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M&R Session 1: membrane proteins and cytoskeleton
What are the 6 functions of biolo...,
In order of decreasing percentage...,
Membrane lipids are amphipathic g...
28
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MSK Session 1: pectoral region and axilla
Which bones constitute the pector...,
State the borders of the axilla a...,
How may structures leave the axil...
52
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CVS Session 1: anatomy and histology
What are the factors that affect ...,
How does rate of blood flow perfu...,
What is normal cardiac output at ...
65
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MoD Session 1: cell injury
Causes of cell injury and death 1,
What is the result of hypoxia and...,
What are the causes of hypoxia 3
44
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M&R Session 2: Permeability and transporters
Name molecules that can passively...,
What are aquaporins 2,
What is the role in membrane prot...
42
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MSK Session 2: arm, cubital fossa, limb development
Biceps brachii origin 1,
Biceps brachii insertion 2,
Biceps brachii innervation 3
50
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MSK Session 6b: anterior thigh
General function of anterior thig...,
Psoas major origin 2,
Psoas major insertion 3
32
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MSK Session 6c: medial thigh
Form of adductor longus 1,
Adductor longus origin 2,
Adductor longus insertion 3
41
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MoD Session 2: acute inflammation
Causes of acute inflammation 1,
Hallmarks of acute inflammation 2,
Vascular phase of acute inflammat...
34
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CVS Session 2: cardiac cycle
Why is the heart described as 2 p...,
Describe the conduction system of...,
Function of valvular cusps 3
61
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CVS Session 3: CVS embryology and congenital heart defects
When does the vascular system app...,
Where are the progenitor heart ce...,
Describe the 2 sections of cardia...
86
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MSK 3a: bones and joints
Fibrous joint types tough fibrous...,
Catilaginous joint types fibro or...,
What is a joint 3
35
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MSK 3b: anterior forearm
Superficial muscles of anterior f...,
Pronator teres origin 2,
Pronator teres insertion 3
33
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MSK 3c: posterior forearm
Superficial and deep muscles or p...,
Method to remember all 12 muscles...,
Brachioradialis most lateral rota...
16
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M&R Session 10: autonomic nervous system
Ans functions 1,
Sympathetic division 2,
Parasympathetic division 3
41
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M&R Session 3: resting cell membrane
What is the resting cell membrane...,
How is the resting membrane poten...,
How is the membrane potential mea...
24
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MoD session 3: chronic inflammation
Define chronic inflammation 1,
Characteristics of chronic inflam...,
In what situations could chronic ...
38
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CVS Session 11: Heart failure
Define heart failure 1,
Heart failure aetiology 2,
Describe the 4 stages of the nyha...
44
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MoD session 4: regeneration and repair
What is regeneration 1,
Examples of cells that can regene...,
Labile tissues 3
45
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MSK 3d: shoulder
Articulating surfaces of shoulder 1,
How is stability of the shoulder ...,
Joint capsule of shoulder 3
36
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MSK 4a: skeletal muscle structure and function
Describe circular muscles 1,
Describe parallel muscles most co...,
Describe pennate muscles 3
19
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M&R session 4: action potentials and the cellular response
Describe an action potential 1,
How do action potentials in neuro...,
How is an action potential genera...
59
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CVS session 4: cellular events and the ANS
How is the resting membrane poten...,
Describe excitation contraction c...,
Describe and draw a diagram of th...
59
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MSK 4b: elbow
What type of synovial joint is th...,
What are the articulations of the...,
When are the articulating surface...
20
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MSK 4c: radioulnar joints
Location of proximal radioulnar j...,
What type of joints are the radio...,
Joint capsule of proximal ruj 3
14
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MSK 4d: the wrist and carpal tunnel
What are the articulations of the...,
Describe the wrist s joint capsule 2,
What type of joint is the wrist 3
17
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MSK 5a: dermatomes, myotomes and segmental innervation of limbs
Describe the segmentation of the ...,
What does the embryological neura...,
How does the dermatomyotome devel...
44
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MoD session 5: haemostasis and thrombosis
What is haemostasis 1,
What factors determine successful...,
What is the platelet release reac...
35
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M&R session 5: control of cytosolic Ca2+
Ca2 concentrations of extracellul...,
How is the concentration differen...,
Cellular events dependent on ca2 3
19
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CVS Session 5: flow
Describe the cvs in terms of seri...,
Describe the vessels through whic...,
Define flow 3
43
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CVS session 12: review, cardiac arrest and shock
Where can poor perfusion occur 1,
What is pressure the product of 2,
What is mean arterial blood press...
30
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M&R session 11: the clinical significance of receptor regulation
Components of ligand receptor int...,
Agonists and antagonists 2,
Dose response curve 3
14
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MoD session 6: atheroma
Define atheroma 1,
Define atherosclerosis 2,
Define arteriosclerosis 3
20
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M&R session 6: receptors and receptor-mediated endocytosis
What is a receptor 1,
How might chemical signalling tak...,
What is a ligand 3
36
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MSK 5b: the hand
Describe the articulations of the...,
Describe some common fractures of...,
Describe the metacarpals 3
29
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MSK 6a: vertebral column
Describe the general anatomy of t...,
What are the functions of the ver...,
What features make up a typical v...
45
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MSK 7b: buttock and gluteal region
Ligaments of the gluteal region 1,
Superficial and deep gluteal musc...,
Proximal attachment of all the su...
17
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MSK 8b: posterior thigh and popliteal fossa
Biceps femoris 1,
Semitend mem muscle location 2,
Semitendinosus 3
14
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MoD session 7: cellular adaptations
Outcomes of cell communication 1,
Types of cell signalling 2,
What is a growth factor 3
48
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CVS session 6: control of cardiac output and response of the whole system
Effect of tpr on arterial and ven...,
Effect of cardiac output on arter...,
Demand 3
32
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MSK 7a: the hip
Describe the articulations of the...,
What is the non articulating part...,
Function of the acetabular labrum 3
25
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MoD session 8: neoplasia 1
Define neoplasm 1,
Define malignant neoplasm 2,
Define tumour 3
36
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CVS session 7: electrocardiogram
Why can electrodes on the surface...,
What do the electrodes see 2,
Function of gap junctions 3
40
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MSK 8a: the knee
What type of joint is the knee 1,
Articulations of the knee 2,
Describe the bony structures invo...
33
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MSK 9b: anterior and lateral leg
Location of the anterior compartm...,
General action of the anterior co...,
Fascia 3
20
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MSK 10a: posterior leg
Innervations of the posterior leg...,
General movements and insertions ...,
Gastrocnemis 3
15
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M&R session 7: signal transduction receptors and effectors
What is signal transduction 1,
What are the three cell surface r...,
Describe some therapeutics which ...
29
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CVS session 8: the special circulations
What are the two circulations of ...,
Pressure values for the heart pul...,
Pressures and resistances in the ...
40
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MoD session 9: invasion and metastasis
What is the effect of the ability...,
What is the general mechanism of ...,
Why is the process of metastasis ...
32
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CVS session 9: drugs and the CVS
How might ectopic pacemaker activ...,
What are after depolarisations 2,
What is a re entry loop 3
34
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MSK 12a: gait and nerve injuries of the lower limb
Describe the muscles involved in ...,
How is forward way starting to fa...,
Outline the gait cycle 3
14
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MSK 12b: bones, joints and muscles of the foot
Name all the tarsal bones from pr...,
Describe metatarsals and phalange...,
Calcaneal fracture 3
33
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M&R session 8: drugs and receptors
What is the relationship between ...,
What is the difference between an...,
What is intrinsic efficacy 3
41
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MoD session 10: carcinogenesis
Describe intrinsic and extrinsic ...,
What were the lessons learned fro...,
What types of substance can be mu...
46
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CVS session 10: ischaemic heart disease
What might cause chest pain and w...,
Why are sub endocardial areas mos...,
Why does tachycardia worsen ischa...
33
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M&R session 9: pharmacokinetics
What factors are involved in a dr...,
Describe the pharmaceutical proce...,
What is oral bioavailability 3
19
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MoD session 11: incidence, prognosis and treatment of malignant neoplasms
The 4 most common types of cancer...,
What are the most common cancers ...,
Describe the variation in 5 year ...
37
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MSK: joint injuries lectures in w9, 10 and 11
Classify fracture types 1,
Classify fractures according to l...,
Signs and symptoms of a fracture 3
31
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