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histology
Describe the tunica intima,
What is the sub endothelial layer,
Describe tunica media
76
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bones
What is endochondral ossification,
What are examples of long bones,
What is section of bones
40
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MSK/movement
How do you not cut off circulatio...,
What is an articular surface,
Where do arteries supplying joint...
49
cards
structure & function of fascia
What is fascia,
What is fascia made of,
What is fascia divided into
13
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circulatory system
What are the 2 names of the valve...,
What makes up the circulatory system,
What is the functions of circulat...
38
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cardiovascular
What is arterial disease and what...,
What are some modifiable risk fac...,
What are non modifiable risk fact...
6
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communications of anatomy
Thumb back to position after oppo...,
What is anatomical position,
What is patient lying down face up
40
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structure & function of nervous system
What do sensory nerves do,
What are special senses,
What do motor functions do
103
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what is a membrane
What do membranes control,
What does membrane maintain,
What are the 2 principal constitu...
29
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membrane transport
What are 2 properties that influe...,
What is required for movement acr...,
What are the 2 driving forces a m...
29
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origin of membrane potentials
What is membrane potential,
Is the membrane charged,
When is resting membrane potentia...
23
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action potential
What does depolarization mean,
What does hyperpolarization,
What is influx
25
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infection control
What is kochs postulate,
What do you do to chain of infect...,
What is the chain of infection
24
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nutrition
What to do with person bmi 25 35 ...,
What to do with person greater th...,
What is tier 4 of weight management
28
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intro to pubic health
What are the 3 domains of public ...,
What are the 3 drivers of public ...,
What are examples of activities o...
17
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behavioural science
What is behavioural science,
What is behavioural medicine about,
What is health psychology
16
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evidence based medicine
What is evidence based medicine,
What is quantitative research,
What is qualitative research
28
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drug action
What is a receptor and what does ...,
Are there limitless receptors and...,
How does high drug concentrations...
41
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biochemical basis
What is an example of reversible ...,
What is example of irreversible a...,
What are the 4 super families of ...
46
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drug movement
What is pharmacodynamics,
What is pharmacokinetics,
How can we characterise pharmacok...
43
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drug metabolism
What is drug metabolism,
Is drug metabolism saturable process,
What are drug metabolising organs
17
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drug elimination
How is drug excreted,
What does elimination a combinati...,
What is the primary organ of elim...
22
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autonomic pharmacology
What are the 3 divisions of the a...,
What are the functions of the ans,
What is the transmitter of pregan...
47
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cardiac drugs
What is an arrhythmia,
What is inotropy,
What is luisitropy
35
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blood pressure drugs
What is defined as clinical hyper...,
What are therapeutic options for ...,
Normally what happens with raas r...
37
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cell injury
What are causes of cell injury,
How is cell harmed bya ionising r...,
How can cells be damaged what ways
34
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acute inflammation
What is acute inflammation,
What are the 2 types if inflammation,
Nomenclature note a what is it wh...
23
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outcomes of acute inflammation
What are systemic manifestations ...,
What are outcomes of inflammation,
What is resolution outcome
22
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cell ageing & death
Does necrosis require energy,
Is necrosis pathological or physi...,
Describe coagulative necrosis
19
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neoplasia - whats cancer
What is neoplasia,
What is tumour,
How do tumours arise
75
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neoplasia pt2
What are hallmarks of cancer 10,
What does carcinogenesis require 8,
What is the path that a normal ce...
72
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fertilisation of trilaminar embryo
In fertilisation what is released...,
What are cortical granules,
What does sperm bind to in zona p...
55
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embryology clinical anatomy
Whats a haploid cell,
What are males gametes,
What are females gametes
36
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cell cycle
What are 2 main phases of cell cycle,
What are the phases of interphase,
What are the phases of mitotic phase
29
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diversity of cells
What are the 4 basic tissue types,
Where are epithelia,
Why are epithelia perfect to cove...
32
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organisation of cells
What are the 3 major salivary glands,
What is an unusual feature of sal...,
What are the layers of digestive ...
17
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