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Exercises like this integrate important clinical concepts into our basic medical science courses - like this one from our A&P course!

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Can you name these congenital heart defects? For answers, see our Flashcard:https://drawittoknowit.com/course/embryology/glossary/developmental-process/congenital-defects-heart-right-to-left-shunt

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Biochemistry Glossary: One Carbon Metabolism

Review One Carbon Metabolism and Vitamin B12 deficiency! 

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Immunology/Microbiology Glossary: Hepatitis A Virus

Hepatitis A • Aka, “Infectious hepatitis.” • Positive-sense RNA Picornavirus, with a naked, icosahedral capsid • Transmitted via the fecal-oral route – Outbreaks have been associated with consumption of contaminated shellfish. • Rapid O

In honor of World Hepatitis Day (https://www.worldhepatitisday.org/), we're sharing our Hepatitis A flashcard. Click to review its histopathology, clinical course, and transmission routes. Sign up for a free trial to learn about other forms of Hepatitis in our Pathology Course! 

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Immunology/Microbiology: HIV Life Cycle (Advanced)

Try out our upgraded Drawing Pad on any desktop, laptop, or tablet with this demo tutorial on HIV! Just click the button that says "DITKI Classroom" and see how our upgrades make learning fun and engaging!

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Physiology Glossary: Hormone Regulation of Digestion

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Neuroanatomy Glossary: Spinal Cord Compression

Key causes of spinal cord compression include: • Mechanical - eg, disc herniation with cord compression. • Neoplastic invastion - eg, lymphomatous invasion of the spinal canal • Epidural abscess - in the spinal canal, the epidural space forms a

Click for a quick video showing spinal cord compression! 

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Cell Biology Glossary: Membrane Proteins

Membrane Proteins •FUNCTIONS - Transport ions, nutrients and other substances across membrane - Anchor cells to each other, to extracellular matrix or basement membrane - Transduce external signals to inside of cell - Mediate cell-cell recognition

Review the types and functions of membrane proteins - see more in our Cell Biology course, which is perfect for med students or anyone who wants to try an active approach to learn in the medical sciences!