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Learning outcomes
Define aetiology and pathogenesis,
Define symptoms and signs,
Define diagnosis and prognosis
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Key words
Aetiology,
Pathogenesis,
Symptom
40
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Biochemistry
6 recall points of enzymes,
What is a cofactor enzymes,
What is a coenzyme enzymes
108
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Circulation
Describe the structure of a blood...,
What is the plasma,
What is serum
24
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Metabolism
How is energy produced in the body,
What is glycolysis,
What is the first stage of glycol...
44
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New immunity content
Examples of natural and un natura...,
What is active immunity,
What is passive immunity
20
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Viruses and Fungi and Parasites
What is a virus,
What is a virion,
How are viruses transmitted
45
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Viruses, Fungi and Parasites terminology
Shapes of viruses,
Anti viral drugs are rather than,
Three examples of antiviral drugs
22
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Intro to microbiology
What is the acronym to remember t...,
What does the acronym stand for,
What are the three domains of life
17
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Bacteria
What are the features of bacteria,
What is the function of the cell ...,
What are the two types of cell me...
46
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Inflmmation
What is inflammation,
Examples of different types of in...,
What are the cardinal signs of in...
34
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Chromosomes and Inheritance
How long do each phase of the cel...,
What are the 5 phases of the m phase,
Describe the basic structure of e...
69
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Tumour pathology
What is hypertrophy,
What is hyperplasia,
What is squamous metaplasia
44
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Drug therapy
What are drug interactions,
What are some of the terms used i...,
What are drug to drug interactions
16
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pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics
Why are pharmacokinetics and phar...,
What is pharmacodynamics,
What is pharmacokinetics
38
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Communication and receptors
What are the two sections of the ...,
What are the sections of the peri...,
Parts of the brain
94
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Receptors
What is the role of a sensory rec...,
What are stimulus modality,
What is adequate stimulus
31
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Antibiotics
What are the three ways in which ...,
What are the types of antibiotic ...,
Examples of b lactams
39
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Treatment for cancer
What is chemotherapy,
What is the aim of a chem drug,
What kind of cells does chem target
14
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Risk of ... inheritance
What are some factors which are i...,
What is population genetics,
What equations can be used to est...
29
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detecting mutation
Name the ways in which mutations ...,
What is the point of pcr,
What are the advantages of pcr
15
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Drug stuff I don't know
What three substances can be used...,
What three substances can be used...,
What are the names of the cyp dru...
15
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WEEK 10!
Why are pmc important,
What are the problems with pmc,
When are pmcs useful
48
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Imaging
What are x rays,
What imaging uses radiation,
What imagings dont use radiation
30
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GP Stuff
What is primary care,
What of patients are seen in prim...,
What is secondary care
22
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