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Nutrition 1 - macronutrients
What is a macronutrient,
What is a micronutrient,
What are the nervy proving nutrients
21
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Nutrition 2 - Protein
What is protein used for,
What source do antibodies come from,
How many essential amino acids ar...
13
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Nutrition 3 - Sugars
What are obligatory users of carb...,
What can glucose be produced from,
What are most amino acids
31
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Nutrition 4 - Vitamins
What are micronutrients,
Are micronutrients a source of en...,
What is the role of micronutrients
40
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Nutrition 5: chemical elements
What are minerals,
What are the 2 categories of mine...,
What do you call minerals that re...
15
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Signal Transduction - Ion Channels
What does ligand binding to a rec...,
Apart from being embedded in the ...,
When the agonist binds to the rec...
40
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Signal Transduction - GPCR
What receptor is shown,
Can the effector of a gpcr be an ...,
Where does the receptor exist in ...
38
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Signal Transduction - Intracellular Ligands
What is an important intracellula...,
Why are steroid hormones importan...,
How are glucocorticoids important...
10
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Signal Transduction - RTKs
What are the 2 types of tyrosine ...,
What do the phosphorylated tyrosi...,
What does the phosphorylated intr...
9
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Physiology Of Hearing
What is the eardrum known as
68
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Physiology of smell - Olfactory System
What type of receptors are for ta...,
What can taste and to a lesser ex...,
35
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Physiology Of Taste
What is the pathway of taste,
What 2 sensations,
What are the 5 taste sensations
26
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Membrane Potentials - resting
What are the 3 types of membrane ...,
What is the intracellular resting...,
What way does the na k pump move ...
20
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Membrane potentials - graded potentials
What are graded potentials,
Whatare examples of graded potent...,
What is a generator potential
23
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Membrane potentials - Synaptic integration
What doe s a monovalent cation ch...,
Why does a create a bigger depola...,
What is detrimental to the cell r...
7
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Action potential
What is the threshold potential n...,
What happens after the cell hits ...,
What is halle doing at the restin...
17
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Action Potential
What are 2 ways we have discovere...,
What do you can it when the elect...,
Are a a squid sodium channels pac...
15
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Overview Of The Immune System
What are type of pathogens,
What is an antigen,
What are the characteristic shape...
41
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Touch, Dermatomes And Referred Pain
What are the somatic sensations,
How do the slavic sensations diff...,
Where do somatic sensations come ...
24
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Innate Immunity
What are the professional phagocytes,
How long does the innate immune r...,
When the macrophage engulfs the p...
21
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Adaptive Immune Response
What receptors can the b cells re...,
What receptor activates t cells,
Name the 2 types of lymphocytes
15
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Antibodies
What is the role of igm,
What is the role of igg,
What is the role of iga
6
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Cranial Nerves
What are the nerves providing ord...,
What type of innnervation is the ...,
What tests test the optic nerve
25
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Cranial Conditions
What are symptoms of optic neuritis,
What is optic neuritis associated...,
What causes optic neuritis
26
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Lymphatic System
What is the function of the lymph...,
What is oedema a sign of,
Where does fluid in oedema build ...
21
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Introduction to Pathology
What are the 3 types of disease b...,
What is aetiology,
What is pathogenesis
22
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Acute Inflammation
What is acute inflammation,
What are the cardinal signs of in...,
Is acute inflammation mainly adap...
29
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Pathology of wound healing
What are the 2 categories of woun...,
What is required for tissue regen...,
What is repair aspect of wound he...
77
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HIV And Oral Health
What are the ways hiv can spread,
How can you restore the normal im...,
What cell do you use to measure h...
18
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Neoplasm: Disorders Of Cell Growth
Hypertrophy,
Hyperplasia,
Atrophy
35
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Chronic Inflammation
Predominant cells in ci,
What chronic inflammation is show...,
What is a mature b cell
15
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Neurones: Synaptic Transmission
What do chemical synapses use,
What does lidocaine do to ap,
What do barbiturates do
32
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General sensation
Name some types of sensory receptors,
What do chemoreceptors detect,
What do nocireceptors respond to
58
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Motor control - Introduction
What are the 3 levels of motor co...,
What strucures are associated wit...,
What are the strucures associtaed...
24
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Motor control - ventral
What does the vestibulospinal tra...,
What does the tectospinal tracts do,
Where do the pontine and medullar...
27
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motor control - basal ganglia loop and cerebellum
Where does the major subcortical ...,
Where does most of your thought c...,
Where does your thought go to in ...
23
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The Vascular System
Where does most of the blood sit ...,
How much blood sits in the venous...,
55
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Renal System 1
What do kidneys so,
Can the renal system have effects...,
38
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Renal System 2
How does blood enter the kidney,
What angle do the small artery br...,
What allows the admuscenmt of fil...
45
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Renal System 3
Where in the nephron is really go...,
What connects the cortical collec...,
What ion is in high conc in the l...
56
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Radiography
What could you make the patient d...,
Is a ct scan high or low dose x rays,
Does mri involve xrays
45
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endocrinology 1
What are endocrine glands,
Do endocrine glands have ducts,
Name an exocrine gland
51
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endocrinology 2
What is the role of the hypothalamus,
What connects the hypothalamus an...,
What is the true endocrine tissue...
55
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endocrinology 3
What are the 2 forms of gh signal...,
What are the 2 types of growth,
Where is the site of bone growth
31
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endocrinology 3 - growth hormone
What hormone is critical or the e...,
Why are thyroid hormones critical...,
How are sex hormone slinked to gh
22
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endocrinology 3 - thyroid hormone
What hypothalamic hormone stimula...,
What does trh stimulate,
What does tsh stimulate
38
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endocrinology 4
Where is the adrenal gland,
What is the adrenal gland compose...,
What is the embryological origin ...
23
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endocrinology 4 - adrenal cortex
Name the 4 zones of the cortex,
What does the zona reticularis pr...,
What does zona fascicularis produce
47
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