Respiratory Flashcards

Decks in this Class (31):

• Selective Toxicity Mechanisms

  Selective Toxicity Mechanisms

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  at what levels can selectivity occur,

  what is species level selectivity,

  what is sulfanilamide
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• Neoplasia 3

  Neoplasia 3

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  what is the clinical presentation of a l,

  what are some of the common clinical pre,

  what causes weight loss and anorexia in
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• Neoplasia 2 Molecular Aspects Of Cancer

  Neoplasia 2 - Molecular Aspects of Cancer and Carcinogenesis

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  what are the 6 hallmarks of cancer,

  what are the 4 emerging hallmarks of can,

  what are the 4 classes of genes that are
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• Neoplasia 1

  Neoplasia 1

  Sample Cards:

  what is cancer,

  what is a tumour,

  what is oncology
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• Sleep Physiology

  Sleep Physiology

  Sample Cards:

  what is sleep,

  why do we sleep,

  what are the effects of sleep deprivatio
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• Venus Thrombosis Pulmonary Thrombo Embol

  Venus Thrombosis & Pulmonary Thrombo-Embolism

  Sample Cards:

  where do venous thrombi mostly arise,

  what are the risk factors for venous thr,

  what causes slowing of blood
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• Influenza

  Influenza

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  what is the incubation period of influen,

  what is the infectious period of influen,

  what receptors do the influenza virus bi
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• Physiology Of Breathlessness

  Physiology of Breathlessness

  Sample Cards:

  what is breathlessness,

  what are the causes of sob,

  what are the respiratory causes of sob
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• Physiological Consequences Of Respirator

  Physiological Consequences of Respiratory Centre Depression

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  what is the purpose of the respiratory s,

  how is the respiratory system controlled,

  can gas exchange be controlled
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• Pathology Of Lung Infection

  Pathology of Lung Infection

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  what is pneumonia,

  what are the clinical features of pneumo,

  what are the three groups of pneumonia a
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• Drugs Affecting Airway And Lung Remodell

  Drugs Affecting Airway and Lung Remodelling

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  how are glucocorticoids used in asthma,

  what is the mechanism of action of gluco,

  which genes are influenced by glucocorti
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• Drugs Affecting Airway Structure Functio

  Drugs Affecting Airway Structure & Function

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  what are some of the cellular processes,

  what contributes to airway constriction,

  which part of airway constriction do pre
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• Cellular Molecular Aspects Of Allergy

  Cellular & Molecular Aspects of Allergy

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  where are mast cells particular prevalen,

  what do mast cells respond to,

  what is a potential mechanism for exerci
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• Physiological Consequences Of Elevated P

  Physiological Consequences of Elevated Pulmonary Artery Pressure

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  what causes right ventricular heave,

  what causes a tricuspid pan systolic mur,

  what is ascites
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• Obstructive Restrictive Lung Disease

  Obstructive & Restrictive Lung Disease

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  what are the shared characteristics of o,

  what are the obstructive lung diseases,

  what is the obstructive pattern of spiro
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• Physiological Consequences Of Disruption

  Physiological Consequences of Disruption or Destruction of

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  what is type 1 respiratory failure,

  what is type 2 respiratory failure,

  how does type 1 respiratory failure lead
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• Diagnostic Screening Tests In Respirator

  Diagnostic & Screening Tests in Respiratory Diseases

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  what is the purpose of a diagnostic test,

  who do you give diagnostic tests to,

  what is the purpose of a screening test
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• Physiological Consequences Of Increased

  Physiological Consequences of Increased Movement of Fluid

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  what is the pulmonary arterial pressure,

  what is the pulmonary capillary pressure,

  what is the pulmonary capillary volume a
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• Critical Appraisal Systematic Reviews Me

  Critical Appraisal - Systematic Reviews & Meta-Analysis

  Sample Cards:

  what is a systematic review,

  what is a meta analysis,

  what are the purposes of a meta analysis
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• Lower Respiratory Tract Infections

  Lower Respiratory Tract Infections

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  what causes acute bronchitis,

  what is chronic bronchitis,

  what pathogens cause infection in chroni
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• Upper Respiratory Tract Infections

  Upper Respiratory Tract Infections

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  at what point does the respiratory tract,

  are there more aerobic or anaerobic micr,

  what are the most common pathogens in th
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• Viral Pathogenesis 2

  Viral Pathogenesis 2

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  what happens in the innate immune system,

  what are the roles of the type 1 interfe,

  what are the roles of type 2 interferons
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• Physiological Consequences Of Airway Obs

  Physiological Consequences of Airway Obstruction

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  what happens to breathing when there is,

  what two factors influence work of breat,

  what causes increased load
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• Normal Respiratory Physiology

  Normal Respiratory Physiology

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  what is pao2 at rest,

  what is paco2 at rest,

  what is pvo2 at rest
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• Viral Pathogenesis

  Viral Pathogenesis

  Sample Cards:

  why can t viruses infect the outer layer,

  which viruses infect the respiratory sys,

  which viruses infect the respiratory sys
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• Viruses 2

  Viruses 2

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  what is the eclipse period in virus grow,

  what is the latent period in virus growt,

  what are the stages of viral replication
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• Respiratory Histology

  Respiratory Histology

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  what is the function of the turbinate bo,

  where are the sensory nerve endings for,

  what is the function of the epiglottis
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• Immunopathology Allergy Hypersensitivity

  Immunopathology - Allergy & Hypersensitivity

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  what are the four types of hypersensitiv,

  what is allergy,

  what is atopy
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• Lungs Pleura

  Lungs & Pleura

  Sample Cards:

  what is the visceral pleura,

  what is the parietal pleura,

  how is the parietal pleura further subdi
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• Genetic Diseases Cystic Fibrosis Pku And

  Genetic Diseases - Cystic Fibrosis, PKU and

  Sample Cards:

  who was archibald edward garrod,

  what is congenital,

  what is pku
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• Clinical Trials In Respiratory Disease

  Clinical Trials in Respiratory Disease

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  what is picot,

  what does internal validity ask,

  how does a trial deal with confounding
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