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Introduction to microbiology
Categories of micro organisms tha...,
Common specimen types collected f...,
Common specimen types collected f...
15
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Introduction to bacteria
Ways in which bacteria can be ide...,
Bacterial chromosomes,
Cell walls of gram positive bacteria
22
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Introduction to imaging
X ray,
Principles of x ray production an...,
Why different structures have dif...
12
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Introduction to Fungi
Classification of fungi,
Dermatophytosis,
Fungi that cause dermatophytosis ...
24
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Introduction to viruses
Classification of viruses,
Virion,
Principles of viral culture
18
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Tumour pathology 1
Tumour,
Will tumours continue to grow whe...,
Cancer
26
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Pathogens and the host
Pathogenic bacteria,
Signs and symptoms of clinical in...,
Pyrexia
48
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classification of pathogenic bacteria 1 (gram positive)
Aerobic gram positive cocci,
The coagulase test,
Coagulase positive bacteria
26
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classification of pathogenic bacteria 2 (gram negative bacteria)
Gram negative cocci,
Neisseria meningitis diseases,
Neisseria gonnorhoae diseases
14
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classification of bacteria 2 (miscellaneous bacteria)
What are miscellaneous bacteria,
Examples of miscellaneous bacteria,
Acid and alcohol fast bacilli
8
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acute inflammation 1
Acute inflammation,
Cardinal signs of inflammation,
Rubor
24
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principles of immunisation
Passive immunity,
Active immunity,
Length of passive immunity
15
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tumour pathology 2
Causes of cancer,
Properties of cancer cells,
Changes in cellular function in c...
17
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acute inflammation 2
Peritonitis,
Meningitis,
Appendicitis
23
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tumour pathology 3
Local effects of benign tumours,
Local effects on malignant tumours,
Systemic effects of malignant tum...
8
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imaging in inflammatory disorders
How pet scans work,
Ideal isotope for labelling,
Detection of gamma radiation i ga...
9
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imaging in cancer
How mri works,
Indications of mri,
Mri contrindications
11
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hypersensitivity and autoimmunity
Mechanism of type i hypersensitiv...,
Effects of type i hypersensitivity,
Mechanism of type ii hypersensiti...
21
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outline of disease process
Cancer stage 1,
Cancer stage 2,
Cancer stage 3
14
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chronic inflammation 1
Chronic inflammation,
Clinical presentations of chronic...,
Causes of chronic inflammation
6
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introduction to parasites
Main groups of parasites,
Protozoa,
Parasite
11
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storing and using genetic information
Structure of dna,
Process of dna replication,
Process of transcription
6
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Chromosomes, Cell Division, Meiosis and Chromosome Abnormalities
Basic structure of linear chromos...,
The end replication problem and h...,
Euchromatin
21
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mendelian inheritance
Characteristics of autosomal mend...,
Characteristics of sex linked men...
2
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chromosome abnormalities, mutations and analysis
Types of chromosome abnormalities,
Aneuploidy,
Trisomy
37
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chronic inflammation 2
What characterises granulomatous ...,
Idiopathic disease,
What stimulates granulomatous inf...
16
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drug absorption
Four basic factors which determin...,
Ways of drug administration,
Drug absorption
27
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Drug distribution
Drug distribution,
Factors that affects the amount o...,
Apparent volume of distribution vd
18
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antimicrobial chemotherapy mechanisms of action and resistance
Bactericidal,
Bacteriostatic,
Sensitive
45
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Antimicrobial chemotherapy side affects of common agents
Which organims is benzyl penicill...,
How is benzyl penicillin administ...,
Amoxicillin and ampicillin
37
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genetic predisposition to cancer
Genetic processes associated with...,
Proto oncogene,
What changes a proto oncogene int...
22
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pharmacokinetics -drug metabolism
Drug metabolism,
What does metabolism do to lipid ...,
What are prodrugs
24
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tumour pathology 4
What is a cell cycle,
What are the phases of the cell c...,
When does dna repair occur
27
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Tumour pathology 5
Types of tumour suppressor genes,
Factors that cause carcinogenesis,
How can prb be altered to cause i...
25
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Estimating risk of inherited genetic diseases
What is fitness,
What is a neutral allele,
What is a deleterious allele
17
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therapeutic options: cancer
Preventative measures for cancer,
Treatments of cancer,
What type of food stuff probably ...
21
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drug-drug interactions
What is a drug interaction,
What is the evidence that a drug ...,
Types of drug interactions
24
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drug delivery systems
What are the 4 main groups of dru...,
Carrier based drugs,
Forms in which drugs are given to...
26
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Tumour pathology important genes etc.
What does the proto oncogene sis ...,
How does the proto oncogene sis b...,
Which cancers does the over expre...
47
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Chemotherapy
What is the site of action for al...,
Describe the action of alkylating...,
What are the mechanisms of resist...
13
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mediators of inflammation
What are the cell surface mediato...,
What is the function of cell surf...,
What is the function of histamine...
15
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Antifungals
Which drugs bind to ergosterol in...,
What are some examples of polyenes,
What is amphotericin b used to treat
20
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Non-medelian inheritance
What is penetrance,
What is the penetrance of cystic ...,
What are the mechanisms of non me...
15
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antiviral drugs
What are the anti herpes drugs,
Which of the anti herpes drugs ar...,
What are the anti hiv drugs
24
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tumour biomarkers
Kras,
Braf,
Egfr
9
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antibiotics
What does benzyl penicillin treat...,
What do amoxicillin and ampicilli...,
What does co amoxiclav treat
39
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