Year 2 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (155):

• Acute Inflammation

  Acute Inflammation

  Sample Cards:

  define inflammation,

  in what two instances is inflammation go,

  in what two instances is inflammation ba
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• Chronic Inflammation

  Chronic Inflammation

  Sample Cards:

  how do we progress from acute to chronic,

  how does acute chronic happen,

  what are the systemic effects of inflamm
  35 Cards
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• Cellular Injury

  Cellular Injury

  Sample Cards:

  how do physicochemical agents cause cell,

  how does trauma and thermal injury cause,

  define thrombosis
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• Arterial And Venous Thrombosis

  Arterial and Venous thrombosis

  Sample Cards:

  what is the difference between a clot in,

  what does the clot in a dead person take,

  how does the clot formed in a dead perso
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• Infarction And Ischaemia

  Infarction and Ischaemia

  Sample Cards:

  what is infarction,

  what are three characteristics of an inf,

  what are three characteristics of an inf
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• The Nature And Pathogenesis Of Atheroma

  The nature and pathogenesis of atheroma

  Sample Cards:

  define atherosclerosis,

  define atherothrombosis,

  how has the frequency of atherothrombosi
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• Apoptosis And Necrosis

  Apoptosis and Necrosis

  Sample Cards:

  define multiplicative growth,

  define auxetic growth,

  where is auxetic growth seen
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• Normal And Abnormal Development Genetic

  Normal and abnormal development: genetic, congenital and acquired disease

  Sample Cards:

  when do genetic diseases materialise,

  other than environmental and genetic cau,

  how do other disease pre dispose you to
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• Atrophy Hypertrophy Hyperplasia Metaplas

  Atrophy, hypertrophy, hyperplasia, metaplasia and dysplasia

  Sample Cards:

  under what conditions is hypertrophy the,

  how is dna effected in permanent cells u,

  why is there an increase in cell populat
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• The Pathology Of Ageing

  The pathology of ageing

  Sample Cards:

  how does a cells division capability cha,

  what is a hay flick limit,

  what type of mammals tend to have high h
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• Carcinogenesis

  Carcinogenesis

  Sample Cards:

  define carcinogenesis,

  what cells does carcinogenesis apply to,

  define oncogenesis
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• Benign And Malignant Tumours Tumour Clas

  Benign and malignant tumours: Tumour classification

  Sample Cards:

  define tumour,

  define neoplasm,

  what is a lesion
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• How To Treat Cancers By Knowing About Th

  How to treat cancers by knowing about their pathology

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  does basal cell carcinoma spread to othe,

  how do you cure basal cell carcinoma,

  what are the psychological effects of le
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• Invasion And Metastasis

  Invasion and Metastasis

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  what is the role of the cell stroma,

  how does the stroma form,

  how does the storm assist in neoplasm fo
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• Cellular Molecular Events In Carcinogene

  Cellular + Molecular events in carcinogenesis

  Sample Cards:

  what is the reason for the long interval,

  describe the initiation stage of tumour,

  describe the promotion stage of tumour f
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• Intro To Immunology

  Intro to immunology

  Sample Cards:

  define innate immunity,

  define adaptive immunity,

  define humeral immunity
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• Innate Adaptive Humoral And Cell Mediate

  Innate, Adaptive, Humoral and Cell-mediated Immunity

  Sample Cards:

  describe how humoral immunity works,

  define humeral immunity,

  what are the fab regions of the antibody
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• Sociological Factors Contribute To Illne

  Sociological factors contribute to illness

  Sample Cards:

  what factors influence health and illnes,

  what was the black report of 1980,

  what four mechanisms did the black repor
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• Pattern Recognition Receptors

  Pattern Recognition Receptors

  Sample Cards:

  what is the role of pathogenic bacteria,

  role of viruses,

  what are pamps
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• Tumour Immunology

  Tumour Immunology

  Sample Cards:

  name two types of cancers we can inherit,

  which are more common non inheritable or,

  what cancer do uv contribute to
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• Vaccination

  Vaccination

  Sample Cards:

  what is natural passive immunity,

  define passive immunisation,

  name three conditions the natural immuni
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• Drug Interactions

  Drug Interactions

  Sample Cards:

  define pharmacology,

  define pharmakinetics,

  define pharmacodynamics
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• Drugs Enzyme And Transporters

  Drugs - Enzyme and transporters

  Sample Cards:

  what is an enzyme inhibitor,

  what are irreversible inhibitors,

  what are reversible inhibitors
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• Drug Interactions

  Drug Interactions

  Sample Cards:

  three problems the pharmacy industry is,

  what are the five risk factors faced by,

  what are three issues to consider with d
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• Pharmacokinetics

  Pharmacokinetics

  Sample Cards:

  define absorption,

  name the routes of medicinal administrat,

  what must all drugs do when delivered in
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• Metabolism Excretion

  Metabolism + Excretion

  Sample Cards:

  how does enzyme saturation effect the ra,

  what drug follows 0 order kinetics,

  define half life
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• Opioid Pharmacology

  Opioid Pharmacology

  Sample Cards:

  how is 50 of oral morphine metabolised,

  what does 50 metabolism of morphine mean,

  how long does a single dose of morphine
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• Cholinergic Pharmacology

  Cholinergic Pharmacology

  Sample Cards:

  what consists of the cnd,

  two parts of the pns,

  what chemical messengers are found in so
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• Adrenergic Pharmacology

  Adrenergic Pharmacology

  Sample Cards:

  what cranial nerves carry signals to the,

  two main types of adrenergic receptors,

  what structures only have a sympathetic
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• Drug Development

  Drug Development

  Sample Cards:

  define drug development,

  outline the four main stages of the drug,

  how many phases are there in clinical de
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• Adverse Drug Reactions

  Adverse drug reactions

  Sample Cards:

  define adrs,

  define side effect,

  how common are adrs
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• Allergic Reactions To Drugs And Anaphyla

  Allergic reactions to drugs and anaphylaxis

  Sample Cards:

  what is type i hypersensitivity,

  how does type i hypersensitivity relate,

  how long does anaphylaxis last for
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• Bacteria As Causes Of Diseases

  Bacteria as causes of diseases

  Sample Cards:

  what is the resolving power of the naked,

  what is the resolving power of a light m,

  nomenclature of bacteria
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• Gram Positive Bacteria

  Gram Positive bacteria

  Sample Cards:

  symptoms of staphylococcus aureus infect,

  what is osteomyelitis,

  how is infection with staphylococcus aur
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• Worms

  Worms

  Sample Cards:

  what are three types of worms,

  where are nematodes found,

  where are trematodes found
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• Mycobacteria

  Mycobacteria

  Sample Cards:

  what species causes tuberculosis,

  what species causes chronic lung infecti,

  what species causes fish tank granuloma
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• Viruses As Causes Of Disease

  Viruses as causes of disease

  Sample Cards:

  how is hepatitis a spread,

  symptom of hepatitis a b,

  how is hep b spread
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• Fungal Infections

  Fungal Infections

  Sample Cards:

  what type of cells are fungi,

  what is their cell wall made of,

  fungi are heterotrophic what does this m
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• Protozoa

  Protozoa

  Sample Cards:

  what defines a protozoa,

  what are there 5 major groups of protozo,

  what endemic is currently effecting afri
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• Antibiotics Symposium

  Antibiotics Symposium

  Sample Cards:

  define antibiotic,

  why are antibiotics more correctly calle,

  how do antibiotics work
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• Infection Control

  Infection Control
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• Hiv Infection Control

  HIV - Infection control

  Sample Cards:

  how is hiv primarily transmitted,

  when is hiv transmission at its highest,

  characteristics of primary hiv infection
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• Hiv Aids Symposium Epidemiology And Conf

  HIV/ Aids symposium: Epidemiology and Confidentiality

  Sample Cards:

  how many people live with hiv globally,

  what is the unaids 90 90 90 goal,

  how many people in the uk have hiv
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• Clinical Features Of Hiv

  Clinical Features of HIV

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  what are the two markers used to monitor,

  what is the following normal throatmouth,

  what is distinguishable about the rash i
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• Inflammatory Response To Stimuli

  Inflammatory response to stimuli

  Sample Cards:

  define a pathogen,

  what are three attributes of pathogens,

  what are virulence factors
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• Introduction To Endocrinology

  Introduction to Endocrinology

  Sample Cards:

  endocrine vs exocrine,

  define paracrine action,

  define autocrine
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• Apetite Regulation

  Apetite Regulation

  Sample Cards:

  define apetite,

  define hunger,

  define anorexia
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• Introduction To Endocrinology

  Introduction to Endocrinology

  Sample Cards:

  define endocrinology,

  define paracrine,

  define autocrine
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• Population Approaches To Obesity

  Population approaches to Obesity

  Sample Cards:

  define obesity,

  what are health implications of obesity,

  two factors that effect energy consumpti
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• Disease Of The Pituitary Glands

  Disease of the pituitary glands

  Sample Cards:

  what is benign pituitary adenoma,

  symptoms of benign pituitary adenoma,

  what is craniopharyngioma
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• Pituitary Hormone Regulation Presentatio

  Pituitary hormone regulation + presentation of pituitary disease

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  what part of the pituitary glands has an,

  what thyroid controlled hormone is relea,

  what does trh stimulate in the pituitary
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• Acromegaly And Prolactinoma

  Acromegaly and Prolactinoma

  Sample Cards:

  co morbidities of acromegaly,

  clinical presentation of acromegaly,

  how does ift 1 secretions vary during th
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• Hypo And Hyperthyroidism

  Hypo and Hyperthyroidism

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  what is hyperthyroidism,

  is hyperthyroidism usually caused by exc,

  what is the most common cause of hyperth
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• Diseases Of The Parathyroid Glands

  Diseases of the parathyroid glands

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  what is the primary cause of hyperparath,

  what is the secondary cause of hyperpara,

  what is a tertiary cause of hyperparathy
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• Drug Induced Hyperthyroidism

  Drug-Induced Hyperthyroidism

  Sample Cards:

  what drug commonly causes hyperthyroidis,

  role of amiodarone,

  what elements can cause hyperthyroidism
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• Puberty

  Puberty

  Sample Cards:

  define puberty,

  what is the first sign of girls going th,

  what is the first sign of puberty in boy
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• Applied Clinical Ethics Sociology

  Applied Clinical Ethics: sociology

  Sample Cards:

  describe the layers in seedhouses ethica,

  what are the two characteristics of a vi,

  what is the golden mean
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• Fundamentals Of Atherogenesis

  Fundamentals of Atherogenesis

  Sample Cards:

  what are the three long term results of,

  what are the risk factors for atheroscle,

  where are atherosclerotic plaques found
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• Electrocardiogram

  Electrocardiogram

  Sample Cards:

  what is an ekg,

  what is an arrythmia,

  what are the electrodes attached to the
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• Cardiovascular Pathology

  Cardiovascular Pathology

  Sample Cards:

  what is the normal weight of a male and,

  what cells act as a pacemaker,

  what is cardiac failure
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• Patients With Diverse Cultures Public He

  Patients with Diverse Cultures - PUBLIC HEALTH

  Sample Cards:

  what are bame groups,

  what is the inverse care law,

  in what ethnic community is hep b common
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• Ihd Symposium A Population Approach To C

  IHD Symposium - A population approach to coronary heart disease (PUBLIC HEALTH)

  Sample Cards:

  define inequality,

  what is unwarranted variation,

  what are odds ratios
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• Ihd Symposium Stable Ihd

  IHD Symposium -Stable IHD

  Sample Cards:

  what are the epicardial coronary vessels,

  what symptom is caused by restricted cor,

  what is ischaemia
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• Acute Coronary Syndromes

  Acute Coronary Syndromes

  Sample Cards:

  define acute coronary syndrome,

  what indicates a q wave infarction,

  what indicates a non q infarction
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• Truth Telling Public Health

  Truth Telling - PUBLIC HEALTH

  Sample Cards:

  name five key principles of truth tellin,

  what is the problem with the principles,

  define medical ethics
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• Interprofessional Teamworking Public Hea

  Interprofessional Teamworking - PUBLIC HEALTH

  Sample Cards:

  define teamwork,

  who is the plant in belbin team roles,

  who is the resource investigator belbin
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• Venous Thrombosis Diagnosis Prevention A

  Venous Thrombosis - Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of PE/DVT

  Sample Cards:

  why is dvt diagnosis difficult,

  symptoms of dvt,

  signs of dvt
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• Anti Thrombic Therapy

  Anti-Thrombic Therapy

  Sample Cards:

  difference between a thrombus in arteria,

  result of arterial thrombosis in coronar,

  result of arterial thrombosis in cerebra
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• Chd Psychosocial Risk Factors Public Hea

  CHD Psychosocial risk factors - PUBLIC HEALTH

  Sample Cards:

  what is type a personality coronary pron,

  how does type a personality result in co,

  how does depression and anxiety result i
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• Drugs Hypertension

  Drugs + Hypertension

  Sample Cards:

  what is the limit for hypertension suspi,

  how do we confirm hypertension diagnosis,

  how do we use abpm
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• Drugs And Cardiac Conduction Disorders

  Drugs and Cardiac Conduction Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  role of class 1a na channel blockers,

  role of a class 1b na channel blockers,

  name a class 1b na blocker
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• Endocarditis

  Endocarditis

  Sample Cards:

  what is the usual cause of infective end,

  symptoms of endocarditis,

  how do negative staphylococci infect the
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• Cardiovascular Pharmacology

  Cardiovascular Pharmacology

  Sample Cards:

  when is anp and bnp released by the atri,

  what does anp and bnp do in the body,

  what enzyme metabolises anp and bnp
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• Inherited Cardiac Conditions

  Inherited Cardiac Conditions

  Sample Cards:

  what are cardiomyopathies,

  what is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy,

  how is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy cause
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• Pericarditis

  Pericarditis

  Sample Cards:

  how many layers form the pericardium,

  where is the visceral pericardium locate,

  how thick is the fibrous parietal layer
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• Heart Failure

  Heart Failure

  Sample Cards:

  cause of heart failure,

  how does hf effect venous return,

  how does hf effect afterload
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• Structural Heart Defects

  Structural Heart Defects

  Sample Cards:

  four characteristics of tetralogy of fal,

  pathophysiology of tetralogy of ballot,

  symptom of patients with tetralogy of ba
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• Hypertension Symposium

  Hypertension Symposium

  Sample Cards:

  how is systemic hypertension diagnosed,

  when is abpm offered to patients,

  what is stage 1 hypertension
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• Valvular Heart Disease

  Valvular Heart Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what is the most common cause of mitral,

  what gender does mitral stenosis commonl,

  in what part of the world is mitral sten
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• Infective Endocarditis

  Infective Endocarditis

  Sample Cards:

  what is infective endocarditis,

  how do people catch infective endocardit,

  clinical presentation of infective endoc
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• Best Interests And Consent Public Health

  Best Interests and Consent - PUBLIC HEALTH

  Sample Cards:

  characteristics of consent,

  benefits of properly informed consent,

  what do you need to tell people about th
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• Clinical Management Of Lymphomas

  Clinical Management of Lymphomas

  Sample Cards:

  what is a lymphoma,

  where else can lymphomas be found,

  causes of lymphomas
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• Clinical Management Leukaemia

  Clinical Management - Leukaemia

  Sample Cards:

  name four leukmias,

  what is leukaemia,

  blood test for leukaemia
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• Acute Leukaemia

  Acute Leukaemia

  Sample Cards:

  describe carcinogenesis of bone marrow,

  risk factors for acute leukaemia,

  history of al
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• Myeloma

  Myeloma

  Sample Cards:

  pathophysiology,

  what would be seen in the urine in peopl,

  what age group does myeloma tend to effe
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• Anaemia

  Anaemia

  Sample Cards:

  how does a reduction in plasma volume ef,

  what are the three types of anaemias,

  why may some patients be asymptomatic fo
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• Hereditary Spherocytosis

  Hereditary Spherocytosis

  Sample Cards:

  wha kind of anaemia is hs,

  where is hs common,

  inheritance pattern of hs
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• G6pd Deficiency Anaemia

  G6PD Deficiency Anaemia

  Sample Cards:

  what kind of anaemia is this,

  where is g6pd common,

  inheritance pattern of g6pd
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• Thalassaemia

  Thalassaemia

  Sample Cards:

  normal hb structure,

  foetal hb structure,

  hb delta structure
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• Sickle Cell Anaemia

  Sickle Cell Anaemia

  Sample Cards:

  where is sickle cell anaemia common,

  inheritance pattern of sca,

  how is it caused
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• Aplastic Anaemia Polycythaemia

  Aplastic Anaemia + Polycythaemia

  Sample Cards:

  how common is aplastic anaemia,

  defining features of aplastic anaemia,

  main causes of aplastic
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• Thrombosis

  Thrombosis

  Sample Cards:

  define thrombosis,

  what are fragments of thrombi called,

  how is thrombosis prevented
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• Platelets Disorders

  Platelets + Disorders

  Sample Cards:

  how are platelets formed,

  advantage of platelets having a disc sha,

  lifespan of platelets
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• Platelets Disorders

  Platelets + Disorders
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• Febrile Neutropenia

  Febrile Neutropenia

  Sample Cards:

  what is febrile neutropenia,

  why is not diagnosing febrile neutropeni,

  what patients are at risk
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• Liver Disease Symposium Introduction To

  Liver Disease Symposium: Introduction to Liver disease

  Sample Cards:

  4 roles of the liver,

  what excretion takes place in the liver,

  through what vessel does blood enter the
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• Stones In Common Bile Duct Ascending Acu

  Stones in common bile duct + ascending acute cholangitis

  Sample Cards:

  what is acute cholangitis,

  what causes stones in common bile duct,

  clinical presentation of acute cholangit
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• Arrhythmia

  Arrhythmia

  Sample Cards:

  what diseases show left axis deviation,

  what diseases show right axis deviation,

  what does the pr interval look like in w
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• Cirrhosis And Liver Fibrosis

  Cirrhosis and Liver fibrosis

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  histologically how can we see irreversib,

  main causes of irreversible liver damage,

  what is wilsons disease
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• Alcoholic Liver Disease

  Alcoholic Liver Disease

  Sample Cards:

  how does ethanol metabolism effect nadh,

  how does increased ethanol metabolism ef,

  how does ethanol effect fatty acid oxida
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• Liver Failure

  Liver Failure

  Sample Cards:

  how is alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency in,

  on what chromosome is alpha 1antitrypsin,

  what is alpha 1 antitrypsins main functi
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• Gi Tumours And Torsions

  GI Tumours and torsions

  Sample Cards:

  what is a volvulus,

  when can a volvulus occur,

  what is the most common part of the body
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• Liver Tumours

  Liver Tumours

  Sample Cards:

  why are mris done,

  dukes classification of colorectal carci,

  what does the t stand for in the tnm sys
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• Hernias

  Hernias

  Sample Cards:

  what is an inguinal hernia,

  what arteries run through the spermatic,

  what veins run though the spermatic cord
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• Ascites And Abscesses

  ASCITES and ABSCESSES

  Sample Cards:

  what is a liver abscess,

  most common causes of pyogenic bacterial,

  what bacteria cause pyogenic abscesses
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• Diarrhoea

  DIARRHOEA

  Sample Cards:

  define diarrhoea,

  what is acute diarrhoea,

  what is chronic diarrhoea
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• Gastric Diseases

  Gastric Diseases

  Sample Cards:

  what is gord,

  what characteristics define gord,

  what three disease can be caused by prol
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• Gastric Diseases Ii

  Gastric Diseases II

  Sample Cards:

  what is a peptic ulcer,

  where are gastric ulcers commonly seen,

  are duodenal ulcers more or less common
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• Malabsorptive Conditions

  Malabsorptive conditions

  Sample Cards:

  what is malabsorption,

  before malabsorption is diagnosed what n,

  how can pancreatic disorders cause malab
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• Ibd

  IBD

  Sample Cards:

  name two ibds,

  what ethnic group are most vulnerable to,

  when does ibd occur
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• Bowel Obstructions

  Bowel Obstructions

  Sample Cards:

  define intestinal obstruction,

  how are obstructions classified 4,

  what usually causes a complete luminal o
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• Perianal Disorders

  Perianal disorders

  Sample Cards:

  define haemorrhoids,

  what are anal cushions,

  main causes of haemorrhoids
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• Diarrhoea Public Health

  DIARRHOEA - Public Health

  Sample Cards:

  what is type i on the bristol stool char,

  what is type ii on the bristol stool cha,

  what is type 3 on the bristol stool char
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• Notifiable Diseases And Immunisations Pu

  Notifiable Diseases and immunisations - PUBLIC HEALTH

  Sample Cards:

  name some notifiable diseases,

  name four diseases that need specific co,

  what is the role of surveillance
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• Spondyloarthritis

  Spondyloarthritis

  Sample Cards:

  what is spondyloarthropathy,

  what is spondyloarthritis with inflammat,

  where is hla b27 expressed
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• Msk Part 1

  MSK: Part 1

  Sample Cards:

  characteristics of cortical bone,

  what are found in the spaces of cortical,

  characteristics of trabecular bone
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• Msk Part 2

  MSK: Part 2

  Sample Cards:

  define osteoporosis,

  what parameters define osteoporosis,

  what is osteopenia
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• Msk Part 3

  MSK: Part 3

  Sample Cards:

  what is scleroderma,

  how does systemic sclerosis distinguish,

  what gender does scleroderma effect
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• Msk Part 4

  MSK: Part 4

  Sample Cards:

  what are all vasculitis associated with,

  what conditions are associated with vasc,

  what patients are effected by polymyalgi
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• Msk Part 5

  MSK: Part 5

  Sample Cards:

  what is pagets disease of bone,

  what age does pagets effect,

  where is pagets most prevalent
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• Msk Part 6

  MSK: Part 6

  Sample Cards:

  why do we need to be precautioned with m,

  what are the red flags for serious lower,

  what activities can cause common back pa
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• Msk Part 7

  MSK: Part 7

  Sample Cards:

  how does meningococcal arthritis occur,

  how is meningococcal arthritis treated,

  what causes tuberculous arthritis
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• Msk Part 8

  MSK: Part 8

  Sample Cards:

  define fractures,

  where do high energy injuries take place,

  what is the bone shaft in children calle
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• Genitourinary Part 1

  Genitourinary: Part 1

  Sample Cards:

  name 6 functions of the kidney,

  define gfr,

  what is th normal gfr in the body
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• Genitourinary Part 2

  Genitourinary: Part 2

  Sample Cards:

  define aute kidney injury,

  define ckd,

  what is the rifle classification of aki
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• Genitourinary Part 3

  Genitourinary: Part 3

  Sample Cards:

  what people are effected by minimal chan,

  what causes minimal change disease,

  what drugs can cause minimal change dise
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• Genitourinary Part 4

  Genitourinary: Part 4

  Sample Cards:

  is arpkd more common than adpkd,

  what causes arpkd,

  clinical presentation of arpkd
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• Genitourinary Part 5

  Genitourinary: Part 5

  Sample Cards:

  6 indications for luts,

  what defines benign prostatic hyperplasi,

  what proportion of volume of seminal flu
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• Neuro Part 3

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• Neuro Part 7

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• Intro To Microbiology

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• Neuro Part 8

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• Neuro Part 9

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• Neuro Primary Brain Tumours Meningitis E

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• Resp Fev Respiratory Failure Asthma

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• Resp Sarcoidosis Pulmonary Hypertension

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• Resp Whooping Cough Pneumonia Tb

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• Endo Water Balance Hyponatraemia And Dia

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• Non Functioning Tumours And Pituitary Ho

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• Endo Diabetes

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• Diabetes Part Ii

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