DVM 1st Yr Quiz - Biochemistry

Includes modules on Biochemistry and Endocrinology
Quiz of 185 questions, 97 images

Topics : Biochem/Endocrinology of a typical Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) 1st year curriculum
Everything you wanted to know about:
... cell signalling; cellular respiration; processing of carbohydrates, protein and fats; glycolysis, glycogenolysis, hyperlipidemia; LCFA, VLDL, HDL, chylomicron; beta-oxidation, ketones, ketosis, ketonemia; ammonia, transamination & deamination; insulin, glucagon; g-protein linked receptors, carnitine; propionate, butyrate & acetate; plasma vs serum, plasma proteins, albumin, globulin, A/G ratio, oncotic pressure, osmolality vs osmolarity; cholestasis, bilirubin; key diagnostic enzymes; acute phase proteins, key digestive enzymes; specie differences; diagnostics; hormones - synthesis, secretion, effects, chemical signalling pathways; T3, T4, goitre, hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism; calcium, phosphate homeostasis; adrenal axis; hypothalumus negative/positive feedback; adrenocorticosteroidogenesis; RAAS; hypoglycemic vs hyperglycemic hormones; disease states; and lots more
... whew! but were reluctant to ask!

Multiple choice Q & A (NAVLE style)
Fun! Sounds, animations, funky sounds (representative of one's score)
Serious! Supported by tons of images, detailed explanations, memory tips
Relevance! Questions designed to highlight key topics

Various modes. Sequential, Random, more
Tracks your profile, so
- one can focus on "difficult" questions (Difficult mode)
- questions not repeated
Keyword mode. Presents questions that match a keyword (within the question text)
Test mode. Configurable number of questions, picked at random. Stores your score.

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Ideal for revision, to supplement course work
NOT designed to be used on its own

Aimed at 1st Year DVM students, but senior students (even DVMs) should find this useful revision
Created by a DVM