons of muc...
23
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Immunology: Central and peripheral tolerance
What is tolerance,
What is central tolerance,
What is peripheral tolerance
15
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Immunology: Auto immune diseases
What are the bodys natural immuno...,
What is broad immunosuppression,
What is specific immunosuppression
35
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Microbiology: Principles
How do pathogens escape the host ...,
What is o antigen,
What is the bacterial capsule
24
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Microbiology: Bacteria
Spectrum antibiotics target acros...,
Define bactericidal,
Define bacteriostatic
45
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Microbiology: Resistance to antibiotics
What are the mechanisms bacteria ...,
How do bacteria change their genr...,
What is intrinsic resistance
17
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Microbiology: Choosing antibiotics
What is the bva seven point plan ...,
What do the bva call higher risk ...,
How can we work with the clients ...
10
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Microbiology: Mechanisms of resistance
Where can antiviral drugs target,
Why is selectivity important in a...,
How can antivirals inhibit virus ...
9
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Microbiology: Antimicrobials
0
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Microbiology: Antifungals
What fungi is ringworm,
Where are superficial mycoses,
Where are subcutaneous mycoses in...
30
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Microbiology: Classes of antibiotic & control
0
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Microbiology: Disinfectants
How long do endospores of viruses...,
How can we sterilise liquids,
How does an autoclave work
45
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Microbiology: Surgical Infections
0
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Parasitology: Principles
What is the life cycle of the liv...,
What does finding worm eggs or la...,
What are signs associated with pa...
18
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Parasitology: Endoparasites
What are the sucking lice,
What are the chewing lice,
What are keds where do they come ...
26
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Parasitology: Ectoparasites
Define eradication,
Define parasite control,
Most ectoparasiticides act as neu...
39
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Parasitology: Coccidiosis
What is coccidiosis,
How is coccidia spread,
What are the clinical signs of co...
19
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Parasitology: Neospora and Toxoplasma
What cause toxoplasmosis,
What are toxoplasma tachyzoites,
What are toxoplasma bradyzoites
18
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Parasitology: Drugs
0
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