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Eukaryotes versus Prokaryotes
Question 1 what is the main struc...,
Question 2 which type of cells pr...,
Question 3 do prokaryotic cells p...
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Identify the structure and function of the human cell components [nucleus, cytoplasmic organelles, plasma membrane, cellular receptors].
Question 1 which cell function in...,
Question 2 what is the primary fu...,
Question 3 which function involve...
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Examine cellular communication and signal transduction.
Question 1 what are cellular rece...,
Question 2 what is the binding si...,
Question 3 what type of interacti...
14
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Briefly discuss cell to cell adhesions.
Question 1 what are the three dif...,
Question 2 which macromolecule wi...,
Question 3 what is the role of fi...
6
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Differentiate between the 5 cellular adaptations [atrophy, hypertrophy, hyperplasia, dysplasia [non-adaptive], metaplasia] and indicate common clinical examples for each.
Clinical question in an 82 year o...,
In a patient with severe narrowin...,
Which of the following is a mecha...
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Explain cellular injury [mechanisms, unintentional/unintentional, Infectious, Immunologic/Inflammatory Injury].
What is the main cause of hypoxia...,
Which cellular response occurs wh...,
What is the main consequence of o...
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Analyze the manifestations of cellular injury: accumulation of excessive normal/abnormal substances.
What are the two categories of su...,
Which term is used to describe th...,
Which organ is commonly affected ...
10
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Explain cellular death including necrosis, apoptosis, autophagy.
Question 1 which of the following...,
Question 2 which of the following...,
Question 3 which type of necrosis...
15
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Examine the defining features of somatic death.
Question 1 what is the primary ma...,
Question 2 what term is used to d...,
Question 3 what causes the purple...
20
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Articulate basic pharmacokinetic principles and how they are used to guide drug therapy.
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What is an NP?
Flashcard 1 question what is the ...,
Question who are nurse practition...,
Question what are the specialty c...
16
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Diagnostic Reasoning
Question what is clinical reasoning,
Question how does clinical reason...,
Question what are some key compon...
14
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Pharmacotherapy
What is pharmacokinetics,
What are the four phases of pharm...,
What could pharmacokinetics help ...
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Week 2
Term b12 anemia and pernicious an...,
Question what is the role of b12 ...,
Question what does b12 contribute...
133
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week 2 slideshows
Flashcard 1 composition of bloodq...,
Flashcard 2 plasma compositionque...,
Flashcard 3 plasma proteinsquesti...
30
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Week 3
Flashcard 1 tumor typesquestion w...,
Flashcard 2 malignant tumorsquest...,
Flashcard 3 carcinoma definitionq...
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Week 3 pharm
Flashcard 29 antinausea medicatio...,
Lashcard 30 antinausea medication...,
Flashcard 31 antinausea medicatio...
15
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week 4
1st line of defense question 1 qu...,
Question 2 question which substan...,
Question 3 question which type of...
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