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T1: Lessons from the autopsy and Medico-legal aspects of the autopsy
What are the two types of post mo...,
What are the differences between ...,
List situations when a death shou...
7
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T1: Genome anatomy
How long is the human genome,
How is the human genome laid out,
How is dna replicated and disease...
16
cards
T1: Genetics disease - Categories, Inheritance Patterns and Impacts
What is the role of genetic and e...,
How are genetic disorders classified,
What are the modes of single gene...
17
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T1: Genome Analysis Methods
What are the main laboratory tech...,
What is pcr used for,
What is next generation sequencing
8
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T1: Introduction Cards
Define the term epidemiology,
Define the term aetiology,
Define the term pathogenesis
7
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T2: Atheroma, thrombosis and Embolism
Define atheroma,
List the risk factors for atherom...,
Describe the morphological change...
12
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T2: Ischaemia, Infarction and Shock
What is the difference between is...,
What are the main causes of ischa...,
Describe the morphology of infarcts
10
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T2: PVD and PE
What is wells criteria,
What are the underlying pathologi...,
What factors predispose to venous...
7
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T2: IHD and Heart Failure
How do we prevent ihd,
What is the pathogenesis of ihd,
What are disease syndromes of ihd
18
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T2: Chromosomal Pathology
How do chromosomal changes produc...,
What are types of cnv,
Give numerical chromosome abnorma...
10
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T2: Normal Genetic Variation
How can variation exist between n...,
How can normal and pathogenic var...,
What is the difference between sn...
10
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T2: Single Gene Pathology 1
What is locus heterogeneity,
What is allele heterogeneity,
What is a point mutation
11
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T2: Single Gene Pathology II
What is gnomad used for,
What is clinvar used for,
What is the acmg pathogenicity cl...
12
cards
T2: Multifactorial disorders
How can we establish whether a mu...,
Using schizophrenia as an example...,
Using alzheimers disease as an ex...
6
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T2: Repair and Regeneration
What are the 3 cell types in the ...,
What are stem cells what is their...,
Why is architecture important in ...
15
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T2: Cell Injury
What is oncosis,
What are the causes of cell injury,
What are the general biochemical ...
8
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T2: From gene to function to clinic
How is genetics used in medicine ...,
How is the brca1 and brca2 gene i...,
What types of prenatal testing is...
12
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T3 Acute Inflammation
List a range of situations in whi...,
What are the main stages of acute...,
What are the main characteristics...
17
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T3: Chronic Inflammation
What are the causes of chronic in...,
What cells are involved in chroni...,
What is the difference between gr...
13
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T3: Abscess
What is an abscess,
What are the 3 main stages of acu...,
What is margination of neutrophils
11
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T3: Chronic Leg Ulcer
What is an ulcer,
What is the difference between an...,
What are causes of leg ulcer
23
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T3: Cirrhosis and Paracetamol Poisoning
What are the functions of the liver,
Give examples of causes of acute ...,
What are idiosyncratic hepatotoxins
13
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T3: Introduction and Classification of human microbiota
How are microorganisms classified,
What is the role of flagella give...,
What is the role of fimbriae pilli
18
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T3: Normal Microbiota
Define normal flora,
Define colonisation,
Define microbiota
19
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T3: Micro-organisms in disease
Define virulence,
Define infectivity,
Define virulence factor
25
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T3: Immunopathology
What are the two divisions of the...,
What are the cells of the innate ...,
What are the proteins of the inna...
20
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T3: Hypersensitivity
Explain the role of ige in type i...,
What is the effect of histamine o...,
What is anaphylaxis
13
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T3: Perioperative Anaphylaxis
What is perioperative anaphylaxis,
What causes perioperative anaphyl...,
How do we treat perioperative ana...
3
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T4: Acid-Base
How much carbon dioxide do we pro...,
What level of unmetabolized acid ...,
At what point does a patient beco...
18
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T4: Acid-Base Homeostasis
How do you assess whether the pri...,
How can measure bicarbonate,
What is the anion gap
23
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T4: Electrolyte Disorder
What electrolytes are measured on...,
How is sodium and potassium distr...,
What happens in a loss of hypoton...
10
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T4: Potassium and Hydrogen Ion Homeostasis
What is the normal reference rang...,
Give examples of situations that ...,
What is the relationship between ...
10
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T4: Inborn Errors of Metabolism
How can enzyme cofactors be invol...,
How can ammonia accumulation lead...,
What is an accumulation of porphy...
9
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T4: New-born Screening
What is screening,
What is the wilson and junger cri...,
What do we currently screen for i...
13
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T5: Huntington's Disease
Describe the symptoms of huntingt...,
What is the genetic basis of hunt...,
What is the role of glutamine in ...
10
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T5: Clinical Bioinformatics
What is bioinformatics,
How common are rare disease,
Give possible parental questions ...
5
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T5: Abnormal Growth and Differentiation
What is adaptation,
How do cells vary in ability to a...,
What are types of adaptive responses
25
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T5: Characteristics of Tumours
Define tumour,
Define neoplasia,
Define cancer
19
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T5: Tumour Classification
What is the term given to glandul...,
What is the term given to non gla...,
What is the term give to describe...
25
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L5: Carcinogenesis of Cancer
List the categories of agents kno...,
How do cells normally protect the...,
Give examples of common genetic a...
17
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T5: Imprinting and X-inactivation
What is the genetic basis of a hy...,
What is the genetic basis of ovar...,
Why do uniparental conceptions fail
16
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T5: Familial Cancer Predisposition
What factors lead to cancer devel...,
What is cancer,
What is the two hit hypothesis
12
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T5: Cervical and vulval pathology
What are risk factors for cervica...,
Which type s of hpv causes cancer,
Which type s of hpv does not caus...
18
cards
T5: Triple assessment of breast lumps
Give a brief description of the s...,
What percentage of breast lumps a...,
List causes of breast lumps
11
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T5: Behaviour of Tumours
How do malignant epithelial cells...,
What is the most important proteo...,
What are the clinical effects of ...
22
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T5: Molecular Hallmarks of Cancer
What are the biological hallmarks...,
How are tumour cells able to sust...,
Give an example of how are tumour...
22
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T5: Ovarian Cancer
Where in the ovary can tumours ar...,
What is the serum marker used in ...,
What is epithelium in the ovaries...
20
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T5: Pharmacogenetics
What is pharmacogenetics,
What genetic variations affect dr...,
What effects can genetic variatio...
6
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