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Match up some famous bacteria with their shape

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CSIM 1.33 Describe the major shapes and cellular aggregation patterns of bacteria

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Syphilis
E. Coli/Salmonella/Shigella
Campylobacter/Helicobacter
Cholera

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Vibrio
Spirillium
Bacillus
Spirochete

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Examine the photograph below. What type of rash is this?

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CSIM 1.15 List the virus infections commonly associated with rashes, together with their principle features

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Purulent

Cystic

Maculopapular

Vesicular

Erhtyematic

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Mutation of the Rb gene is common in many cancers. Is it possible for this to happen sporadically?

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CSIM 1.8 Describe the molecular mechanisms by which radiation, viruses and chemicals may lead to carcinogenesis; including the role of oncogenes, tumour suppressor genes and genes controlling apoptosis. **The familial cases are only one hit. The sporadi

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Yes, but three sequential mutations would be required

Yes, only one mutation would be required

Yes, but two sequential mutations would be required

Only if the individual is exposed to carcinogens

No it is not possible, it must be inherited

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Match the opioid receptor with its properties

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Mu receptors
Kappa receptors
Delta receptors

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interact especially with enkephalins. mediate effects in the CNS and elsewhere
mediate analgesic effects especially in the spinal cord
mediate analgesic effects in the brain

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Examine the below diagram of bacterial shapes. What is shape B?

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CSIM 1.33 Describe the major shapes and cellular aggregation patterns of bacteria

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Spirochete

Bacillus

Vibrio

Staphylococcus

Coccus

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What is the primary mode of spread in breast cancer?

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CSIM 1.7 Describe the clinical features, the main types and the routes of spread of breast cancer

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Lymph

Venous

Heamatogenous

Lactiferous

Intracoelemic

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Which common mutation is like to be predominately a high grade invasive ductal carcinoma of no special type, demonstrating a luminal phenotpye despite a high histological grade?

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CSIM 1.7 Describe the clinical features, the main types and the routes of spread of breast cancer

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BC7

P53

BRCA 2

Rb

HER-2

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In HIV treatment, NRTIs and NNRTIs have a number of side effects upon the synthesis of cellular machinery. Inhibition of reproduction of which of the below is most seen with these drugs?

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CPTP 3.10 Describe the major pharmacokinetic characteristics which affect the clinical use of drugs used to treat HIV infection

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Golgi apparatus

Microtubules

RERs

Proteosomes

Mitochondria

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A B-cell which has been activated to permanently produce antibody is known as what?

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B-effector cell

Monocyte

Plasma cell

Ab-Cell

Langerhans Cell

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In HIV treatment, Protease Inhibitors attack which element of the viral life cycle?

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CPTP 3.10 Describe the major pharmacokinetic characteristics which affect the clinical use of drugs used to treat HIV infection

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Reverse transcription

Integration

Binding and fusion

Assembley

Budding

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With regard to the catalase test for bacteria, match the below

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CSIm 1.37 Describe the approaches and techniques used to identify bacteria

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Grows in air, respires
Grows in air, ferments

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Catalase positive
Catalase negative

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Match up the functions of the lymphocytes below

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T-helpers
T-cytotoxic
B-cells

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Actiavates B-cells to produce antibodies and recruits macrophages
Kills infected cells (mainly virally infected)
Produce antibodies

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You are on stage 3 rotation when the Registrar asks you to have a look at a patients notes and evaluate a recent adverse drug reaction on the Rawlins-Thompson Classification scale. You examine the notes and see that the patient suffered a reaction that was unrelated to the drugs normal pharmacological properties. What is your conclusion?

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CPTP 3.9 Describe the common classification of adverse drug reactions (e.g. ABCDE)

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End of Use

Failure

Bizarre

Delayed

Chronic

Augmented

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Mutations in P53 gene are commonly associated with what condition?

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CSIM 1.8 Describe the molecular mechanisms by which radiation, viruses and chemicals may lead to carcinogenesis; including the role of oncogenes, tumour suppressor genes and genes controlling apoptosis. **The familial cases are only one hit. The sporadi

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Prader-Willi Syndrome

Wilms Tumour

Neurofibromatosis Type 1

Li Fraumeni Syndrome

Retinoblastoma

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Match up the type of bacteria with its general features

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CSIM 1.33 Describe the major shapes and cellular aggregation patterns of bacteria

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Gram positive
Gram negative

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generally have a single membrane (monoderm) surrounded by a thick peptidoglycan which picks up the stain in goes PURPLE
generally possess a thin layer of peptidoglycan between two membranes (diderms). They do not collect the purple dye but subsequent dye turns them PINK.

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