LAST BiWeekly and FE Material Practice Exam to Review (You might see one of these Short answer/Essay Questions -> Short Answer/Essay U, V, W, X and Y)!
Click in the right menu on ESSAYS! Prepare an outline in advance - get all the points possible!
Click in the right menu on ESSAYS! Prepare an outline in advance - get all the points possible!
60% of the NEW MATERIAL questions will be from this which is AFTER Chapters after Ch 10 & 11 - by SHORT ANSWER/MC/brief Essay & Bonus Questions: - (click here to see practice questions)
(1) What is meant by the term SVR, explain it briefly;
(2) List by Genotype the recommended treatments for drug naive patients with Hep C (those appropriate for treatment (see below Hep C "read now");
(3) List at least 3 factors that complicate Hep C treatment (see below Hep C "read now");
(4) List at least 4 factors that is NOT recommended in Hep C treatment (see below Hep C "read now");
(5) Define HIV/AIDS Denialism briefly (Wikipedia link below). List and debunk at least 4 AIDS
(6) Know the Sterilization/Disinfection Vocabulary
(7) Know the main antimicrobials by class, their mode of action and whether they are BACTERIOSTATIC or BACTERIOCIDAL (Click HERE to see a worksheet);
(8) Define "Nosocomial Infection" and comment on its importance to Public Health;
(9) List and explain briefly 4 types of non-specific immunity;
(10) List and detail the main function (and when they appear after challenge by an Antigen) of the 5 types of humoral immunity (IgG, IgA, IgM, IgD, and IgE) - (click here to see practice questions)
(11) Explain briefly the major cells involved in cell mediated immunity (Tcells:TCytotoxic; THelper; TSupressor;killer, null cells etc) - (click here to see practice questions)
(12) Be able to distinguish and "pick-out" applications of the following types of immunity: (a) active artificially
acquired immunity (b) passive artificially acquired immunity (c) naturally acquired active immunity (d) passively acquired natural immunity and (e) innate immunity - (click here to see practice questions)
(13) Recognize, understand and be able to apply the major categories of Disease Transmission: (a) Direct (b) Indirect (c) Vehicle (d) Vector - include such terms as: Horizontal, Vertical, Droplet, Air, Water, Food, Biological and Mechanical (CLICK HERE for another practice FE that covers many of these topics!)HEP C
see Ch 10 PP update....After Hep C Treatment "What is next?" (CLICK HERE)
KNOW the contra-indicated treatments for each Genotype;
KNOW the HEP C vocabulary: SVR, average weeks of treatment to cure, how Hep C differs from other viruses making a cure possible, what are the complications to treatment? Summary to come soon!
GO TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE AND READ articles, especially the HIV PrEP articles for your next BW
*KNOW about this important HIV/AIDS TOPIC! (and its main points of pseudoscience) AIDS DENIALISM (or click here) or MYTHS & AIDS Denial (click here)
FINAL EXAM:
Final Exam Day
bring your Final Exam Packet, a pen, a #2 pencil with a GOOD ERASER, and a Scantron 884e.
BEST PRACTICE TEST FOR THE LAST BW & FINAL EXAM (Click here)
BEST PRACTICE TEST FOR THE LAST BW & FINAL EXAM (Click here)
Your should have confirmed your Genus and species complete your report!
.
IMPORTANT VIDEOS FOR THE FINAL EXAM: "The Brain Eaters, And the Band Played On, Herpes: The Invasive Invader, The War on HIV, AIDSVAX, Parasites: Eating Us Alive, Conquest of the Parasites: The 5 Great Neglected Diseases of Man (click here only), Unseen Life on Earth Series (button under MT): Sterilization and Disinfection
GET BUSY! Finish the last Bonus - the Parasite Studysheet (CLICK HERE for an example - put it in an Excel chart or on cards - but use your own words and make it BRIEF)! - ask me in class...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------