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MSK - Anatomico-Medical Terminology
Sagittal plane,
Frontal coronal plane,
Transverse horizontal plane
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CVS 1.1 - intro
Where does gas exchange take plac...,
What is used as a transporter in ...,
What is used to control the perfu...
20
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CVS 2.1 - Histology Of CVS
What is the pathway of blood from...,
What effect does a low cross sect...,
What is the significance of capil...
33
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MSK 1.1 - Pectoral Region, Axilla And Brachial Plexus
What are the 5 origin points of t...,
Where is the insertion point of t...,
What is the nerve supply of the p...
43
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MOD 2.1 - Acute Inflammation
What are the causes of acute infl...,
What are the clinical features of...,
What are the two phases of acute ...
44
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MOD 3.1 - Chronic Inflammation
Give three ways in which chronic ...,
What does chronic inflammation lo...,
Which cells are most associated w...
42
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MSK 2.1 - The Anterior and Posterior Arm
What is the origin of the short h...,
Where does the biceps brachii insert,
Describe the shape and size of th...
27
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MSK Bones of the Hand and Carpal Tunnel
Give the names of the distal carp...,
In what direction does the number...,
Give the three areas of phalanges
18
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MSK 2.2 - Scapula And Clavicle
Where is the scapula located what...,
Give the 7 centres of ossificatio...,
When does ossification of the sca...
22
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M&R 2.1 - Role Of Membranes As Permeability Barriers
What is the definition of passive...,
What are the depending factors of...,
How are transport processes impor...
20
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CVS 2.1 - The Heart as a Pump
In which system of circulation is...,
What is systole,
What is diastole
41
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M&R 3.1 - Resting Membrane Potential and Changing Membrane Potential
What is the resting potential ran...,
What is the resting potential ran...,
What is the resting potential ran...
25
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MSK 3.1 - Humerus, Radius And Ulna
How should the humerus be orientated,
Describe the salient features of ...,
Describe the salient features of ...
24
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M&R 2.2 - ATP Dependent Pumps And Ion Exchangers
What are the functions of the sod...,
What is the na ca2 exchanger othe...,
What is the ratio of ion transpor...
33
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MSK 3.2 - Superficial Muscles of the Back
Where does the trapezius originate 3,
Where does the trapezius insert 4,
Which nerves innervate the trapez...
26
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MSK - Hip Joint
Name the articulating surfaces of...,
What is the function of the ligam...,
What is the only intracapsular li...
9
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MOD 1.1 - Cell Injury
What can cause cell injury death 7,
What happens during hypoxia,
What are the four types of hypoxia
40
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M&R 1.1 - The Membrane Bilayer
What are the functions of the bil...,
What is the dehydrated compositio...,
How does the hydrated composition...
22
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M&R 1.2 - Membrane Proteins, Membrane Asymmetry and the Cytoskeleton
What are the functions of membran...,
What are the biochemical evidence...,
How can proteins be mobile in bil...
21
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MOD 4.1 - Healing and Repair
What is the definition of regener...,
What is the definition of repair,
How does regeneration differ from...
63
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M&R 6.1 - Signal Transduction
Describe paracrine signalling,
Describe endocrine signalling,
Describe synaptic signalling
34
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MOD 5.1 - Haemostasis and Thrombosis
What is haemostasis,
What are the depending factors of...,
How do blood vessels contribute t...
38
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MSK - Muscles of the Anterior Thigh (Hip Flexors)
Name the hip flexors 5,
What do the psoas major and iliac...,
What is the origin of the psoas m...
24
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MSK - Anterior Thigh Muscles (Knee Extensors)
What are the four knee extensor m...,
What are the origins of the rectu...,
Where does the rectus femoris insert
17
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MSK - Shoulder and Elbow Joint
What is the classification of the...,
What are the five movements of th...,
What contributes to the stability...
13
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MSK - Joints
What are the three structural cla...,
What are the three functional cla...,
Describe the structure of a fibro...
21
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MSK - Medial Thigh Muscles
What are the five medial thigh mu...,
What is the origin of obturator e...,
Where does obturator externus insert
26
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MOD 6.1 - Atheroma
What is atheroma,
What does atheroma lead to,
What is atherosclerosis
13
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CVS 4.2 - Autonomic Nervous System in the CVS
Describe the organisation of the ...,
Describe the length of the gangli...,
What types of ganglia are in the sns
33
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MOD 7.1 - Cell Adaptations
What is the definition of regener...,
Describe the regenerative ability...,
Describe the regenerative ability...
29
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MSK - Anterior forearm muscles
Name the muscles of the superfici...,
What is the origin of pronator teres,
Where does pronator teres insert
43
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MSK - Muscles of the Posterior Forearm
Name the superficial muscles of t...,
What is the origin of brachioradi...,
Where does brachioradialis insert
31
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MSK - Posterior Forearm Muscles (Deep)
What are the five deep muscles of...,
What is the origin of the supinator,
Where does the supinator insert
18
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MSK - Posterior Thigh Muscles
What are the three muscles that f...,
What is the origin of biceps femoris,
Where does biceps femoris insert
19
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MSK - Superficial Muscles of the Gluteal Region
What are the four superficial mus...,
What is the origin of gluteus max...,
Where does gluteus maximus insert
23
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CVS 8 - Special Circulations
Describe the systemic circulation...,
Where is the output of the system...,
Describe the pulmonary circulatio...
46
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MSK - Muscles of the hand
Where are the extrinsic hand musc...,
Where are the intrinsic hand musc...,
Name the three thenar muscles wha...
54
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M&R 6.2 - Receptor Mediated Endocytosis
What is receptor mediated endocyt...,
What is the mechanism for endocyt...,
Describe the structure of a low d...
25
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CVS 5.1 - Blood flow
What is the definition of flow,
What are the determinants of flow,
What is velocity
23
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CVS 5.2 - Pressures and Flow in the Systemic Circulation
What is vasomotor tone,
What agonises vasomotor tone,
What antagonises vasomotor tone
22
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CVS 6.1 - Control of Cardiac Output
What happens if there is a decrea...,
What happens if there is an incre...,
What happens if there is an incre...
17
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M&R 5.2 - Control of Cytosolic Ca2+
What are the extracellular and in...,
What are the advantages of a larg...,
What are the disadvantages of a l...
25
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M&R 4.2 - Conduction of the Nerve Impulse
Describe the process of propagati...,
What are the factors that affect ...,
What is the effect of a high memb...
14
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M&R 5.1 - Cellular Response to Action Potentials
How do action potentials open vg ...,
Describe the structure of vg ca2 ...,
Describe the diversity of vg ca2 ...
17
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M&R 8.1 - Drugs and Receptors
What is meant by the affinity of ...,
What is meant by the efficacy of ...,
What is meant by intrinsic efficacy
21
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MSK - Deep Muscles of the Gluteal Region
Name the 4 muscles of the deep gl...,
What are the general actions of t...,
What is the origin of piriformis
25
cards
MSK - Femoral Triangle
What is the superior border of th...,
What forms the lateral border of ...,
What forms the inferior border of...
24
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MSK - The Cubital Fossa
What is the lateral border of the...,
What is the medial border of the ...,
What is the superior border of th...
14
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MSK - Bones of the Foot
What are the bones in the proxima...,
What is the function of the talus,
What are the three articulations ...
30
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M&R 4.1 - The Action Potential and its Properties
What is an action potential,
Why is the all or nothing princip...,
What is the significance of posit...
11
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MSK - Muscles of the Anterior Compartment of the Lower Leg
What are the four muscles of the ...,
What are the collective actions o...,
What are the extra movements of t...
23
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MSK - Muscles of the Lateral Compartment of the Leg
What are the two muscles of the l...,
What is the overall action of the...,
What is the origin of the fibular...
11
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CVS 4.1 - Cellular and Molecular Events of the Cardiovascular System
What is the resting membrane pote...,
What sets the resting membrane po...,
How does na k atpase establish th...
36
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CVS 7.1 - ECG
What does the p wave on an ecg show,
What does the q wave on an ecg show,
What does the r wave on an ecg show
19
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CVS 7.2 - ECG Abnormalities
What causes ventricular ectopic b...,
What happens as a result of ventr...,
How does a ventricular ectopic be...
19
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MOD 8.1 - Neoplasia 1
What is the definition of benign ...,
Describe the appearance of a beni...,
What is the definition of maligna...
35
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MSK - The Popliteal Fossa
What are the four borders of the ...,
What is the roof and what is the ...,
What are the contents of the popl...
19
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M&R 9.1 - Pharmokinetics
What is pharmokinetics,
What is drug formulation,
What needs to be considered when ...
44
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CVS 9.1 - Drugs and the Cardiovascular System
What is arrhythmia what can cause...,
What can cause arrhythmias,
How can ectopic pacemaker activit...
63
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MOD 9.1 - Neoplasia 2
What is metastasis,
How can metastasis travel to othe...,
What is invasion of a metastasis
6
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CVS - Congenital Heart Defects
How common are congenital heart d...,
What happens to the o2 concentrat...,
What is an atrial septal defect h...
25
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CVS 10.1 - Ischaemic Heart Disease
What are some potential causes of...,
Give some causes of central chest...,
What is pericarditis
45
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CVS 11.1 - Heart Failure
What is heart failure,
How does ischaemic heart disease ...,
How does hypertension lead to hea...
25
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