Peer Support Quiz

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Session 3 Peer Support Quiz

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Peer Support Quiz. Session 3. Ligands that activate a pathway are called?. Ligands that activate a pathway are called?. Agonists. Oppositely, ligands that deactivate a pathway are called antagonists. How many subunits in a G-protein?. How many subunits in a G-protein?. Three Alpha α - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ligands that activate a pathway are called?

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Ligands that activate a pathway are called?

Agonists

Oppositely, ligands that deactivate a pathway are called antagonists

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How many subunits in a G-protein?

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How many subunits in a G-protein?

Three• Alpha α• Beta β• Gamma γ

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Name the 3 doctor-patient relationships.

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Name the 3 doctor-patient relationships.

• Paternalistic• Shared• Informed

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Saliva is produced from which cells?

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Saliva is produced from which cells?

Acini cells

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What are the 4 main definitions of health?

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What are the 4 main definitions of health?

• Health is absence of illness - -ve• Health is functional ability - -ve• Health is freedom - +ve• Health is equilibrium- +ve

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Nitric oxide works with guanylate cyclase through which cyclic nucleotide?

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Nitric oxide works with guanylate cyclase through which cyclic nucleotide?

cGMP

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G-proteins are switched ‘ON’ when bound to GDP.True or False

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G-proteins are switched ‘ON’ when bound to GDP.True or False

False G-proteins must be bound to GTP to be

active

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What are the 4 roles of saliva?

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What are the 4 roles of saliva?

•Solvent •Lubrication•Digestion•Protection

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What are the 4 main stages in the signalling cascade for growth factors (GF)?

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What are the 4 main stages in the signalling cascade for growth factors (GF)?

• Binding of GF stimulates dimerisation of receptors

• Phosphorylation of receptors• Ras and adaptor bind• Ras GDP GTP nucleotide exchange

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What is the typical ion concentration of potassium K+ inside and outside the cell?

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What is the typical ion concentration of potassium K+ inside and outside the cell?

Inside = 160mMOutside = 5mM

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Inhibitory growth factor IGF works through which target proteins?

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Inhibitory growth factor IGF works through which target proteins?

SMADs

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Chronic illness can impact on a persons life in which 4 ways?

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Chronic illness can impact on a persons life in which 4 ways?

• Daily living• Social relationships• Identity (how others view them)• Sense of self (how they view themselves)

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Saliva excretion is controlled by which nervous system?

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Saliva excretion is controlled by which nervous system?

Parasympathetic

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DFLE stands for? (in the context of life expectancy)

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DFLE stands for? (in the context of life expectancy)

Disease free life expectancy

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Name the 3 phases of swallowing?

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Name the 3 phases of swallowing?

•Oral •Pharyngeal •Oesophageal

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How can you measure socio-economic status?

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How can you measure socio-economic status?

•Occupation•Education•Ownership/access to assets

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Name 5 originations of lay beliefs.

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Name 5 originations of lay beliefs.

• Personal knowledge or experience• Previous encounters• Folk knowledge• Media/internet• Spiritual beliefs • Alternative and complementary medicine

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What 3 mechanisms can change cell behaviour?

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What 3 mechanisms can change cell behaviour?

• Gene transcription • Altered ion balance across the plasma

membrane• Altered activity/level of pre-existing

enzymes

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Is the lower oesophageal sphincter a true sphincter or a physiological one?

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Is the lower oesophageal sphincter a true sphincter or a physiological one?

Physiological

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Give 3 outcomes of shared decision making.

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Give 3 outcomes of shared decision making.

•Improve patient outcome•Reduction in costs•Increased patient satisfaction

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PLC hydrolyses PIP2 to what?

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PLC hydrolyses PIP2 to what?

IP3 and DAG

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What are the 5 triggers for seeking medical help?

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What are the 5 triggers for seeking medical help?

• Interpersonal crisis• Interference with social or personal

relationships• Sanctioning• Interference with vocational or physical

activity• Temporalisation of symptomatology

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List the 5 types of receptor.

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List the 5 types of receptor.

•Intracellular•Ion channel•Intrinsic enzyme activity •Soluble protein kinase•Linked to a G-protein

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What are the concentrations of Ca2+ ions inside and outside of the cell?

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What are the concentrations of Ca2+ ions inside and outside of the cell?

Inside = 0.2μMOutside = 2mM

Remember – its an increase in concentration of x10,000

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For a nucleotide to be a second messenger, it must be in a cyclic form.True or false

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For a nucleotide to be a second messenger, it must be in a cyclic form.True or false

True