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Intro to Immuno
What is plasma,
What is serum,
What is a titer
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I2
Antibodies are the effector molec...,
What do antibodies do,
Additional roles of antibodies
72
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I3
What is a b cell b lymphocyte,
Antibodies are aka,
B cells and t cells are derived f...
75
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I4
What is the complement cascade,
What are the three components of ...,
What are the three functions of t...
66
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Bacterial Genetics
T or f bacteria encode a single r...,
What is the region upstream of ev...,
What is an operator
52
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I5
T or f innate responses are mosti...,
What mechanical barriers prevent ...,
What chemical barriers prevent mi...
62
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I6
What chromosome are the genes for...,
T or f b cells can recognize part...,
Describe the composition of a mhc...
48
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I7
What is a t cell,
Remember that all immune cells ar...,
How are t cells different from b ...
81
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I8
Where does t cell activation occur,
Why does t cell activation only o...,
What two signals are required for...
91
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I9
What is an effector t cell,
How are effector t cells differen...,
L selectin or cd62l is expressed ...
69
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I10
What must t cells supply to a b c...,
What is the first signal to b cel...,
How do b cells signal to the nucl...
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I11
T or f when an antibody binds to ...,
What is an ouchterlony double imm...,
How does immunoelectrophoresis work
24
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I12
The immune system is designed to ...,
What happens if the necessary thr...,
T or f if the innate immune respo...
28
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I13
What is antigenic variation,
What kind of antigenic variation ...,
Influenza virus uses two differen...
45
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Micro Basics
What are the four types of viral ...,
What are capsids,
What are the main types of capsids
51
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I14
People with asplenia are more sus...,
What is the difference between an...,
The end result of all nk deficien...
42
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I15
In general antibody deficiencies ...,
What are some examples of inherit...,
What is the preferred treatment f...
49
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I16
Type i immunosensitivity is aka,
What are some common sources of t...,
The coomb s and gel classificatio...
59
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I17
What is autoimmunity,
What is an antagonist in the sens...,
What is an agonist in the sense o...
105
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I18
What is transplant rejection,
What does allogeneic mean,
What is an autograft
73
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I19
What is variolation,
What is vaccinia,
What is vaccination
54
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I20
T or f cancer cells are typically...,
What is the major way the immune ...,
Cancers arise due to mutations of...
57
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Lipid Metabolism
Briefly describe the exogenous li...,
Briefly describe the endogenous l...,
What is idl
28
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Blood Flow Regulation
What is ohms law,
Where are some common points in v...,
What is the equation for arterial...
59
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Cardiac Excitation
How is the heart innervated,
What are the phases of ventricula...,
What is the resting potential mai...
43
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Cardiac Cycle
Heart valve review,
When would av valves be open,
When would the aortic valve be open
41
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Microcirculation
What is the difference in the ana...,
What are pre capillary sphincters,
Where are precapillary sphincters...
27
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Regulation of Cardiac Output
What is the eqn for arterial pres...,
What is arterial resistance mainl...,
What two major things regulate ca...
44
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Regulation of Blood Pressure
What is the eqn for map,
What is pulse pressure,
Is pulse pressure higher in muscu...
60
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Homeostasis of Fluids
How much of normal body weight is...,
Most of the body water is in tiss...,
What is the relationship between ...
53
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Renal Blood Flow and Glomerular Filtration I
What are some of the basic roles ...,
What happens if the kidney fails ...,
Describe the orientation of nephrons
46
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Renal Blood Flow and Glomerular Filtration Ii
How does increased afferent resis...,
How does decreased afferent resis...,
How does increase efferent resist...
26
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Proximal Tubule
T or f the kidney excretes metabo...,
How many times is plasma filtered...,
How much of the gf is reabsorbed ...
69
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Evaluation of Renal Function
What is mass flow,
In solution how is mass flow expr...,
T or f nacl is a substance that i...
33
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Loop of Henle, Distal Tubule, and CT
What are the segments of the loh,
What is the major function of the...,
What is the overall function of t...
54
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Regulation of Body Fluids
What determines co,
What determines the ecfv,
Why doesnt plasma na concentratio...
55
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Acid Base Physiology
Basic definition of acid and base,
What are the two main types of acids,
How are noncarbonic acids excreted
45
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K+ Metabolism
What compartment contains the maj...,
What is the intracellular conc of...,
What is the extracellular conc of...
74
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Na+ Balance
Revised henderson eqn,
What is the relationship between ...,
There are no specific normal valu...
51
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Body Fluid Osmolarity
T or f a change in tbw is uniform...,
How does the kidney respond to a ...,
How does the kidney respond to a ...
49
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Ca/Phosphate Homeostasis
Where is most of the bodys calciu...,
What is calcium needed for inside...,
How much calcium intake daily
76
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Skeletal Muscle
Why does the alpha motorneuron ac...,
Botulinum toxin botox prevents re...,
Skeletal muscle is innervated by ...
57
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Endocrine Overview
Describe polar ligands,
Describe non polar ligands,
What is the difference between th...
20
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Hormone Action
Hormones secreted from the hypoth...,
Hormones secreted from the hypoth...,
What hormones are produced by the...
12
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Hormones
Describe the biosynthesis of pept...,
What are the steroid hormones,
Steroid hormones are all derivate...
23
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Thyroid Gland
T or f almost all hormonal output...,
Describe the polarity of thyroid ...,
What is colloid
43
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Hypothalamus and Pituitary
The pituitary gland is located ri...,
How is the pituitary gland conenc...,
What is the posterior lobe of the...
39
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Endocrine Pancreas
What is insulin made by,
What is the diagnostic utility of...,
The presence of high glucose in t...
59
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Bone Chemistry
What cells are found in haversian...,
What are the main components of bone,
Describe osteoclasts
38
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Ca+ Hormones
What is the normal concentration ...,
Where is most of the calcium in t...,
How does extracellular plasma cal...
34
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Adrenal Physiology
Where are the adrenal glands located,
Where does the adrenal medulla de...,
Where does the adrenal cortex der...
60
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Endocrine Control of Metabolism
How are the hormones of the adren...,
How are the symptoms responses of...,
Do epi and nor have a promoting o...
17
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Endocrine Control of Growth
What does the majority of body gr...,
T or f most neural growth is comp...,
Control of gh
16
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Genetics of Sex Determination
Give a brief outline of,
What is the sry,
What do the leydig and sertoli ce...
22
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Costanzo Ch. 10
How long during gestation are the...,
When do the testes begin to devel...,
What are the cell types of the ma...
58
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Female Hormones
What are the main functions of th...,
Give an overview of the products ...,
When does the follicular phase of...
44
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Male Hormones
Why is the temperaure,
Where does spermatogenesis occur,
When does spermatogenesis occur i...
30
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Female Puberty
What is adrenarche,
When does adrenarche begin in girls,
What are the main phases of femal...
49
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Menstrual Cycle
What are the two key functions of...,
Describe what is seen in this ova...,
What happens once all premordial ...
43
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Male Puberty
What are secondary sexual charact...,
What is the minipuberty experienc...,
What are some factors that suppre...
26
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Normal Pregnancy from Fertilization to Labor
Describe the main events of ferti...,
What happens to the embryo after ...,
Describe the composition of a bla...
50
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Pregnancy Physiology
Where does the placenta originate...,
What are the main hormones secret...,
What is the structure of hpl
62
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GI Function and Regulation
What are the four main functions ...,
Where does the bulk of absorption...,
T or f practically the entire gi ...
62
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GI Motility
What are the 5 most important com...,
Where does the h ion in gastric s...,
What are the roles of the h in ga...
45
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Salivary Secretions
How do salivary secretions protec...,
How do salivary secretions aid in...,
What are the three main salivary ...
34
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Pancreas Physiology
How does vomiting occur,
What is ipecac,
What is the effect of vomiting on...
25
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Liver
What are the major functions of t...,
What are the main cell types of t...,
70 of the blood supply to the liv...
36
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Digestion and Absorption
Remember that the stem cells of t...,
T or f there is a very high proli...,
Trypsin breaks carboxyl
43
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