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2 major cell types in the brain Ans: Neurons -> process info, sense environmental changes and communicate changes. Glial cells - > insulate, support and nourish neurons. 4 parts of neuron Ans: Dendrite, cell body, axon, axon terminal Neurons Ans: Movement = input zone: dendrite -> trigger zone: axon hillock -> conducting zone: axon -> output zone of axon terminal Neuron structure and function Ans: have dendrites -> highly branched extensions that receive signals. axo...

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Oncology Ans: study of cancerous diseases and provides treatment Cancer Ans: disease where cells divide abnormally without control and are able to invade other tissues Cancer types Ans: -carcinoma -sarcoma -leukemia -lymphoma/melanoma -Central nervous system Carcinoma 2 Ans: skin or in tissues that line organs Sarcoma Ans: bone, cartilage, fat, muscle, blood vessels, connective and supportive tissues Leukaemia Ans: Blood forming tissues - bone marrow Lymphoma / melanoma Ans: ...

pathogenicity Ans: ability to cause disease by overcoming the defenses of a host virulence Ans: degree or extent of pathogenicity portals of entry Ans: avenues through which pathogens gain entrance into a host, through skin, mucous membranes, or parenterally ID50 Ans: virulence of a microbe, infectious dose for 50% of a sample pop. LD50 Ans: potency of a toxin, lethal dose for 50% of a sample pop. 2 adherence (adhesion) Ans: attachment between pathogen and host adhesins/ligands A...

oncology Ans: branch of medicine that studies cancerous disease and provides treatment for cancer why are more people getting cancer? Ans: the life expectancy is longer now and the risk of cancer increases with age list the 4 most common invasive cancers Ans: 1. prostate 2. breast 3. lung 4. colorectal what are the 2 most common invasive cancers in ireland? Ans: 1. non-melonoma skin cancer 2. female: breast, male: prostate 2 adeno Ans: gland chondro Ans: cartilage erythro An...

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Module 6 (Submodule 6.1) Questions and answers latest update What is the primary function of QA? The primary function of QA is to obtain completed construction that meets all contract requirements. What is the role of QA personnel? QA personnel is to assure that this CQC system is functioning properly. What is the primary function of CQC? The primary function of CQC is this successful execution of realistic plan to ensure that the required standards of quality construction will be ...

What is the name of the antibody that binds to RSV? Ans: Palivizumab (but protective level need to be achieved prior to exposure to RSV) What is RSV? Ans: Respiratory Syncytial Virus, an acute viral infection that affects the bronchioles What is passive immunity? Ans: Immediate, short-term protection. Conferred when IgG crosses the placenta from mother to fetus/IgA passes from mother to infant in breast milk. (can be conferred by injecting antibodies into a nonimmune person) What is va...

What is the brainbow technique? Ans: Expressing combinations of colored proteins in brain cells What does a nervous system consist of? Ans: Circuits of neurons and supporting cells What is the CNS? Ans: The central nervous system- the brain and spinal cord What is the PNS? Ans: The peripheral nervous system- the nerves and ganglia What does the spinal cord do?

CQM Student Study Guide (Module 1 - Submodule 1.1) Questions and answers latest update 1. In construction, what establishes the quality requirements? Plans and Specs. 2. What is the purpose of CQM? Ensures that construction is performed according to plans and Specs, on time, within budget, and a safe environment. Government's efforts, separate from, but in coordination and cooperation with the contract to assure quality set by the plans and specs. 3. Define CQM? Is the performance...