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Bacteria
What are key differences between ...,
What are common shapes of bacteria 2,
What are common bacterial arrange...
20
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Viruses
What is virology 1,
What are the main classifications...,
What are the general structures o...
15
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fungi and parasites
How are fungi different from othe...,
What are the structural features ...,
How does the fungal cell wall dif...
15
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Blood clotting
What are the five key steps in bl...,
Why are platelets important in bl...,
What distinguishes the intrinsic ...
11
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intro to blood
What are the main physiological f...,
What are the main components of b...,
What is the function of red blood...
12
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immunology
What is innate immunity 1,
Why is innate immunity considered...,
What are examples of innate immun...
8
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immunology 2
What is the key difference betwee...,
What substances and cells partici...,
What is the structure of an antib...
11
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muscle physiology
What are the three types of contr...,
What are the key features of skel...,
What is excitation contraction co...
12
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renal physiology
Blank 1,
What are the three main processes...,
What is the function of the glome...
23
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nervous system
What are the two main divisions o...,
What is the role of the central n...,
Why are neurones considered the f...
21
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liver
What is metabolism 1,
How does liver anatomy support it...,
What are some major functions of ...
6
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GASTROINTESTINAL PHYSIOLOGY
What are the four major activitie...,
What is the role of the enteric n...,
How do the extrinsic and intrinsi...
6
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cardiovascular system
What are the fundamental componen...,
What regulates blood flow through...,
How are cardiac action potentials...
12
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respiratory physiology
What are the main functions of th...,
What are the components and organ...,
What is the role of type ii pneum...
12
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introduction to infections
What are the stages of an infecti...,
What is the difference between en...,
What are biofilms and why are the...
4
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Bacterial infections and antibiotics
What distinguishes gram positive ...,
What are the main mechanisms of a...,
How do beta lactams work 3
4
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Antiviral, Antifungal and Antiparasitic
What are the main targets for ant...,
How do azole antifungals work 2,
What are common mechanisms of ant...
4
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Infection prevention and the role of the pharmacist
What are the basic principles of ...,
What is antimicrobial stewardship 2,
What is the role of the pharmacis...
4
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clinical blood tests
What does a full blood count fbc ...,
What is crp and what does it indi...,
What are u es and their significa...
4
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homeostasis
What is homeostasis 1,
What is physiology according to t...,
What is the primary function of o...
15
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