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Lecture Two
What is the result of low ecf,
What is the result of high ecf,
Compare exc
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Lecture 3
What is too much blood flow calle...,
Is hyperaemia localised or genera...,
What is the name for too little b...
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Lecture Four
What is meant by the term haemost...,
What are the protagonists involve...,
What are the major functions of h...
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Lecture 5
What is meant by the term per dia...,
What is meant by the term per rhexis,
What is meant by the term petechiae
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Lecture 7
What are the main myeloid cells t...,
What are the main cells that are ...,
Where do all of the t cells found...
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Lecture 8
What are the four types of immuno...,
What type of immunodeficiency wou...,
What type of immunodeficiency wou...
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Lecture 9
Define the term acute inflammation,
Explain the key processes that ar...,
What are the key steps that are i...
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Lecture 11
What are some reasons as to why s...,
What are the three different orig...,
Fill out the blanks on the diagra...
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Lecture 10
What granulocyte responds to bact...,
What type of granulocyte responds...,
What granulocyte responds mainly ...
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Lecture 12
What are the possible outcomes of...,
What is acute inflammation of the...,
What is acute inflammation of the...
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Lecture 11 - simplified
What are the major actions of sol...,
Briefly outline the origins of im...,
Briefly describe the plasma prote...
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Lecture 10- the basics
What cells are involved in the re...,
What cells are involved in the re...,
What cells are involved in the re...
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Lecture 14
What are the possible outcomes of...,
Define the term healing and repai...,
What are the two different types ...
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Lecture 15
Provide an example of an extrinsi...,
What are the intrinsic factors th...,
Briefly describe the basic steps ...
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Lecture 16
What is meant by the term chronic...,
When does chronic inflammation occur,
Can chronic inflammation arise wi...
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Lecture 17
What is chronic inflammation with...,
What is chronic inflammation char...,
What is chronic inflammation char...
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Lecture 23
What is the effect of decreases a...,
What is the effect of mitochondri...,
What is the effect of entry of ca...
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Lecture 24
What are some differences between...,
Describe the difference in necros...,
Describe the process of tnf macro...
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Lecture 25
What is a free radicle,
What are free radicles so dangerous,
What is an examples of a reactive...
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Lecture 26
Define the term dystrophic calcif...,
Define the term metastatic calcif...,
Explain the process of dystrophic...
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Lecture 19
What factors affect cells and tis...,
What are adaptive changes,
Define the term atrophy
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Lecture 27
What is a neoplasm,
Name the components of the neopla...,
Name the type of neoplastic cell ...
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Lecture 20
What are the mechanisms of intrac...,
What are some examples of exogeno...,
Breifly explain how this defect o...
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Lecture 28 - Neo 2
What are the three main distant s...,
What is the name for the spreadin...,
What are the local effects of a n...
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Lecture 30 - Neo 4
What is an example of a factor th...,
What needs to happen to the chrom...,
What is the effect of methylation...
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Lecture 29 - Neo 3
What is an example of common neop...,
What are the three main factors t...,
In general terms what sequence of...
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Lecture 13
What is a transudate,
What is a modified transudate,
What is oedema
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Lecture 31 - Neo 6
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Lecture 33 - Teratology 1
What is teratology the study of,
What is a congenital defect,
Does a congenital defect have to ...
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Lecture 34 - Teratology 2
What is involved in the process o...,
Why are the agent organ changes g...,
What is the effect of teratogenic...
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