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Glyco And Krebs
6 types of reactions,
10 steps of glycolysis,
What is the net result of glycolysis
19
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Haemostasis
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ETC and metabolic poisons
What are the 3 enzymes of the ele...,
What are the 2 carriers,
How are protons pumped across
9
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Lipid metabolism
What are the 3 sources of lipids,
Function of bile,
What are chylomicrons
9
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Intergration Of Metabolism
What of body weight is made up of...,
What of body weight does the brai...,
What of body weight does adipose ...
22
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Cholesterol
Outline the structure of cholesterol,
Where is the majority of choleste...,
What is the main function of chol...
8
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Red cells
What are rbcs derived from,
What is the shape of rbcs and why...,
Which growth factor stimulates th...
13
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Blood count interpretation
Wbc,
Rbc,
Hb
9
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White cells
What are white blood cells derive...,
What are 3 types derived from lym...,
What times of wbcs are derived fr...
19
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Haemostasis
3 reasons why haemostasis is impo...,
What are the 3 processes that hal...,
What are platelets
43
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Extracellular Matrix
What is a simple way of describin...,
Give 3 key functions of ecm,
What are the main 3 components of...
6
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Cell signalling
What are 5 types of communication,
What is endocrine comm,
What is paracrine comm
11
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Cell replication
What are the 3 major proteins wit...,
What is the function of microtubules,
What are the 6 stages of cell cycle
18
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Cell injury and fate
What is the difference between le...,
What 4 intracellular systems are ...,
What is atrophy
10
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Inflammation
What is inflammation,
How is inflammation initiated,
What is the aim of immune cell re...
8
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Microbial infection
What are the 5 types of pathogens,
3 examples of virus and viral inf...,
Are viruses cells
12
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Antimicrobial resistance
What is prontosil,
What is protonsil used for,
What is the function of beta lactams
37
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Lymphoid tissues
Function of primary lymphoid tissues,
3 examples of primary lymphoid or...,
Where is the b cell repertoire ge...
17
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Cancer
What is a tumour what 3 types cou...,
What is a neoplasm,
Benign vs malignant neoplasms
21
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Anemia, Polycythemia and Leukaemia
Define anaemia,
What happens to hb concentration ...,
What are the 4 mechanisms of anaemia
19
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Antiviral resistance
What is the difference between pr...,
What is the difference between an...,
What do antiviral drugs usually t...
11
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Lymphocytes
Function of adaptive immunity,
What is immunological memory,
What are the two types of adaptiv...
20
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Regulation Of Lymphocytes
Why is immune regulation important,
What is autoimmunity,
What happens if immune regulation...
26
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Modes of inheritance
How many genes and chromosomes ar...,
What are the 3 types of genetic d...,
What is a dominant autosomal diso...
9
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Treatments of genetic diseases
What is the largest group of gene...,
What is pku and how is it treated,
What is haemophilia and how is it...
16
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Immune evasion
What are the two groups of diseas...,
Give 5 properties of saureus,
What are the 3 types of enzymes r...
25
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Vaccination
What is the main aim of immunisation,
What are the 7 key points of an i...,
What are the 3 ways vaccinations ...
25
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Viral immune evasion
What are 7 effects of antibodies ...,
What antibodies are involved in v...,
What are the 2 things resolution ...
12
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Immune response to infection
What occurs in the innate response,
What occurs in the adaptive response,
What are the differences between ...
12
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Pharmocogenetics and complex disease
Mendelian vs complex trait,
Give 6 examples of complex diseases,
What sample do you study when loo...
12
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Chromosomal abnormalities
What does a genome look like,
What is dna compaction,
What is the g banded architecture...
25
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Principles of neuroanatomy
What are the 3 principal planes,
What are the different positional...,
What does the central nervous sys...
44
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Head neck and spine anatomy
What bones can you see from the a...,
What bones can you see from the l...,
What bones can you see from the i...
24
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Healthcare associated infections
5 mechanisms of antibiotic resist...,
3 ways resistance passes between ...,
5 moments of hand hygiene
16
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