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30.1 - Relative Importance of Infection as a Cause of Morbidity and Mortality
What is the importance of infecti...,
Roughly what fraction of deaths g...,
Compare the percentage of global ...
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30.2 Pathogenic Organisms
How many human and bacterial cell...,
Can all bacteria be gram stained,
Describe the structure of gram po...
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30.3 - Defence Against Infectious Disease_Innate Mechanisms
30.3.1 INNATE MECHANISMS
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30.3 - Defence Against Infectious Disease_Specific Immune Response
Why is a specific antigen recogni...,
How are antigens distributed,
What is the definition of clonoge...
18
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31.1 Necrosis and Apoptosis
What are some forms of rcd regula...,
What is apoptosis,
Summarise the two main pathways o...
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31.2 Acute Inflammation
What is acute inflammation,
What is the time course for acute...,
How does acute inflammation fight...
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31.3 Chronic Inflammation
What is the time fram for chronic...,
What are the three main stimuli f...,
What can chronic inflammation lea...
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31.4 Repair
Define pathology,
What are the four main defence sy...,
What are the goals and outcomes o...
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31.5 Pharmacology of Inflammation
What is the mechanism of action f...,
How do cox inhibitors work as ana...,
How do cox inhibitors work as ant...
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32.1 Structure and Physiology of the immune system
What are the primary lymphoid organs,
What is the plo for t cells,
What is the plo for b cells
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32.2 Induction of Immune Responses
What is antigenicity,
What is immunogenicity,
List the features that determine ...
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32.3 Effector Mechanisms in Immunity to Infection
How do antibodies aid in eliminat...,
What is opsonization,
How can abs initiate acute inflam...
42
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33.1 Bacterial Structure and Physiology
Describe the features that distin...,
Do prokaryotes have a,
What are the main shapes of bacteria
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33.2 Treatment of Bacterial Infection
What are the physical methods by ...,
What is debridement,
How are antibiotics able to be se...
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33.3 Bacterial Diagnosis
What are kochs postulates,
State all of kochs postulates,
What is macconkey
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33.4 Bacterial Pathogenesis
What is virulence,
What are kochs postulates,
State all of kochs postulates
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33.5 Specific Pathogenic Bacteria
What are all of the different imp...,
For streptococcus pneumoniae stat...,
For streptococcus pyogenes state ...
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34. Mycology
Describe the features of the king...,
What are the two types of fungi,
What is the difference between ye...
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35.1 Examples of Viral Disease
Influenza,
Influenza structure,
Influenza epidemics
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35.2 Laboratory Diagnostic Methods
What are the two main ways a vira...,
List the tests which can indicate...,
What are plaque assays used for
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35.3 Virion Structure and Classification
What is the size of viruses,
What visual techniques are used t...,
Can viruses be detected by a ligh...
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35.4 Virus Replication
What are viruses,
What is the eclipse phase,
For hiv 1 viruses state the attach
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35.5 Cellular and Systemic Consequences of Infection
Are all viruses pathogenic,
What does the outcome of an infec...,
Why do viral infections cause dis...
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35.6 Population Virology
What factors can influence persis...,
What are the different routs of t...,
Give an example of a virus transm...
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36. Parasitology
Malaria,
Do infectious diseases have a gre...,
What are helminths
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37 Immunisation Against Infectious Disease
What is immunisation,
What are the two main types of im...,
What are the advantages of active...
31
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38 Epidemiology and Population Health
What are the three key elements r...,
What is the route of transmission...,
What is the route of transmission...
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39 Immunopathology
Name 6 ways in which the immune s...,
According to the spec what are th...,
Describe the morphology of mast c...
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40.1 Immune Deficiency
What is the consequence of t cell...,
Give examples of inherited t cell...,
Give an example of an acquired t ...
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40.2 Transplantation
What is an allograft,
What is an isograft,
What is a xenograft
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40.3 Iatrogenic and Therapeutic Immunosuppression
What treatments can cause immunos...,
Why is immunosuppression a side e...,
What is neutropenic sepsis
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41.1 Haemostasis
What is a blood clot,
Define haemostasis,
How does a breach of the endothel...
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41.2 Thrombosis
What is thrombosis,
What is a thrombus,
Compare how arterial and venous t...
18
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41.3 Embolism
What are the different type of em...,
How may a fat embolism arise,
What is an embolism
13
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41.4 Atherosclerosis
What is atherosclerosis,
How does sex affect the developme...,
What is the geographical distribu...
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41.5 Prevention and Treatment of CV disease
What lifestyle changes can,
What surgical interventions can b...,
What is a coronary artery bypass ...
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42. Degenerative Disease Due To Amyloid
What are some examples of chronic...,
Describe the population impact an...,
Chronic degenerative diseases are...
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43.1 Pathology of Neoplasia
Describe the,
Describe the,
What is the difference in level o...
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43.2 Regulation of cell growth in tumours
What are thought to be the 8 hall...,
What is the true definition of ce...,
What are two key markers of malig...
13
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43.3 Genetic Basis of Malignancy
What are viral oncogenes,
What are cellular proto oncogenes,
What do oncogenes predispose the ...
33
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43.4 Cancer Therapy
What are major therapies not incl...,
What is radiotherapy,
What is the aim of chemotherapy
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Drugs list
What is the action and some featu...,
What is the action and some featu...,
What is the action and some featu...
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Cytokines
Il 1 il 1 il 1 origin,
Il 1 il 1 il 1 function,
Il 2 origin
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