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Introduction to the Limbs
Features of the upper limb,
Summeryof the development of the ...,
What is the origin of a muscle
29
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Movements
Lateral rotation of the arm,
Medial rotation the arm,
Arm adduction
27
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Cardiac and Skeletal Muscle
Features of skeletal muscle,
Sarcolemma,
Sarcoplasm
20
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Nerves of the Upper Limb
What rami supply the brachial plexus,
What is the pattern of the brachi...,
Where does the musculocutaneous b...
9
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Osteology of the Upper limb
What ligament is involved in a pu...,
What are olecranon bursae,
Two types of radial ulna joint
18
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Sarcomeres
What is the order surrounding the...,
What is a sarcomere,
How long is myosin
20
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Pectoral and Scapular Regions
How many muscles make up the pect...,
What muscle moves the clavicle pe...,
What muscle moves the humorous pe...
33
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Excitation Coupling
What is excitation contraction co...,
Role of transverse tubules,
What two compartments is calcium ...
23
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Introduction to Metabolism
What is the definition of metabolism,
What disorders involve changes in...,
What is the definition of oxidation
22
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Force generation and energy usage
Describe the sliding filament mec...,
What does a muscle fibres ability...,
Where does this overlap of actin ...
16
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Glycolysis
Definition of glycolysis,
Where does glycolysis take place,
What are the three chemical group...
32
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Smooth Muscle Contraction
What does smooth muscle not conta...,
How does contraction occur in smo...,
Where is smooth muscle found
25
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Pharmacology of the NMJ
What are the three ways to block ...,
What are the ways of blocking ach...,
Name some clinical uses of neurom...
34
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Krebs Cycle
What is the cuter acid cycle,
What is the first stage,
What is the second stage
19
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Sensory Receptors
What is the role of sensory recep...,
What is the role of mechanoreceptors,
What are the two types of sensibi...
34
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Metabolic Stores
How are carbohydrates stored in t...,
When glucose is broken down what ...,
What happens when glucose is requ...
35
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Hand and Wrist
Dupuytrens contracture,
Role of the annular fibrous sheath,
Where are fibrous sheaths located
13
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Arm and Forearm
What nerve runs down the anterior...,
What spinal segments does a bicep...,
What nerve runs down the posterio...
10
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Use of Medicine
What are the medicine regulation ...,
Who is the main medicine regulato...,
What is the mhras tasks 4
30
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Lipids in the cell membrane
What are eicosaniods,
What is step one of cell to cell ...,
What is step two of cell to cell ...
30
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Metabolism in Health
What are the two states of metabo...,
What is the state of metabolism i...,
What is the state of metabolism i...
24
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Ethics at the beginning of Life
What are the two time lines for t...,
What drugs are used in medical ev...,
Abortion act 1967
22
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Signal Transduction
What are the two main types of ki...,
What are the two types of gtp bin...,
How many kinases and phosphates d...
29
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Reflexes
Define reflex,
What is the pathway that medias r...,
The spinal or motor reflex
32
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Atherosclerosis
What types of blood vessels does ...,
What are the two aspects of an at...,
Why has the number of deaths rela...
18
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Drugs effecting atherosclerosis
What is the central core of lipop...,
What is the coat of the lipoprote...,
What are the four main variations...
25
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Drug List for Atherosclerosis
Nicotinic acid niacin,
Ezetimibe,
Fenofibrate gemfibrozol
8
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Autonomic Nervous System Part I
Where do pre ganglionic fibres or...,
Where do post ganglionic fibres o...,
Where do pre ganglionic sympathet...
26
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Ethics at the end of life
Bma stance on euthanasia,
Royal college of physicians stanc...,
What is palliative care
14
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Autonomic Nervous System part 2
Sludge to describe the effects of...,
Nicotinic ach receptors locations,
Muscarinic ach receptors locations
14
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Coagulation
What does the endothelium produce...,
What does the endothelium produce...,
What are the roles of the endothe...
34
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Innate Immune System
What are the six routes of entry,
What is the first phase of respon...,
What is the second phase of respo...
37
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Drug Receptor Interactions
What are the four types of receptor,
Law of mass action,
Equilibrium when rate of associat...
26
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Autonomic NS 3
Tyrosine hydroxylase,
Dopa decarboxylase,
Dopamine hydroxylase dbh
24
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Thrombosis Embolism and Infarction
Define thrombus,
Define thrombosis,
What is the first aspect which co...
39
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Ascending Neural Pathways
Sensory info from somatic segment...,
Dorsal column medial lemniscal fi...,
Anterolateral fibres
27
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Descending Neural Pathways
What does the body need to do a p...,
Where is the motor cortex located...,
Primary motor cortex
26
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Antibodies
Naive b cells,
Tell me about the structure of ly...,
Red pulp of the spleen
34
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Drugs effecting haemostasis and thrombosis
Anticoagulants,
Antiplatelets,
Fibrinolytics
27
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Anaemia
What is the typical hb count for ...,
What are the symptoms of anaemia,
Clinical signs of anaemia
25
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Infections of Bones and Joints
Symptoms of septic arthritis,
What is a typical presentation of...,
What are the casative organisms f...
17
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Cell Death
What is the difference between ap...,
What enzymes mediate the dna frag...,
What is required for the recognit...
15
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Impact on patient wellbeing
What are life events,
What are the main sources of life...,
What impacts do these stressors h...
13
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Blood groups and Transfusions
Red cell antigens,
Antibody antigen reaction,
What genes code for the h substance
17
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Cell Division
What controls the cell cycle,
How is mitosis regulated,
Ubiquitination
24
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T and B cells: MHC
Where do t cells spend their time,
How do t cells become educated,
What cells mediate t cell educati...
19
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Stress
Stress as a stimulus,
Stress as a response,
Stress as a transaction
15
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B and T cell Cytokines
What are the two main groups of c...,
Chemokine il 8,
Chemokine il 2
23
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Meiosis
What kind of cells are produced b...,
Whats the main difference between...,
When does the chiasma develop
7
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Pharmacokinetics 1
Pharmacokinetics,
Pharmacology,
Toxicology
21
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Screening
What is the process of screening,
What is the purpose of screening,
What are some examples of screeni...
19
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Epigenetics
What is epigenetics,
What is the process of dna methyl...,
Cpg islands
20
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Pharmacokinetics 2
Phase i metabolism,
Phase ii metabolism,
Cytochrome p450 enzymes
14
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Epidemiology Key Concepts
What is a case series,
What isa scatter plot used for,
Age
10
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Mendelian Inheritance of Human Disease
Promotor and splice site sequence...,
Base change causing an amino acid...,
Insertion or deletion of bases
9
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Disorders of growth and differentiation
Three examples of increased growth,
Physiological and pathological ex...,
Environmental systematic growth d...
23
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Chromosomes and abnormalities
Short arm is represented as,
Long arm is represented as,
Acrocentric chromosomes
15
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Carcinogenesis
What are the four main categories...,
Chemical carcinogenesis the four ...,
Initiation
20
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Genetic Basis of Multifactorial Disease
Single gene disorders are known as,
Complex traits,
Continuum of genetic risk
17
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Coping
Definition of coping,
Cognitive appraisal,
Coping as a trait
15
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Tumour Pathology
What is a neoplasm,
What makes up a tumours composition,
Why is a tumours behaviour descri...
26
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Molecular Pathology of Tumours
What are the four properties of m...,
What are the 5 stages of malignan...,
What are the two types of cells t...
18
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Cancer Chemotherapy
What are the two causes of cancer,
3 main approaches to dealing with...,
Four types of traditional agent
6
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NSAIDS
What are the three main actions o...,
What is the action of nsaids mole...,
What are the two mechanisms by wh...
18
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Molecular Patterning During Development
Potency,
Totipotent,
Pluripotent
27
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Physical Activity
What is physical activity defined as,
Whats the uks recommended guideli...,
What are the barriers to talking ...
5
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Bone Growth and Fractures
Cessation of bone growth,
What are the areas of growth in t...,
Pathological defects in epiphysea...
21
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osteoporosis
Osteoprogenitor cells,
Osteoblasts,
Osteocytes
18
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Bloodborne Pathogens
Transmission methods of blood bor...,
Three routes of hiv transmission,
Viral features of hiv
26
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Sepsis
What are some risk factors of sepsis,
Colonisation,
Infection
9
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Neurological Examination of the Lower Limb
What neurological lesion results ...,
Hemiplegia,
Paraplegia
15
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Health and Homelessness
What is homelessness,
Why do people become homeless,
Personal factors vulnerabilities
8
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Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
What areas of the skin does impet...,
What areas of the skin does erysi...,
What areas of the skin does cellu...
15
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