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Blood
Functions of blood 6 1,
Plasma proteins 2,
What does colloid oncotic pressur...
30
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Proteins
Classes of amino acids 7 1,
Primary structure 2,
Secondary structure 3
15
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Immune System
What is immune system 1,
Types of pathogen 2,
Types of immunity 3
46
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Membranes
Functions of membrane proteins 5 1,
What do receptor proteins do 2,
Types of transporters 3
36
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Life Of Cells
Important functional groups to re...,
Types of configurations if there ...,
What are the 5 chemical reactions...
17
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Homeostasis
What is homeostasis 1,
Why is it important to maintain c...,
How are organ systems involved in...
16
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Energy
1st law of energy changes 1,
2nd law of energy change 2,
Entropy 3
27
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Enzymes
What factors determine enzymes ac...,
Why measure enzymes 2,
Hypoxia 3
6
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Carbohydrates
Carbohydrates are highly oxidisab...,
Carbohydrate functions 2,
Types of monosaccharides 3
37
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Citric Acid Cycle
What is the citric acid cycle 1,
Where does citric acid cycle occur 2,
How did the citric acid cycle evo...
5
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Lipids
Biological functions of lipids 1,
Lipid classes 2,
Unsaturated fatty acids 3
44
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Nitrogen
What do amino acids and nucleotid...,
What is phenylketonuria 2,
Ammonia is produced by 3
11
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Terminal Respiration
Mitochondria is the only place th...,
What is required to be in mitocho...,
Glycerol phosphate shuttle 3
20
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Nervous system
Somatic nervous system 1,
Autonomic nervous system 2,
Segments and ridges of brain call...
56
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Skeletal muscle
Three types of muscle 1,
Where is smooth muscle found 2,
How are skeletal muscle cells mul...
38
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Smooth muscle
What part of the nervous system i...,
Features of smooth muscle 2,
X bridge activation 3
13
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Pharmacology
Signal transduction 1,
Intracellular receptors 2,
Cell surface receptors 3
19
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Sensory receptors
What are sensory receptors 1,
3 types of sensory receptors 2,
Sensory modality 3
34
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Autonomic Nervous System
What is ans 1,
Ganglion 2,
What type of receptors work in au...
14
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Pharmacology of ANS and NMJ
What is more useful targeting pos...,
Alpha 1 agonists are used for 2,
Alpha 2 agonists are used in 3
7
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Spinal reflexes
What is a stretch reflex 1,
3 types of connections that spind...,
Monosynaptic reflex 3
16
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Medical Microbiology
Non sterile body sites 1,
Sterile body sites 2,
Common specimen types collected t...
54
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Pathogens and Hosts
Commensal 1,
Kochs postulates 2,
Infectivity 3
24
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Classification of pathogenic bacteria
What is in bacterial cell wall 1,
How to classify different bacteria 2,
Which cell wall is more complex 3
24
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Antibiotic resistance
Organism is considered resistant ...,
Types of resistance 2,
What type of bacteria is always r...
12
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Vaccine development
Passive immunity disadvantages 1,
Killed whole organism vaccine 2,
Attenuated whole organism 3
15
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Hypersensitivity and autoimmune disease
Autoimmune disease is and why 1,
Autoimmune disease can come from 2,
Autoimmune disease treatment 3
11
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Antimicrobial chemotherapy
Bactericidal 1,
Bacteriostatic 2,
Mbc 3
43
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Tumour pathology
Basic pathological mechanisms 1,
Types of circulatory disorder 2,
Other word for tumour 3
42
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Disorders of cell growth
Cell cycle phases 1,
Cell cycle control measures 2,
Checkpoints of cell cycle 3
24
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Acute inflammation
What is acute inflammation 1,
What are the cardinal signs of in...,
What are the causes of acute infl...
16
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Chronic inflammation
What is chronic inflammation 1,
What are clinic findings in chron...,
What are causes and components of...
13
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Circulation pathology
What is the origin of platelets 1,
Role of platelets in relation to ...,
Main site of production of key cl...
26
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Hallmarks of cancer
What is an immune checkpoint 1,
Sustaining proliferative signalli...,
Evasions of inhibitory growth sig...
12
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Cancer pathology
What is chemotherapy 1,
How can chemotherapy be delivered 2,
3 types of chemotherapy 3
24
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Genetics
What is mendelian inheritance 1,
Autosomal mendelian inheritance 2,
Autosomal recessive mendelian inh...
28
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Chromosomes
What is the basic structure of ch...,
Ways of laboratory diagnosis of g...,
How are chromosomes packaged 3
8
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cancer genetics
Cancer can be caused by what kind...,
Genetic processes associated with...,
Oncogenes 3
5
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Absorption of drugs
Pharmaceutical process 1,
Pharmacokinetic process 2,
Pharmacodynamic process 3
15
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Drug distribution
When is a drug biologically activ...,
What can affect amount of unbound...,
When does protein binding matter 3
16
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Drug metabolism
What does metabolism do 1,
What happens to non water soluble...,
Important sites of metabolism 3
10
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Drug interactions
What is drug interaction 1,
What is drug interaction 2,
Drug precipitants 3
11
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Adverse drug reactions
What is an adverse drug reaction 1,
Onset types 2,
Type a reactions 3
10
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Drug delivery systems
Factors which affect the bioavail...,
Strengths of the different routes...,
Strengths of different preparatio...
6
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Clinical Trial Design
Uses of a clinical study 1,
Basic consideration involved in t...,
Parallel design 3
10
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Imaging
What is an x ray 1,
How are x rays generated and how ...,
How are x rays generated and how ...
8
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Imaging in cancer
How does mri work 1,
Application of mri specific contr...,
Patient safety issues specific to...
5
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Diagnostic techniques
Reasons for requesting lab invest...,
Common errors in taking samples t...
2
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Injury to body
Definition of injury 1,
Mechanism of injury 2,
Classification of injuries 3
17
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Post mortem changes
What are the natural processes wh...,
Algor mortis 2,
Bodies cool quicker in __ than in...
16
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