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Introduction to Medical Microbiology
What are the 5 possible infecting...,
What is the specimen collection f...,
What is the specimen collection f...
20
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Introduction to Bacteria
What are the characteristics of g...,
What are the characteristics of g...,
What is the gram stain appearance...
17
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Introduction to Viruses
Describe the possible shapes of a...,
What are obligate intracellular p...,
What can virus families be classi...
22
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Fungi - Intro
What are the 3 main divisions of ...,
What kinds of fungi are basidiomy...,
What kinds of fungi are in ascomy...
16
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Principles of Immunity
What does natural passive immunit...,
What is human normal immunoglobul...,
What is specific immunoglobulin 3
32
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Pathogens and Host - Immunity
What type of phagocytic cell is a...,
What type of phagocytic cell is c...,
Where can you find fixed macropha...
23
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Introduction to Parasites
What are the three classes of par...,
Describe the structure of protozoa 2,
What is the mode of protozoa tran...
26
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Gram Positive Bacteria
What type of bacteria is bacilli ...,
What are group d streptococci re ...,
What does streptococcus pneumonia...
31
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Gram Negative Bacteria
Does salmonella ferment lactose 1,
What type of organisms is pseudom...,
What causes tuberculosis 3
38
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Antimicrobial chemotherapy
Define bactericidal 1,
Define bacteriostatic 2,
Define a sensitive organism 3
64
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Gram positive- Adam
What are the clinically significa...,
Difference between staphylococci ...,
What is staphylococcus aureus 3
8
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Gram negative- Adam
What are clinically significant g...,
What is escherichia coli 2,
What is salmonella spp 3
8
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Hypersensitivity & Autoimmunity
Define hypersensitivity 1,
Which types of hypersensitivity a...,
What is type 1 hypersensitivity a...
38
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Tumour Pathology
What is hyperplasia 1,
What is hypertorphy 2,
What is atrophy 3
20
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Tumour Pathology 2
What are physical properties of c...,
What are the behavioural changes ...,
Describe formation of cancer 1 3
35
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Tumour Pathology 3
What are the systemic effects of ...,
What is normal hormone production...,
What is abnormal hormone producti...
14
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Tumour Pathology 4
What is the cell cycle defined as 1,
What are the external factors tha...,
When is the cell cycle dependant ...
24
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Tumour Pathology 5 COPY
What do tumour supressor genes no...,
What do proto oncogenes do 2,
How does the rb gene ve regulate ...
20
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Tumour Pathology 5
How do tumour suppressor genes fu...,
What is an anti oncogene 2,
What do mutations in retinoblasto...
21
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Acute Inflammation
What are the signs of inflammation 1,
What are the causes of inflammati...,
What is the microcirculation 3
20
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Acute Inflammation 2
What is the name of inflammation ...,
What do neutrophils do 2,
What do the granules possess 3
46
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Chronic Inflammation 1
What is the definition of chronic...,
What are the clinical presentatio...,
When do we see chronic inflammati...
14
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Chronic Inflammation 2
What is granulomatous inflammatio...,
How is granulomatous inflammation...,
How are granulomas formed 3
29
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Disease
What are the 5 types of natural d...,
What is defined as inflammation 2,
What is defined as abnormal cell ...
5
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Outline of Disease Process CANCER
What does cancers are mostly mono...,
Whats different about cancer cells 2,
What are the 5 steps of carcinoge...
32
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Therapeutic Options for CANCER
What are the two options for deal...,
What 5 areas are used for prevent...,
What foods are linked to cancer 3
39
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Chemotherapy
Whats it called when the primary ...,
Whats it called when tumour cells...,
What happens if chemo isn t deliv...
41
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Circulation 1
Describe the origin of platelets ...,
Explain the role of platelets in ...,
What is coagulation 3
12
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Circulation 2
Describe virchow s triad 1,
Example 1 2,
Example 2 3
11
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Circulation 3
What is circulatory shock 1,
What are the main causes of shock 2,
What does normal bp require 3
10
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Chromosomes and Cell division 1/2 - First Lecture
Where are the telomeres of a chro...,
What is the end replication probl...,
How do eukaryotes solve the end r...
6
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Chromosomes and Cell Division 2/2 - First Lecture
What are the stages of the cell c...,
What are the different stages of ...,
What happens during the g1 stage ...
30
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Mendelian Inheritance
What are the features of autosoma...,
What are the features of autosoma...,
Give an example of a dominant aut...
6
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Chromosomal Abnormalities
What is trisomy 1,
What is monosomy 2,
What is triploidy teroploidy 3
36
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Storing and Using Genetic Information
Which carbon is responsible for t...,
Which base swaps in with thymine ...,
What takes place in the nucleus 3
18
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Estimating Risk of Inherited Genetic Disease
What is meant by fitness 1,
What is an allele that increases ...,
What is a neutral allele 3
23
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Genetic Cancer Predisposition
What is a germline mutation 1,
What kind of cancer does germline...,
What 3 types of genes are involve...
33
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Medical Genetics in the Clinic
Who does genetic counseling 1,
What happens after clinical exami...,
What are variants of uncertain si...
3
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Complex (non-mendelian) inheritance
What is penetrance 1,
What is incomplete penetrance 2,
Define precision personalised med...
17
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Drug Absorbtion 1
Define pharmaceutical process 1,
Define pharmacokinetics 2,
What is pharmacodynamics 3
42
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Drug Distribution
Define drug distribution 1,
What effects tissue distribution ...,
What type of membrane characteris...
20
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Drug Metabolism
Describe phase 1 metabolism 1,
Describe phase 2 metabolism 2,
Define drug metabolism 3
41
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Drug Delivery
What characteristics of the patie...,
What 5 things are to be considere...,
Where are oral meds absorbed into...
49
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Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs)
Define an adverse drug reaction 1,
What are the 3 criteria of an adv...,
How many inpatients suffer adrs 3
52
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Drug Interactions
Define the object drug 1,
Define the precipitant 2,
Give a case of a drug interaction...
21
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Prescribing Errors
What is defined as a medication e...,
What are the four most common typ...,
When are health care professional...
21
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Clinical Trials
Why are clinical trials important 1,
What is defined as pre clinical d...,
What is phase 1 of clinical devel...
14
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