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intro to anatomy
What is gross anatomy,
What is microscopic anatomy,
What is the anatomical position
15
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Intro to imaging
What is the difference between io...,
What are the strengths of radiogr...,
What are the weaknesses of radiog...
16
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Perspectives on health
What are the five assumptions of ...,
What is the placebo effect,
What is the nocebo effect
3
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Psychological aspects of pregnancy and the new baby
What percentage of pregnancies ar...,
What are some risk factors for un...,
How does socioeconomic disadvanta...
16
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Language development
What is the role of input in lang...,
How do adults respond to a child ...,
What is corrective input in langu...
6
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principles of embryology
What is the pre embryonic period ...,
What is the embryonic period of h...,
What is the foetal period of huma...
22
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Principles of the skeletal system
What are the components of the sk...,
What is the function of cartilage...,
What is the role of ligaments in ...
45
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Principles of muscular system
What are muscle cells specialized...,
What are the components of muscle...,
What are the components of muscle...
39
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Principles of the vascular system
What is the function of arteries ...,
What is the function of venules a...,
What is the function of capillaries
50
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Principles of the nervous system
How are the terms dorsal and vent...,
What do the terms rostral and cau...,
What are the two main components ...
143
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Intro to microscopic anatomy
What are the two colors commonly ...,
What does haematoxylin stain in t...,
What does eosin stain in tissue s...
56
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Principles of lymphatic system
What is the function of the lymph...,
What are the components of the ly...,
Where does lymphatic fluid origin...
56
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Intellectual Development in childhood and adolescence
What age is the sensorimotor moto...,
What is the sensorimotor stage,
What age is the preoperational stage
25
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Learning
What is classical conditioning,
Who conducted the famous classica...,
What was the natural reflex of th...
20
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skin
What is the largest organ in the ...,
Why is the skin so important,
What are primary skin disorders
123
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thoracic wall
What are the boundaries of the th...,
What structures are located super...,
What structures are located infer...
73
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Fundamentals of Molecular Cell Biology
What is the role of tumor necrosi...,
What can happen if there are muta...,
What type of therapy is used to t...
16
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Fundamentals of Physiology and Cell Ions
What is homeostasis,
How does homeostasis regulate var...,
What are baroreceptors and where ...
39
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Cells and Their Organelles
What is the structure of the cell...,
What is the function of cholester...,
What is the role of phosphatidylc...
44
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The Human Genome
What is genetics,
What is a gene,
What is precision medicine
41
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DNA and Inheritance
What is meiosis,
How many divisions occur in meiosis,
What happens in meiosis i
39
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gene expression
What is dna transcription,
What is the role of rna polymeras...,
What is mrna
30
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Protein structure
What are the three main component...,
What is the role of the amino gro...,
What is the role of the carboxyl ...
37
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cell signalling
Why is cell communication important,
Why do cells communicate with eac...,
What are the mechanisms of cell c...
67
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Fundementals of pharmacology
What is pharmacology,
What is pharmacokinetics,
What are the main phases of pharm...
8
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Mechanisms of Drug Action
What are the different types of d...,
How do bulk forming laxatives and...,
Give an example of a drug that ac...
35
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Neuronal signalling
What is voltage,
What is current,
What is resistance
46
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Neurotransmitters
What are neurotransmitters,
How are dopamine noradrenaline an...,
How are neurotransmitters stored ...
74
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From neuromuscular junction to myocyte
What are neuromuscular junctions,
What happens when neuromuscular j...,
How many types of muscle can be d...
58
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Introduction ot immunity
What is immunity,
What is immunodeficiency,
What is an allergy
53
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B cells and antibodies
What is an antibody,
How does the specificity of antib...,
What is the role of b lymphocytes...
67
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t cells and acquired immunity
What is the function of cytotoxic...,
What is the function of helper t ...,
What is the function of suppresso...
69
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Introduction to infection and bacteria
Why are infectious diseases impor...,
What are infections acquired in h...,
Name some examples of nosocomial ...
41
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viruses
What is the structure of viral pa...,
What is viral latency,
What is the significance of rna b...
92
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fundementals of clinical pathology
What is pathology,
Who are the healthcare workers in...,
What can pathology help with
13
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commensalism and pathogenesis
What is the causative agent in th...,
What are the two types of infecti...,
What is a reservoir in the chain ...
45
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how the cells respond to injury
What are the four main types of t...,
What are the mechanisms of tissue...,
What are labile cells
89
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antimicrobial therapy
What was the leading cause of dea...,
Is penicillin toxic to humans,
How are antibiotics different fro...
101
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how the body responds to injury
What is inflammation,
What are the categories of inflam...,
What are the localized signs of t...
52
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How the body recovers from injury
What is resolution in the context...,
What are the conditions that must...,
What are monocytes
59
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physiology of egeing
What is ageing,
How is ageing normally characterized,
What is the relationship between ...
18
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cancer management
What is metastasis in cancer,
What is prognosis in the context ...,
What factors are considered in pr...
31
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pharmaceutical medicine roadshow
What is the purpose of non clinic...,
What are the requirements before ...,
What factors are considered when ...
26
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neoplasia
What is cancer,
How is cancer caused,
What does the term tumour refer to
40
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molecular biology of cancer
What is the primary cause of cancer,
What does molecular biology study...,
How do the changes in dna contrib...
26
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