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HIEBP - evidence based practise
What is the hierarchy of evidence,
What is an rct,
What is the definition of nice
17
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HIEBP - implementation science
What is implementation science about,
How many behaviour change techniq...,
How to change behaviour in health...
4
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HIEBP - when evidence is not implemented
What is efficacy,
What is effectiveness,
What is the efficacy effectivenes...
7
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HIEBP - clinical decisions support systems
What are clinical decision suppor...,
What is alert fatigue
2
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HIEBP - Big Data
What are the 4 vs of big data
1
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formative quiz for HIEBP
Https keatskclacuk mod quiz viewp...
1
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IAI - intro to immunology
In what 2 ways is the immune syst...,
Compare the following for innate ...,
What do all cells of the immune s...
26
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IAI - innate immune protection
What is innate immunity,
Describe what happens in 0 96 hou...,
What are the physical anatomical ...
46
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IAI - Antibody, lymphocytes, and generation of diversity
Describe adaptive immunity,
What does adaptive immunity require,
Outline the structure of a t cell
46
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IAI - T cells, effector functions and the MHC
Peptides are displayed by cells i...,
What structural property do both ...,
Describe the structure of an mhc1...
25
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IAI - immune recognition and immune tolerance
What is immune tolerance,
What is thymic education,
What is positive selection in t c...
27
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IAI - acute/chronic inflammation
What type of immunity is acute in...,
What type of immunity is chronic ...,
What is the duration of acute inf...
14
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IAI - when immune system goes wrong
What is immediate hypersensitivity,
What is atopy,
What is the immediate hypersensit...
32
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IAI - intro to microbiology
What are the 5 different types of...,
What 3 things determine how the o...,
Which one of these can be classif...
51
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IAI - pathogenesis of microbial infection
What is symbiosis,
What are the 3 types of symbiotic...,
What is commensalism
34
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IAI - diagnosis and control of infection
What is epidemiology,
What concept is used to explain h...,
What two main factors affect the ...
29
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EAB - stats in practise
What is randomisation,
What is blinding,
What are the 4 types of blinding
6
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EAB - study design and summarising data
This involves a small amount of t...,
Why do we need to randomise in rcts,
What is the gold standard for res...
29
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EAB - Estimation And Significance Tests And P-Values
What is a pro of using a sample,
What is a con of using a sample,
What is a confidence interval
27
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EAB - T-Test And Chi Squared Tests
What is the difference between a ...,
Whats the function of a t test,
What is a chi squared test used for
11
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EAB: Diagnostic Tests and Screening
Define validity,
Define reliability,
How can you improve reliability i...
23
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EAB: Cohort Study and Case Control Study
What do epidemiological cohort st...,
What are 6 example risk factors,
What are 3 health outcomes
15
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EAB: Randomised Controlled Trials
What is an rct,
What are rcts used to evaluate,
What is the pico framework for ba...
23
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NBSS (Neuroscience) - Brain and the Cranium
What is neuroscience,
What is the nervous system,
What are the 7 different levels o...
48
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NBSS (neuroscience) Cellular Structure of the Nervous System
How can neurons be described,
What are neurons made up of,
What does polarised mean
48
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NBSS (behaviour) - Science of behaviour
Behavioural medicine is the study...,
What is classical conditioning,
What is an unconditioned stimulus
30
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NBSS: (neuroscience) - Ascending & descending pathways
How many spinal nerves are there,
How are the 31 nerves in the spin...,
Which one is shorter the spinal c...
25
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NBSS: (neuroscience) blood-CNS barriers, homeostasis and regulation
Describe e goldmanns first and se...,
In the 1960s using electron micro...,
How many arteries supply the brai...
27
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NBSS (neuroscience) - spinal cord and reflexes
What is the definition of a reflex,
What do the autonomic reflexes ac...,
What do the somatic reflexes acti...
45
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NBSS (neuroscience) - Introduction to Stress and Mental Health
What are the two processes that b...,
What is the autonomic nervous sys...,
What happens in the parasympathet...
21
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NBSS: (behaviour) Human cognition
What is the difference between se...,
What influences our perception of...,
Do we have pre existing informati...
9
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NBSS: (Neuroscience) Somatosensory Systems
What are the 4 physiological mech...,
Touch is mediated by 4 types of m...,
Whats the function of proprioceptors
20
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NBSS: (neuroscience) introduction to neural networks
What is an esp and ipsp,
What is an esp,
What is an ipsp
7
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NBSS: (behaviour) Health Related Behaviours, Beliefs and Attitudes
What is preventable mortality,
What is treatable mortality,
What is avoidable mortality
13
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NBSS: (behaviour) Health Behaviour Change
Explain the acronym oars,
What is the acronym smart,
What are the bcts recommended by ...
6
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NBSS: (neuroscience) Main sensory organs and their function
What is sensory transduction and ...,
What are 5 types of sensory recep...,
How do chemoreceptors work for smell
36
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NBSS: (behaviour) Symptoms Perceptions
What are the 3 reasons for delay ...,
What is appraisal delay influence...,
What are factors infleuncing illn...
6
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NBSS: (social) The social determinants of health
What is the
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NBSS: (behaviour) Psychological Frameworks for Understanding Illness Related Behaviours
Select the answer that correctly ...,
Illness representations have also...,
Kevin a 50 year old office worker...
5
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NBSS: (behaviour) Adherence to Treatment
What is non adherence,
What is compliance,
What is concordance
14
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NBSS: (neuroscience) Pain: an integrated approach from neuroscience, to psychology and social science
What are the two ascending pathways,
What are the 3 components of pain,
What are the mechanisms involved ...
3
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NBSS: (behaviour) Psychology of Child Development
How do you describe child develop...,
What are the development stages,
What are the features of infancy
31
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NBSS: (behaviour) Psychology of Ageing
What is primary ageing,
What is secondary ageing,
What is a key feature of primary ...
11
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NBSS: (social) The Doctor and Patient in Social Context
What is paternalism in terms of t...,
What is a consumer in terms of th...,
What is doctor as agent in terms ...
5
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NBSS: (social) Society and how we think about health
0
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GEN: complex diseases
What are complex diseases,
What are the features of complex ...,
What are some examples of complex...
23
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GEN: Contribution of genetic changes to human disease
What is single nucleotide substit...,
How can single nucleotide substit...,
How many more possible transversi...
26
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GEN: Discovery of Human Disease Genes
What is autosomal dominant inheri...,
What is autosomal recessive inher...,
What is x linked recessive inheri...
21
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GEN: Polygenic risk scores
How much cheaper is gwas to genom...,
How can gwas result studies be il...,
What are gwas limitations
3
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GEN: Mitochondrial genetics
How is energy produced in mitocho...,
What are some mitochondrial funct...,
Do mitochondria have their own dna
22
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GEN: Epigenetics
1
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GEN: Investigating the Genome
0
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GEN: Non-Mendelian Inheritance
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GEN: Chromosome Abnormalities and Genomic Rearrangements
0
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GEN: Clinical Genetics
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GEN: Genetics of cancer
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GEN: Genetics of inflammation
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GEN: Gene Therapy
0
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GEN: Genetics and therapeutic response
0
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GEN: Ethical issue in genetics
0
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