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1.1 Tissue Architecture and Organisation
Longitudinal section,
Transverse section,
Oblique section
27
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2.1 Protein Structure
Primary structure,
Bonds in primary structure,
Bonds in secondary structure
12
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2.2 Enzymes
What is the equilibrium constant,
What is the transition state,
How do enzymes lower the transiti...
14
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2.3 Genes, DNA, RNA
What is a nucleotide,
Name the types of nitrogenous bas...,
What are the 2 types of sugar
22
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2.4 Gene function - transcription and translation
Define gene,
Define chromosome,
Define genome
13
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5.1 Intro to pathology
What is pathology,
What can pathology be divided into,
Define aetiology
15
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5.2 Lesions and post-mortem change
What are the 3 types of changes t...,
What are 7 post mortem changes,
Explain rigor mortis
12
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6.1 Basis of Infection
What are the four types of prokar...,
What is a saprophyte,
What is a symbiont
29
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6.2.1 Virus Stucture
What are the properties of a virus,
Describe the components of virus ...,
What is the difference between po...
13
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6.2.2 Virus Replication
Outline the general virus replica...,
How do viruses attach to the host...,
What is viral tropism
5
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6.2.3 Pathogenesis
What are the stages of viral infe...,
What determines the host range of...,
What are the possible entry porta...
33
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6.2.4 Classification
What is the classification of vir...,
How does the baltimore classifica...,
What does ictv stand for
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6.3.1 Bacteria structure
Differences between prokaryotic a...,
Bacteria size variation how can w...,
Describe the process of gram stai...
15
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6.3.2 Bacteria Physiology
How do bacteria replicate,
What is generation doubling time,
Outline the process of bacteria r...
15
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6.3.3 Bacteria Genetics
What is bacterial genome,
Describe bacterial chromosome,
Describe plasmids
11
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6.3.4 Bacteria Sterilisation
What is sterilisation,
List the microorganisms from most...,
In what temperature for how long ...
17
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6.4.1 : Intro to Parasites
What does commensalism mean,
What does symbiosis mean,
What is parasitism
17
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6.4.2 Protozoa
Are protozoa eukaryotic or prokar...,
Are protozoa motile,
How can protozoa locomote
7
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6.4.3 Arthropods
What is veterinary entomology,
Arthropod classification,
Structure of inseact body
19
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6.4.4 Helminths
What are cestodes,
How is the body divided in cestodes,
What are the two groups of tapeworms
18
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6.4.5 Bovine Ostertagiosis
What are the characteristic signs...,
What are the most important worm ...,
What do adult ostertagia ostertag...
14
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6.5.1 Basic concepts of immunology
What are the structure of the imm...,
What are the basic functions of t...,
What are the types of immunity
14
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6.5.2 Cells and tissues of the immune system
What are the different types of wbcs,
Which 2 cells are involved in the...,
Which 2 cells are involved in the...
28
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6.5.3 Principles of Innate Immunity
What are some mechanisms for prot...,
What are the mechanisms protectin...,
How does innate immunity detect f...
20
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6.3.5 Principles of Adaptive Immunity
What is the first law of immunology,
Describe t cell mediated immunity,
What is the second law of adaptiv...
3
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1.1 Receptors and Signalling
What are the three main extracell...,
What are the two main intracellul...,
What are the tree major classes o...
12
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2.1 Pharmacodynamics
What is a drug,
What problems might occur that me...,
What effects can drugs have on th...
21
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2.2 Pharmacokinetics
What is ad m e,
Water v lipid solubility,
What happens to drugs in plasma
53
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6.1 Amphibians, Reptiles, Fish
What is an ectotherm,
What kind of heart do most reptil...,
What is a poikilotherm
16
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4.1 Parasitology: Cardiovascular and Lymphoreticular Systems
What is a piroplasm,
What type of parasite is babesia,
Describe the babesia life cycle
16
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5.4.1 Circulatory Disturbances
Oedema,
What are the two types of oedema,
What are the four pathogeneses of...
25
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5.2 Cellular degeneration 1 and 2
Extent of cellular injury depends on,
Cellular changes of irreverable d...,
What is hydropic degeneration
19
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3.1 Acid Base Balance
What is the bronstead lowry concept,
What is a weak acid,
What is a strong acid
23
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5.4.2 Circulatory Disturbances 2
What is haemostasis,
What are the five stages of haemo...,
What is a haemorrhage
21
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6.3 Avian Anatomy
How are birds modified for flight,
What are the three main muscles a...,
Describe the triosseal canal
12
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7.1.1 Acute Inflammation
What are the 5 cardinal signs of ...,
What are the four main causes of ...,
Describe acute inflammation
15
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7.1.2 Chronic Inflammation
What are the 5 principle cells in...,
Functions of macrophages in infla...,
Why do macrophages accumulate in ...
14
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7.1.3 Organ-specific Patterns of Inflammation
What is infectious arthritis and ...,
What is non infectious arthritis,
What is inflammation of the lung ...
24
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7.2.1 Inflammation: Mediators and Targets
What is acute inflammation and wh...,
What is chronic inflammation and ...,
What do mediators of inflammation do
16
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7.2.2 Anti-inflammatory drugs: NSAIDs, glucocorticoids, immunosuppressants
What are the clinical uses of nsa...,
What does inhibiting pg formation do,
How do nsaids work
17
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8.1 Cell Cycle Control and Dysregulation
What triggers cell division,
What are the three phases and thr...,
What is cancer
16
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8.2 Tumour Viruses
Cell transformation is characteri...,
What is an oncogene,
Describe papillomaviruses
17
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8.3 Growth Disorders
What are growth disorders,
What is hydrocephalus,
Causes of congenital defects
14
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