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MIP: Introduction to Microbiology and Infectious Disease
What are kochs postulates what ar...,
What is the current definition of...,
What is a pathogen
14
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PHARM: Drug Absorption, Distribution, and Excretion
What is drug distribution,
What is the order from fastest to...,
What is the partitioning coeffici...
21
cards
PATH:Reversible Cell Injury and Cellular Adaptation
What is the difference between is...,
How can a lack of oxygen lead to ...,
How do reactive oxygen species ca...
25
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PATH: Irreversible Cell Injury and Cellular Death
What cellular damage must occur f...,
Describe the feed forward cycle o...,
The detection of what hepatocyte ...
36
cards
PHARM: Drug Metabolism
What are the common characteristi...,
Where can cytochrome p450 be foun...,
What other enzyme is necessary fo...
56
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MIP: Introduction to Virology
What does it mean that viruses ar...,
What was the first human virus to...,
What are the basic structural com...
36
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PATH: Acute Inflammation
What is the general definition of...,
What are the physiologic function...,
What are the three major componen...
24
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PHARM: Precision Medicine: Clinical Pharmacogenomics
What is precision medicine,
What gene variant is responsible ...,
What is pharmacogenomics
16
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PHARM: Clinical Pharmacokinetics
True or false iv administration i...,
How can the rate of elimination o...,
What does it mean if a drug follo...
40
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PHARM: Signal Transduction
What is the difference between an...,
What is the typical structure of ...,
Describe the difference in the re...
15
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PATH: Cell Cycle and Mechanisms of Cancer Development
Non cancerous cells must acquire ...,
By what general mechanisms can ce...,
What is an oncogene
24
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PATH: Neoplasia I/II
What is the difference between ne...,
What is a malignant neoplasm,
What is metastasis
31
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PATH: Neoplasia III/IV
What is the difference between a ...,
What is the exception to the rule...,
What are paraneoplastic syndromes
6
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PATH: Regeneration, Repair, and Healing
What are the three phase of cutan...,
What is the difference between he...,
What is granulation tissue charac...
24
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PATH: Intracellular Pathological Accumulations
What is the difference between mi...,
What two uncommon diseases are ch...,
What are macrophages that take in...
14
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PATH: Chronic Inflammation
What are the three possible outco...,
What are the general categories o...,
What cells are involved in chroni...
7
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MIP: Intro to Bacteriology
Why doesnt prokaryotic mrna need ...,
Where do many eukaryotic organell...,
What allows antibiotics to target...
42
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PATH: Hemmorrhagic Disorders, Thrombosis, and Shock
What are the potential causes of ...,
How does increased hydrostatic pr...,
What are the mechanisms by which ...
21
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PATH: Hemostasis and Thrombosis
What is the function of hemostasis,
What is thrombosis,
What are the anti thrombotic prop...
22
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MIP: Gram Positive Pathogenic Bacteria
What tlr detects peptidoglycan an...,
What tlr detects flagella,
What are the major subdivisions o...
45
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PHARM A29: Introduction to Autonomics
What is the myelination status of...,
What is the sole criteria for dis...,
What is the myelination status of...
20
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PHARM A20/21: Drug Receptor Mechanisms
What is the difference between se...,
What is ka and kd in the context ...,
What is the difference between af...
26
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PHARM A45/46: Viruses and Cancer
What are the common characteristi...,
What phase of the cell cycle do p...,
What is transformation of a cell
39
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MIP A51: Gram Negative Pathogenic Bacteria
True or false lps is exclusive to...,
How do bacteriaphages commonly re...,
What is the function of protein i...
29
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MIP A56: Medical Mycology
What is sick building syndrome,
True or false any fungus that can...,
What are the different groups of ...
53
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PHARM A56c: Antifungal Therapy
What are the major 3 components o...,
What is the main component of the...,
What class of anti fungal drugs a...
21
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Antibiotics
What are the 5 major categories o...,
What classes of drugs are cell wa...,
What are the subclasses of beta l...
22
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Drug Receptor Function
How is acetylcholine synthesized ...,
What is the rate limiting step of...,
How is ach degraded into what pro...
31
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Clinical Diagnosis of Bacterial Infections
What is suttons law,
What body fluids should be sterile,
What is the difference between se...
8
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Disease, Prevention, and Treatment of Viral Infections
Only what kind of viruses produce...,
What kind of viral infection can ...,
What does a tzanck test look for
14
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