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Week 1 - A - Intro to Haem - Constituents of Blood&Haematopoiesis - RBCs, WBCs, Platelets, Immunophenotyping&Marrow Examination
Haematology is the study of blood...,
Blood is a specialized fluid tech...,
What are broadly the three types ...
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Week 1 - B - Normal Erythrocytes - Erythropoiesis/EPO, Erythrocyte Metabolsim (glycolysis), Pathways, Glutathionine, Co2, HbA&F
Describe the properties of mature...,
What organ removes fragile rbcs f...,
When does the red blood cell lose...
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Week 1 - C - Intro to anaemia & microcytic anaemia - Iron deficiency, Sideroblastic anaemia, Thalassemia, , Automated Analyser results
What is the definition of anaemia,
Anaemia can be defined as a haemo...,
Where does red blood cell product...
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Week 1 - D - Macrocytosis and Macrocytic Anaemia - Megaloblastic, Non megaloblastic, Spurious
What is macrocytosis what is micr...,
What is microcytotic anaemia,
How is size of the red blood cell...
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Week 1 - E - Overview of Blood Transfusion - Red Cells, Plasma, Platelets, ABO/Rhesus/Irregular Antibodies, Transfusion Reactions
What does a transfusion service s...,
Blood components are obtained by ...,
When obtaining donated blood from...
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Week 1 - F - Haemaglobinopathy - Major forms of Hb, Thalassemia (alpha trait, Hbh, Barts HYdrops/ Beta trait, intermedius, Major), Sickle cell disease
What is the structure of adult ha...,
What are the major forms of haemo...,
Just throwing in the question wha...
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Week 1 - G - Haemolysis - Erythrocytosis, Extra/intra vascular - Premature destruction, Abnromal cell membrane/RBC metabolsim/haemgolobin
Hameolysis is the premature destr...,
Why are red blood cells particual...,
What does the biconcave shape all...
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Week 1 - H - Iron - Absorption, Storage, Measurement, Deficiency, Malutilisation, Overload (Primary and secondary)
What is the function of iron in t...,
How much iron is absorbed and exc...,
Where is the majority of body iro...
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Week 1 - I - Approach to anaemia - Haemolysis/haemorrhage,Maturation abnormality/Hypoproliferative state (Normo/Micro/Macrocytic)
What is anaemia defined as,
What is the hb level for anaemia ...,
Approach to anaemia history exami...
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Week 1 - Day 1 Tutorial - Concepts In Haematology -Iron deificiency anaemia and G6PD deficiency
Cell count may be low due to incr...,
When cytosis or philia is the suf...,
What is the he maintenance by an ...
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Week 1 - Day 2 - Treatment of anaemia Tutorials (Iron deficiency anaemia, B12/Folate Deficiencies, Subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord
Scenario 1 a 35 year old female p...,
What should all people with iron ...,
1 what is the therapy of choice i...
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Week 1 - Day 3 - Pediatric anaemia - Iron deficiency anaemia, Thalassemia/Sideroblastic anaemia, Hereditary spherocytosis
Scenario 1 a 1 year old boy breas...,
A 1 year old boy breast fed from ...,
Why would the platelet levels be ...
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Week 1 - Problem of the Week - Red blood cell, Micro and macrocytic anaemia, Haemolysis (Osmotic fragility test, G6PD enzyme screening activity
This normal red blood cell has a ...,
D what are the consequences of no...,
The cellular contents are packed ...
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Week 2 - A - Haemapoiesis - Definition, Sites, Anatomy of bone marrow, Regulation&Investigations for haemapoeisis
What is haemaopoesis defined as,
What are the types of mature bloo...,
What is the function of the eryth...
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Week 2 - B - Lymphoid system - Primary and secondary lymphoid tissues, Lymph nodes and Spleen
What are the central aka primary ...,
What are the two main peripheral ...,
What is waldeyers ring what are t...
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Week 2 - C - Malignant Haematology - Types of leukaemia, Overview of Acute myeloid/lymphoblastic leukaemia (diagnosis& Tx)
The ability to differentiate into...,
When cells are mature and have li...,
How do we identify more mature cells
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Week 2 - D - Myeloma, MGUS, AL AMyloidosis, Waldenstroms - B/Plasma cells/Ig - electropheresis/immunofixation, Signs&Tx
Bcells are derived in the bone ma...,
Antibodies are produced by b cell...,
The term antibodies and immunoglo...
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Week 2 - E - Pancytopenia - Reduced production - Inherited (fanconi's), Acquired (primary and secondary), Increased destruction - Hypersplenism
Https s3amazonawscom classconnect...,
Define pancytopenia,
Pancytopenia is not a diagnosis i...
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Week 2 - F - Lymphoma - Bacterial/viral/lymphoma/metastases lymphaendeopathy - NHL vs HL presentation, diagnosis, treatment
What is lymphadenopathy defined as,
What are some of the different ca...,
When someone is awoken at night d...
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Week 2 - G - New treatments for blood cancers - Chemo/radio, Monoclonal, Molecular targeted- AML/ALL/CML/CLL/NHL/HL Tx
Which type of lymphomas are not c...,
There has been vast improvements ...,
What is the protein that is often...
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Week 2 - H - Cyctotoxic chemotherapy - Cell cycle specific/non-specific durgs, side effects & stem cell transplantation
The most common treatment for peo...,
Cytotoxic drugs can be classified...,
The two main types of cell cycle ...
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Week 2 - I - CLL + Myeloproliferative disorders (CML, Polcythaemia (rubra vera, secondary&pseudo), E.T & Myelofibrosis
What is a myeloproliferative diso...,
How is there difference in myelop...,
Define mpd again although not a m...
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Week 2 - Interpreting Blood results - GI Malignancy, Pernicious anaemia, DKA, Hereditary Spherocytosis, Microangiopathic Hameolytic Anaemia
Q how would you classify this ana...,
Https s3amazonawscom classconnect...,
Case 1 iron deficiency with weigh...
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Week 2 - ITS Poblems - White cells, Pancytopenia, Polycythaemia rubra vera, Essential Thrombocythaemia
Station 1 white cellsa what crise...,
B what are the different function...,
Our bone marrow has the potential...
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Week 2 - Online White Cells tutorial (Granulocytes, Lymphocytes, Monocytes) and Microscopy Teaching with Tauro
The origins of blood cells the ha...,
Https s3amazonawscom classconnect...,
Which of the following statements...
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Week 2 - Problem of the Week - EBV and Hodgkins lymphoma and Splenectomy Prophylaxis/Immunizations
Clinical problem mr e buchanan a ...,
What are differentials for lympha...,
What are the causes of a raised w...
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Week 3 - A - Intro to Haemostasis - Platelet Plug (primary), Fibrin clot (secondary), fibrinolysis and natural anticoagulants (also P.T and A.P.T.T)
What is homeostasis with regards ...,
What are the 4 steps of haemostas...,
What is primary homeostasis and w...
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Week 3 - B - Shock - M.A.P - Cardiogenic, Obstructive, Hypovalameic, Distributive (septic/anaphylactic/neurogenic/adrenal crisis)
What is the definition of shock,
The mean arterial pressure is a u...,
What is cardiac ouput measured in...
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Week 3 - C - Bleeding disorders - Primary&Secondary Haemostasis - Vascular/Platelet (reduction/destruction)/V.W.D - DIC/Liver/VitK/Hameophilia
What are the components of the no...,
When there are problems with haem...,
Once formed platelet plug this is...
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Week 3 - D - Venous thrombosis - (touched on arterial) - Virchows triad, Thrombophilia (inherited and acquired conditions)
Thrombotic events take place in a...,
What is the difference in how art...,
What is the muscular layer presen...
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Week 3 - E - Anticoagulant drugs - V.T.E/A.Fib - Heparin, Warfarin, New oral anticoagulants (Thrombin and Xa inhibitors)
What are the indications for anti...,
What do anticoagulant drugs targe...,
In a venous thrombosis why cant w...
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Week 3 - F - Arterial thrombosis & anti-platelets - Platelet Adhesion/Aggregation - Aspirin/Clopidogrel/Prasgruel/Dipyridamole/GPIIbIIIa
What are the main groups of arter...,
Arterial system relies on the mus...,
What symptoms do stable atheroscl...
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Week 3 - Investigations of haemostasis - Primary/Secondary, PT/APTT, V.W.D, Heparin/Warfarin, D.I.C
1 what is meant by primary haemos...,
2 what is the extrinsic intrinsic...,
3 what tests constitute a basic c...
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Week 3 - Issues in thrombosis - Thrombophilia/Thromboprophylaxis - & MAssive haemorrhage protocol (PPH/Trauma/Variceal)
Scenario 1 a 17 year old girl pre...,
What is the mechanism for venous ...,
When is hereditary thrombophilia ...
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Week 3 - Online transfusion reaction - Allergic (treatment), IgA deficiency,ABO, Febrile,Fluid overload, TRALI
Scenario 1a patient is receiving ...,
What are the 4 types of hypersens...,
The binding of ige to tissue mast...
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Week 3 - Problem of the Week - I.T.P, Haemophilia, Liver disease, P.E and D.V.T - Well's score and treatment
Station 1 platelets found wanting...,
What are different causes of hype...,
B why are platelets so important ...
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THEORY TUTORING - Blood constituents, Anaemia, Haematological Malignancies, Platelts/Coagulopathies/hypercoagulability & Warfarin
For each description below match ...,
For each description below match ...,
How are eosinophils involved in d...
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REVIEW BLOCK CASES - Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, Myelofibrosis, Chronic myeloid leukaemia, Acute myeloid (myelomonocytic) leukaemia
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What does immunophenotyping allow...
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HAEMATOLOGY FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
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What may be seen on blood film in...,
What age groups does acute lympho...
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