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Introduction to Medical Microbiology
What are the 5 possible infecting...,
What is the specimen collection f...,
What is the specimen collection f...
20
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Introduction to Bacteria
What are the key differences betw...,
What is the gram stain appearance...,
What is the gram stain appearance...
18
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Introduction to Fungi
What does the cell wall of a fung...,
Does a fungi form spores,
Does a fungi contain chlorophyl
28
cards
Introduction to Viruses
Describe the possible shapes of a...,
What are obligate intracellular p...,
What can virus families be classi...
22
cards
Pathogens and Host - Immunity
What type of phagocytic cell is a...,
What type of phagocytic cell is c...,
Where can you find fixed macrophages
23
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Pathogens and host intro
What are the possible signs and s...,
What is a commensal,
What does the capacity of a micro...
17
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Pathogens and Host - Virus and Pathogenesis
What are the virus pathogenic mec...,
What are the sites of viral entry,
What is a chronic infection
16
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Acute Inflammation
What are the signs of inflammation,
What are the causes of inflammation,
What is the microcirculation
20
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Gram Positive Bacteria
What type of bacteria is bacilli ...,
What are group d streptococci re ...,
What does streptococcus pneumonia...
98
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Gram Negative Bacteria
Neisseria meningitidis meningitis...,
Aerobic gram negative cocci,
Can t be stained with gram stains...
76
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Principles of Immunity
What does natural passive immunit...,
What is human normal immunoglobulin,
What is specific immunoglobulin
32
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Tumour Pathology
What is a neoplasm,
Describe the growth of tumours,
What are the types of tumour
28
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Acute Inflammation 2
What is the name of inflammation ...,
What do neutrophils do,
What do the granules do that neut...
50
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Tumour Pathology 2
What are the altered genetic asso...,
What is the altered cellular func...,
Describe morphology
35
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Tumour Pathology 3
What are the local effects of ben...,
What is the symptom of anaemia,
What are the systemic effects of ...
15
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Imaging In Inflammatory Disorders and Infection
What is a pet used to view,
What is another name given to the...,
How is the 3 d image created
21
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Autoimmunity and Hypersensitivity
Define hypersensitivity,
What is responsible for tissue da...,
Which hypersensitivity mechanisms...
36
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Imaging in Cancer
What is the basic principle of ba...,
How are ct scans produced,
What is the hounsfield unit
21
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Chronic Inflammation 1
What is the definition of chronic...,
What are the clinical presentatio...,
When do we see chronic inflammation
21
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Lymph Lecture
What are the functions of the lym...,
What are the constituents of the ...,
How does lymphatic system stop oe...
31
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Chronic Inflammation 2
What is granulomatous inflammatio...,
How is granulomatous inflammation...,
What are idiopathic diseases
36
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Introduction to Parasites
What are the three classes of par...,
Describe the structure of protozoa,
What is the mode of protozoa tran...
26
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Chromosome Mutations and Abnormalities - Second Lecture
What are the three different type...,
What is the result of non disjunc...,
What is trisomy 21 known as
42
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Estimating Risk of Inherited Genetic Disease
What is meant by fitness,
What is an allele that increases ...,
What is a neutral allele
18
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The Genetic Basis of Complex Inheritance - Non-Mendelian Inheritance
What are the three laws of mendel...,
What is non mendelian inheritance,
What is the mechanism for the fol...
37
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Storing and Using Genetic Information
Which carbon is responsible for t...,
Which base swaps in with thymine ...,
What takes place in the nucleus
17
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Chromosomes and Cell division 1/2 - First Lecture
Where are the telomeres of a chro...,
What is the end replication problem,
How do eukaryotes solve the end r...
4
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Genetic Predisposition to Cancer
What are somatic mutations,
What are germline mutations,
What is the function pf proto onc...
35
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Medical Genetics in the Clinic
Who does genetic counseling,
What happens after clinical exami...,
What are variants of uncertain si...
3
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Antimicrobial Chemotherapy
What class of drug does daptomyci...,
What is the standard length of an...,
What are the three ways antibioti...
158
cards
Drug Absorption
Define pharmaceutical process,
Define pharmacokinetic process,
Define pharmacodynamic process
44
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Drug Distribution
What does drug distribution refer to,
What does tissue distribution dep...,
What can be said about an unbound...
28
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Drug Metabolism
What is the effect of metabolism,
What happens to lipid soluble sub...,
Purpose of metabolism
22
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Chromosomes and Cell Division 2/2 - First Lecture
What are the stages of the cell c...,
What are the different stages of ...,
What happens during the g1 stage ...
30
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Mendelian Inheritance
What are the features of autosoma...,
What are the features of autosoma...,
Give an example of a dominant aut...
6
cards
Theraputic Options
What is crc colorectal cancer lin...,
What is breast cancer linked to i...,
What is the current advice for diet
26
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An outline of the Cancer Process
What does a monoclonal cancer mean,
Which stage of the cell cycle can...,
Describe the activity of cancer c...
25
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Drug Delivery
How can drug formulation affect t...,
What determines the drug delivery...,
What factors do we consider to de...
40
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Adverse Drug Reactions
What is the definition of an adve...,
What is an adverse drug event,
What are the different classifica...
31
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Prescribing Errors
What is defined as a medication e...,
What are the four most common typ...,
When are health care professional...
15
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Drug Drug Interactions
What is defined as drug drug inte...,
When has a drug interaction occured,
Define object drug
20
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Identification of Humans
How does the pelvis of a female d...,
How does the skull of a male diff...,
Define skeletonisation
9
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Post Mortem Changes
What is death defined as,
Why does cellular death occur aft...,
Why does the body cool after death
18
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Clinical Trials
Why are clinical trials important,
What is defined as pre clinical d...,
What is phase 1 of clinical devel...
15
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Chemotherapy
How do alkylating agents work,
Give examples of alkylating agents,
What do
15
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Tumour Pathology 4
What is the cell cycle defined as,
What are the external factors tha...,
When is the cell cycle dependant ...
28
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Tumour Pathology 5
How do tumour suppressor genes fu...,
What is an anti oncogene,
What do mutations in retinoblasto...
27
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Antimicrobial Chemotherapy COPY
What class of drug does daptomyci...,
What is the standard length of an...,
What are the three ways antibioti...
158
cards
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