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Innate and adaptive immunity
2 stem cells populate the entire ...,
Describe the specificity and memo...,
Give some mechanical examples of ...
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Lymphoid tissues
What are the 3 sources of lymphoc...,
Where are the 4 sites of lymphocy...,
Where are the 5 sites in which ly...
28
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Cell mediated immunity
Changes from one t cell to the ne...,
What is the function of transmemb...,
What are the two forms of t cell ...
35
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Antibodies
What is the name of a site on an ...,
What is affinity,
Whis is avidity
13
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Complement
Complement can be an indicator of,
What is the role of complement,
Where can complement proteins be ...
25
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Vaccination
What is herd immunity,
What is passive immunity and when...,
What are the 2 preferred response...
11
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Neonatal immunity
Complete development of the immun...,
What is essential for all veterin...,
What is the first foetal lymphoid...
25
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Intracellular immunity
Mhc1 is restricted to presenting ...,
What is the role of interferons i...,
What is the role of type 1 interf...
20
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Extracellular immunity
Immune responses to parasitic inf...,
Where on a parasite should be tar...,
What are the physiological host c...
10
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Tumour immunity
What happens to cells when they a...,
What is a tumour,
What is the difference when a tum...
22
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Adverse immune reactions
What are the 4 adverse immune rea...,
What is immune tolerance,
Which 2 parts of the body are inv...
22
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Immunodeficiencies
Define the term immunodeficiency,
What is a primary immunodeficiency,
What is a secondary immunodeficiency
18
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Immunological testing
Which immunoglobin is dominant in...,
What does elisa stand for,
What does an elisa test rely on
10
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Immunomodulation
When is immune modulation indicated,
Which hypersensitivity reaction i...,
What is the action of anti inflam...
22
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Cell Degranulation
Which two types of cell form tissues,
What is atrophy,
Give the 4 types of cellular adap...
41
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Cell injury
Give some examples of causes of c...,
Name 4 intracellular systems that...,
How is ischaemia linked to cellul...
12
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Cell death
Name the 2 concurrent processes w...,
What is necrosis,
Define the following 1 autolysis2...
22
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Inflammation and healing
Define inflammation,
Give examples of when inflammatio...,
Give some characteristic signs of...
52
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Chronic inflammation and wound healing
Complete resolution of acute infl...,
Under what specific conditions do...,
Which cells are involved in activ...
33
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Inflammation morphology
What overall features are used to...,
What duration would inflammation ...,
Inflammation is chronic when it l...
25
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Haematopoiesis
What is produced in haemopoietic ...,
What are the lifespans of the fol...,
What is the lifespan of rbcs in a...
32
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Haematology
What are the clinical signs of ha...,
Which laboratory tests are used t...,
What sample is ideal for haematology
36
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Leucocyte and platelet abnormalities
The production release of wbcs is...,
Name the 5 major leucocytes in ci...,
Name the 3 granulocyte cells
26
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Haemostasis
What are the 2 main functions of ...,
What factors are involved in haem...,
What is primary haemostasis
36
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Clinical biochemistry - intro
What 4 steps must be carried out ...,
What steps are taken following a ...,
Give some examples of screening t...
33
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Proteins and lipids
Total protein is made up of which...,
Serum plasma total protein can be...,
What cells is albumin produced by
32
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Enzymes and bilirubin
What is an enzyme,
How are enzyme amounts expressed ...,
Where are enzymes found
33
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Glucose, electrolytes, urea and creatinine
What are the major sources of glu...,
Glucose metabolism is regulated b...,
How does insulin lower blood gluc...
35
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Urinalysis
What are the 3 types of urine sam...,
Why does analysis need to be done...,
The following colours of urine in...
22
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Disorders of tissue growth
Describe the 3 cells are involved...,
Give some examples of labile cells,
Give some examples of stable cells
26
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Neoplasia
How is neoplasia defined,
Compare benign and malignant neop...,
What are some known facts about t...
17
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Angiogenesis
What is the non neoplastic elemen...,
What does the stroma contain,
What is continued growth of a tum...
23
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Immunology, neoplasia and tumours
For what reasons is there a link ...,
How can malignant tumours evade t...,
What are tumour associated antigens
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