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What topic is covered in GP during the first week?
Which subject includes a topic on health inequalities?
What subject introduces the concept of reflective practice in the first week?
Which topic is NOT covered in the psychology lectures during the first week?
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During the second week, which topic is part of the PHHD lectures?
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Which area focuses on 'Intro to clinical hematology & anemia'?
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What is the focus of the Cell Biology lectures in the first week?
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Which topic covered in the first week deals with health psychology?
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Which lecture topic is associated with the introduction of communication skills?
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What are the primary topics covered under Biochemistry in the first week?
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What is the focus of acute inflammation in medical pathology?
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Which of the following best describes the process of DNA replication?
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In cellular biology, what is the primary purpose of transcription?
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What is the significance of drug receptors in pharmacology?
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Which aspect of biosynthesis does glycolysis primarily facilitate?
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What is an inborn error of metabolism?
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What is the primary role of human genetics in cell biology?
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How does hand hygiene contribute to infection control in microbiology?
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Which of the following is typically associated with chronic inflammation?
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What is the primary function of enzymatic activity in biological membranes?
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What condition is referred to as hemolytic anemia?
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What distinguishes prokaryotic cells from eukaryotic cells?
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What is the primary focus of studying microbial pathogenesis?
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Which process describes the transfer of genetic traits from parents to offspring?
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Study Notes
Week 1 Lectures
- General Practice (GP): Focus on early patient interaction, health services, and ensuring medicines are safely administered.
- Public Health and Health Differences (PHHD): Introduction to health inequalities affecting populations.
- Professional and Personal Development (PPID): Emphasis on reflective practice and maintaining academic integrity.
- Psychology: Introduction to health psychology exploring learning processes, memory, and the interplay of health, illness, and disease.
- Cell Biology: Overview of the eukaryotic cell structure and functions.
- Pathology: Introduction to pathology with a focus on clinical hematology and the study of various blood disorders, including anemia.
- Biochemistry: Discussion of essential biomolecules: proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids.
Week 2 Lectures
- GP: Introduction to effective communication skills vital for patient interaction; participation in a health symposium.
- PHHD: Definition and principles of public health; focus on strategies for health promotion.
- Tropical Medicine: Discussion of the global burden of disease with emphasis on tropical illnesses.
- PPID: Foundational aspects of adult learning and its application in a medical context.
- Cell Biology: Exploring cellular differentiation, stem cells, and genome structure.
- Pathology: Examination of acute inflammation processes in the body.
- Biochemistry: Properties and functions of biological membranes and enzymes; hematology basics.
- Surgery: Importance of communication in cultural contexts within surgical practices.
- Psychiatry: Introduction to psychiatric principles and practices.
- Microbiology: Importance of hand hygiene in preventing infections.
Week 3 Lectures
- GP: Analysis of chronic diseases' impact on patients and the role of medical ethics in healthcare.
- Cell Biology: Detailed exploration of the cell cycle, including DNA replication and repair mechanisms.
- Pathology: Study of hemolytic anemia and chronic inflammation; online exploration of anemia disorders.
- Biochemistry: Overview of glycolysis, metabolic cycles, and significance of vitamins in health.
- Microbiology: Introduction to microbes, including prokaryotic cells, viruses, and infection processes.
- Case-Based Learning (CBL): Introduction to case-based learning methodologies.
Week 4 Lectures
- GP: In-depth study of medical ethics and communication skills within patient histories.
- Cell Biology: Focus on transcription and translation processes, human genetics, and Mendelian inheritance concepts.
- Pharmacology: Introduction to drug mechanisms, including drug receptors and G-protein signaling pathways.
- Biochemistry: Examination of electron transport chains (ETC) and clinical enzymology.
- CBL: Engaging learning sessions to strengthen analytical skills.
- Microbiology: Reinforcement of hand hygiene practices critical for infection control.
- Pathology: Study of health and repair mechanisms in the body.
Week 5 Lectures
- Pathology: Detailed examination of wound healing processes and factors affecting recovery.
- Pharmacology: Further exploration of drug receptor interactions and their therapeutic implications.
- Biochemistry: Understanding inborn errors of metabolism and their effects on health.
- Microbiology: Investigation into the pathogenesis of bacterial infections with an introduction to fungi and fungal infections.
Week 6 Lectures
- GP: Discussion on prescribing practices, including oversight and implications of prescription management.
- Cell Biology: Comprehensive study of genetic principles and their relevance in biological systems.
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This quiz covers the introductory lectures from the FFP1 course, focusing on early patient contact and engagement. It aims to reinforce the key concepts presented in the first week of lectures. Suitable for students aiming to enhance their understanding of patient interactions.
