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Cholestrol
Where is fat derived from,
What enzyme breaks down dietary fat,
What do bile salts do
43
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Blood Cells
Where are blood cells made,
Lifespan of neutrophil,
What are blood cells derived from
102
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Microbial infection
How do viruses spread,
What is a retro virus,
What cancer does human papilloma ...
29
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Lymphoid tissues
Lymphatic system components,
Examples of lymphocytes,
What are primary lymphoid tissues
31
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Haematology
What is hct haematocrit,
What is rbc red blood cell count,
What is hb
66
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Cell metabolism
What are the 6 types of reactions,
What is oxidation reduction,
What is ligation
126
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Haemostasis
What is haemostasis,
Three steps of haemostasis,
What is primary haemostasis
78
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Cell Replication
What is the s phase of the cell c...,
What is the m phase of the cell c...,
What is g
25
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Lymphocytes
What do cd4 t cells do,
What do cd8 t cells do,
What do b cells do
55
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Extracellular matrix
What is the extracellular matrix,
Key functions of extracellular ma...,
What makes up connective tissue
34
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Cell Signalling
Why do cells need to communicate,
What is endocrine signalling,
What is paracrine signalling
14
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Blood transfusion
What is a blood group system,
What are the most clinically sign...,
What determines the clinical impo...
62
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Antimicrobial therapies
What class of antibiotic is pront...,
How do sulphonamide antibiotics work,
What enzyme do sulphonamide antib...
60
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Immune Tolerance
Consequences of excessive immune ...,
Consequences of deficient immune ...,
Major allergy immune system cell
43
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Anti viral agents
What is a virus,
Size of a virus,
When talking about the shape and ...
35
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Immune evasion
How do neutrophils get from blood...,
What can neutrophils do to kill p...,
What type of bacterium is staphyl...
72
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Modes of inheritance
Type of transmission in autosomal...,
What are the ways that cause a ce...,
What is a gain of function mutation
17
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Chromosomal Abnormalities
What staining leaves a recognizab...,
What is the p arm,
What is the q arm
28
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Cell injury and fate
Causes of cell injury,
Consequences of an injurious stim...,
What are the four intracellular s...
27
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Plasma
What is plasma,
How is plasma prepared,
What is serum
27
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Complex disease and pharmacogenetics
Limitations of genome wide associ...,
Benefits of genome wide associati...,
What is a mendelian trait
8
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Fluid compartments and solutes
Under what condition will the vol...,
What is osmolarity,
What does tonicity take into account
16
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Inflammation
What are the 5 main signs on infl...,
What are the steps for inflammation,
2 examples of inflammatory signal...
35
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Hypersensitivity
What is an antigen,
What does ige do in relation to m...,
What is the only class that can c...
33
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Anaphylaxis
What type of hypersensitivity is ...,
What is the main cell that causes...,
What is the main molecule that le...
14
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Vaccination
Purpose of vaccination,
What is the r number,
What r number means disease will ...
26
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Immune response to infection
What part of the immune system do...,
What are the 4 pathogen niches,
What are the first cells to respo...
34
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Cancer
What is a tumour,
What is neoplasm,
What can neoplasm be divided into
18
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Histopathology
What does a histopathologist do,
What does a cytopathologist do,
What specimens may a histopatholo...
32
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Epithelial cells
Epithelial cell cancer,
Neural cell cancer,
Glial cell cancer
20
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Creatine kinase
Why do cells die when there is a ...,
Which cells have the most creatin...,
Creatine kinase structure
13
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Cholesterol synthesis
What molecule does cholesterol sy...,
What occurs in the first step,
What is the rate limiting step of...
10
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Cancer genetics
What is tumour heterogenity,
What are passenger mutations,
What are driver mutations
14
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Phenotypic variability
What effects phenotypic variability,
What in a trinucleotide repeat ex...,
What happens to trinucleotide rep...
12
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Prenatal testing
What are the normal pregnancy sca...,
How is a nuchal scan done,
What might a nuchal scan be paire...
24
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Emerging treatments
Describe the process of developin...,
How do pharmacological chaperones...,
Disadvantage of pharmacological c...
22
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Hard flashcards
What occurs during aerobic exercise,
What occurs during anaerobic exer...,
What happens during prolonged fas...
21
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Enzyme kinetics
What is chymotrypsin,
What does chymotrypsin target,
What is the km used for
14
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Diagnostic bacteriology and diagnostic virology
Why is diagnostic bacteriology im...,
What are the 3 main types of test...,
What microscopy tests are done an...
83
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Research skills
Difference between normal range a...,
What guides data analysis,
What contributes to validity of d...
4
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Haematology practicals
Haem structure,
Each fe2 within haem can bind to ...,
What are the two gene clusters th...
26
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