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M&R Session 1 (Lecture 1.1)
What are the general functions of...,
What is a membrane composed of,
What does the term amphipathic me...
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M&R Session 1 (Lecture 1.2)
What are the permitted modes of m...,
What are the restraints on protei...,
What are the two types of protein...
26
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MSK Session 1 (Lecture 1)
Give 5 important uses of bone,
Define the regions of the axial s...,
Define the regions of the appendi...
14
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CVS Session 1 (Lecture 1.1)
Why does the body need a cardiova...,
By what method is exchange of sub...,
What does the cvs system do in re...
21
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CVS Session 1 (Lecture 1.2)
Which arteries branch from the ao...,
What does the pulmonary trunk bif...,
Where does the aorta terminate wh...
46
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MOD Session 1
What is disease,
What determines the degree of cel...,
What is hypoxia
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M&R Session 2 (Lecture 2.1)
Name examples of hydrophobic mole...,
Name examples of small uncharged ...,
Name examples of large uncharged ...
25
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M&R Session 2 (Lecture 2.2)
What are the functions of the na ...,
List and describe the primary act...,
List and describe the secondary a...
14
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MSK Session 2 (Lecture 2.1)
What are the functions of skeleta...,
What are the 7 arrangements of sk...,
What is fasciculation can it be h...
26
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CVS Session 2 (Lecture 2.1)
Which valve separates the ra from...,
Which valve separates the la from...,
Which valve separates the lv from...
43
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CVS Session 2 (Lecutre 2.2)
What does lateral folding achieve,
What does cephalocaudal folding a...,
What lies near the cardiogenic field
24
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M&R Session 3 (Lecture 3.1)
How can a membrane potential be m...,
How are membrane potentials expre...,
Why are membrane potentials set up
22
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MSK Session 3 (Lecture 3.1)
On which side of the developing e...,
When do limb buds appear,
What makes up the core and lining...
21
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MSK Session 3 (Lecture 3.2)
What are the two groups of muscle...,
What can extrinsic back muscles b...,
What do the posterior axio append...
40
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CVS Session 3 (Lecture 3.1)
Which 3 septa are created during ...,
After looping by what structure d...,
Describe the first step of septation
17
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CVS Session 3 (Lecture 3.2)
What are the common genetic envir...,
What is an atrial septal defect,
What is a patent foramen ovale
26
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*UNIFINISHED* MOD Session 2
What is inflammation,
Describe acute inflammation,
What are the causes of acute infl...
30
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*UNFINISHED* MOD Session 3
What is meant by chronic inflamma...,
How can chronic inflammation arise,
What cell types is associated wit...
20
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M&R Session 4 (Lecture 4.1)
Describe 5 general characteristic...,
What are the voltage changes duri...,
What is conductance of the membra...
21
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M&R Session 4 (Lecture 4.2)
Give 2 examples of diseases that ...,
Give 2 examples of diseases that ...,
What are the 6 classes of periphe...
17
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MSK Session 4 (Lecture 4.1)
What is the adult nervous supply ...,
Where does the spinal cord start,
Where does the spinal cord end
32
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CVS Session 4 (Lecture 4.1)
What do action potentials cause g...,
Describe the ventricular cardiac ...,
What type of vgccs are opened dur...
16
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CVS Session 4 (Lecture 4.2)
Normally which nerve controls the...,
What does the ans regulate,
What are the two divisions of the...
37
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*UNFINISHED* MOD Session 4
Define regeneration,
What are the daughter cells of a ...,
Define unipotent pluripotent and ...
23
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M&R Session 5 (Lecture 5.1)
What does depolarisation in the n...,
What does an influx of calcium ca...,
Name two dhps and what they block
16
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M&R Session 5 (Lecture 5.2)
What is the advantage and disadva...,
Describe the feedback mechanism o...,
What is a low affinity high capac...
13
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MSK Session 5 (Lecuture 5.1)
Which muscles produce the hinge m...,
What strengthens the elbow medial...,
What does the synovial membrane l...
21
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MSK Session 5 (Lecture 5.2)
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CVS Session 5 (Lecture 5.1)
Define flow through a tube,
Define velocity through a tube,
What is the relationship between ...
29
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CVS Session 5 (Lecture 5.2)
What is the formula for cardiac o...,
What is the normal sv and hr for ...,
Describe the flow of blood as the...
23
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M&R Session 6 (Lecture 6.1)
Describe paracrine signalling,
Describe endocrine signalling,
What is a receptor
20
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M&R Session 6 (Lecture 6.2)
What is the difference between ph...,
What do ldls comprise of,
What are triskelions
14
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CVS Session 6 (Lecture 6.1)
What factors increase arterial pr...,
What factors determine pressure i...,
What occurs if co remains constan...
22
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CVS Session 6 (Lecture 6.2)
A fall in ap causes what to occur...,
Describe what occurs to blood flo...,
Describe how after a meal is eate...
13
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*UNFINISHED* MOD Session 5
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*UNFINISHED* MOD Session 6
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M&R Session 7 (Lecture 7.1)
What are the 3 superfamilies of c...,
Give examples of agonists that ac...,
Give examples that antagonise bet...
18
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M&R Session 7 (Lecture 7.2)
What does cyclic amp do in the ce...,
What receptors are examples of gs...,
What receptors are examples of gi...
10
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CVS Session 7 (Lecture 7.1)
What property of the heart causes...,
Describe the rules of the ecg det...,
Describe the rules of the ecg det...
16
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CVS Session 7 (Lecuture 7.2)
What is a lead what can be ascert...,
What are augmented leads,
What are the limb leads and what ...
21
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*UNFINISHED* MOD Session 7
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M&R Session 8 (Lecture 8.1 + 8.2)
What is the formula for molarity m,
How do most drugs bind to receptors,
What law does binding of drugs obey
32
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MSK Session 8
What does the hip joint do,
What does the ligament of head of...,
What are the three hip bones when...
31
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CVS Session 8
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*UNFINISHED* MOD Session 8
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M&R Session 9
What are the four main processes ...,
Regarding the formulation of a dr...,
Describe the two main and sub typ...
29
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MSK Session 9
What lies posteriorly to the medi...,
Where is the adductor tubercule a...,
What is the name for the superior...
23
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