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2.1 Anatomy and Physiology
What is the role of the gi tract ...,
What happens when the circular sm...,
What happens when the longatudina...
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2.1 Nausea and Vomiting
What is anusea and vomiting stimu...,
What are the physiological respon...,
Where does central regulation of ...
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2.1 Electrolyte Balance
What can vomiting lead to and wha...,
What can diarrhoea lead to and wh...,
What can an excess amout if urine...
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2.4 Pharmacology of Constipation
What receptors can dopamine act on,
What receptors do noradrenaline a...,
What receptors fo 5 ht act on
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2.4 Pharmacology of Diarrhoea
What can rotavirus do to the smal...,
What can invasive bacteria cause ...,
What can cytotoxins to to the body
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DMH1- Human microbiomre
What is ment by the term microbiome,
What is ment by human microbiome,
How have we studied microorganisms
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DMH2- The gut microbiome
Define pathogen,
Define commensal,
Define symbionts
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DMH3- Oral cavity
Define plaque,
What does steptococci do to the t...,
What do bacteria do th sugar in t...
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DMH4- Gut Dysbiosis
Define the term dysbiosis and wha...,
What illnesses diseases can pretu...,
What diseases are linked to intes...
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DMH5- Gastroenteritis and diarrhoea
What gastroenteritis and what are...,
What are the common symptoms of g...,
What is gastroenteritis caused by
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DMH7- Viral pathogens
Examples of pathogenic viruses an...,
What ways can viruses be transmitted,
What is the importance of viral v...
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DMH9- Bacteria Gatroenteritis
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2.2:4 Absorption of drugs from the GIT: Bioavailability
What is bioavailability and what ...,
What causes loss in oral bioavail...,
Define the equation f ff x fg x fh
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2.2:4 Absorption of drugs from the GIT: Kinetics
In first order kinetics what is t...,
What is ka,
Define this equation rate of abso...
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2.3:11 Effects of disease state on drug absorption
What can go wrong with drug absor...,
What are the typical manifestatio...,
What are the symptoms of crhons d...
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2.2:3 Undernutrition
What is undernutrition,
What groups are at risk of undern...,
What is the difference between nu...
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3.1:2 Liver Disease
What is cirrhosis,
What are the symptoms of cirrhosis,
How would you diagnise cirrhosis
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3.1:1 Liver structure
What are the roles of the liver,
Where does the portal vein carry ...,
What does the hepatic artery do
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3.1:9 Metabolism of drugs
How are drugs eliminated from the...,
What are the most common metaboli...,
What is sequential metabolism
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3.4:1 Drugs in liver disease
How much alcohol can an adult pro...,
What conditions can patients suff...,
What is the treatment for acute a...
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3.4:2 Drugs in liver disease part 2
What is drug induced liver diseas...,
What is the mening id idosyncratic,
What drugs can be the cause of li...
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3.4:3 Liver Function Test enzymes
What type of enzyme is alkaline p...,
What is the substrates for alkali...,
What are the charactoristics of a...
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2.2:6 Macronutrients
What does the turn macronutrients...,
Name the dietary macronutrients a...,
What are lipids poorly soluble in...
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2.2:7 Micronutrients
What are micronutrients,
What are the major divisions of m...
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2.2:8 Minerals and trace elements
What is the energy balance mainly...,
What region of the brain controls...,
What is the role of the arcuate n...
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