POM (Principles of Medicine) Flashcards

Decks in this Class (34):

• Cellular Metabolism

  Cellular Metabolism

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  what 6 types of metabolic reactions are,

  what are oxidation reduction reactions,

  what are ligation reactions
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• Cell Metabolism Ii

  Cell metabolism II

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  what are some examples of lipids,

  what is the structure of triacylglycerol,

  what are the properties of triglycerides
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• Red Cells

  Red cells

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  what is haemopoiesis,

  what substance influences the production,

  what are granulocytes
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• Haemostasis

  Haemostasis

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  what is haemostasis,

  what is primary haemostasis,

  what is secondary haemostasis
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• Cholesterol

  Cholesterol

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  how many carbon atoms compose cholestero,

  what is the structure of cholesterol,

  why is cholesterol important
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• Epithelial Cells

  Epithelial cells

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  what are haemopoietic cells,

  what are neural cells,

  what are contractile tissues
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• Extracellular Matrix

  Extracellular matrix

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  what are the two types of components of,

  what is the function of the ecm,

  what molecules do connective tissue comp
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• Plasma

  Plasma

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  what are the fluid compartments,

  which compartment comprises the majority,

  what is the primary component of extrace
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• White Cells

  White cells

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  what are granulocytes,

  what are monocytes,

  what are granulocytes and monocytes deri
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• Cell Signalling

  Cell signalling

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  what is the purpose of cell communicatio,

  what is endocrine communication,

  what is the process of glucagon secretio
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• Cell Replication

  Cell replication

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  what are the proteins involved in the fo,

  what are the roles of an intracellular c,

  what proteins comprise microtubules
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• Cell Injury Fate

  Cell Injury & Fate

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  what are the two types of cell injury,

  what is lethal cell injury,

  what is sublethal cell injury
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• Inflammation

  Inflammation

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  what is inflammation,

  what are the conical features of inflamm,

  what are the causes of inflammation
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• Compartments Solutes

  Compartments & Solutes

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  which cation is most abundant in plasma,

  which cation is most abundant intracellu,

  is calcium a more abundant intracellular
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• Blood Transfusion

  Blood transfusion

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  how many allelic forms are present in bl,

  what are the three allelic forms,

  which blood group allele is recessive
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• Hypersensitivity

  Hypersensitivity

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  what is a hypersensitivity reaction,

  how many classes of hypersensitivity rea,

  which hypersensitivity reactions are ass
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• Blood Cell Abnormalities

  Blood cell abnormalities

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  what is anaemia,

  what parameters does anaemia reduce,

  what is the primary cause of anaemia in
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• Lymphoid Tissues

  Lymphoid tissues

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  where do t cells undergo final developme,

  where do b cells undergo maturation,

  what are the two types of immunity
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• Antimicrobial Therapies

  Antimicrobial therapies

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  what are antibiotics,

  what are the two classes of antibiotics,

  what are the mechanisms of bacteriostati
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• Cancer

  Cancer

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  what are cancer cells,

  which process do cancer cells evade,

  what occurs during the later phase of ca
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• Histopathology

  Histopathology

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  what is histopathology,

  what are tissue samples,

  what are biopsies
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• Lymphocytes

  Lymphocytes

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  what is immunological memory,

  why is the secondary immune response fas,

  where are t cells produced
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• Immune Evasion

  Immune evasion

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  what are the three preformed antimicrobi,

  what is the innate immune system,

  what are pamps
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• Chromosomal Abnormalities

  Chromosomal abnormalities

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  what is the definition of diploidy,

  describe the loci pattern on homologous,

  what is a locus
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• Phenotypic Variability

  Phenotypic variability

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  how do gene environmental interactions c,

  what is multiple endocrine neoplasia typ,

  which genes are mutated within men1
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• Complex Disease Pharmacogenetics

  Complex disease & pharmacogenetics

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  what is an allele,

  what is a locus,

  what is codominance
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• Immune Response

  Immune response

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  what is the innate immune system,

  what are the physical barriers of immuni,

  which immunological factors form the hum
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• Immune Regulation

  Immune regulation

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  what are the three main reasons for immu,

  what is autoimmunity,

  what are the general principles in the p
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• Antiviral Agents

  Antiviral agents

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  which viral proteins form viral capsids,

  what shape are viral capsids,

  what is a virion
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• Viral Immune Evasion

  Viral immune evasion

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  what are the main functions of antibodie,

  what is the function of igm in terms of,

  which ig type is the most effective anti
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• Genetic Disorders

  Genetic disorders

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  what are the main points for using a gen,

  how are generations denoted on genetic p,

  how are offspring birth ordered traditio
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• Genetic Treatments

  Genetic treatments

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  what are inborn errors of metabolism,

  what inheritance pattern is demonstrated,

  which metabolism is affected by pku
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• Cancer Genetics

  Cancer genetics

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  what are cancer cells,

  what is the probability of dna polymeras,

  how many errors result per generation du
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• Vaccination

  Vaccination

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  what is a vaccine,

  what is the principal aim of immunizatio,

  what is an ideal vaccine
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