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CP1 Bacterial Pathogens
What colour do gram bacteria stain,
What causes gram bacteria to appe...,
What is the role of the waxy myco...
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CP2 germbugs - the bugs
Why do antibiotics act differentl...,
Staph aureus can withstand high n...,
What can bacteraemia of staph aur...
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CP3 fungal pathogens
What are 4 types of fungal pathogens,
What are two growth forms of fungi,
Where are fungi found
86
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CP4 germbugs - the drugs
Where can i find good revision re...
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CP5 parasitology
What are 8 common parasitic infec...,
Define a parasite,
A parasite always causes disease ...
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CP6 Benign lung pathology
What are important factors for a ...,
What can affect the amount of air...,
What is the key aspect of inflamm...
42
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CP7 viral and prion pathogens
How many significant herpes virus...,
How many significant respiratory ...,
What is needed for virsuses to re...
34
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CP8 malignant lung pathology
What is the definition of lung ma...,
What are the two types of maligna...,
What is the most common uni cancer
25
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CP9 pleural pathology
What are 5 common pleural patholo...,
What are the two layers of pleura...,
What two layers are the pleura fo...
47
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CP10 respiratory infections
What are common causes of an acut...,
What in the history helps you dia...,
What is the most common infectiou...
31
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CP11 clinicopathological symposium
What is lights criteria
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CP3-1 Intro to antibacterial and anti fungal agents
What is the function of antimicro...,
What are some processes that anti...,
What are antibiotics
45
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CP3-3 infection tests
What are the main test used in th...,
What are three inflammatory marke...,
How is white blood cell count aff...
30
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CP3-2 antivirals
What are the two types of influen...,
What are the subtypes of influenza a,
What are the 2 lineages of influe...
41
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CP3-4 infection prevention and control
What was the prevalence of health...,
What is involved in the chain of ...,
What is the mode of transmission ...
27
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CP3-5 antibacterial concepts and antibiotics
What is the minimum inhibitory co...,
What needs to be considered along...,
How is susceptibility of an antib...
27
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CP3-6 investigations of specific infections
What are three cns infections,
Who should be offered hiv testing,
What is meningitis
53
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CP3-7, 9 & 10 pathogen-infection-antibiotic matching
What test can be used to differen...,
What are the four mechanisms of d...,
What are two common bacterias tha...
51
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CP3-8 antibiotic resistance
What is selection pressure,
How does transmission of resistan...,
What is the most likely cause of ...
21
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CP4-1 & 2 pathology of the urogenital tract
What is a renal cell carcinoma wh...,
Do males or females present more ...,
What age group are more likely to...
74
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CP4-3 renal function tests and hydration status
What are the 5 main functions of ...,
What is the functional unit of th...,
What is polyuria
49
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CP4-4 medical renal pathology
What three areas of the kidney ar...,
What are examples of renal diseas...,
What are examples of renal diseas...
36
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CP4-5 urinary tract infections
What is a uti,
How do you diagnose a uti,
Why do we use cultures when a pat...
62
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CP5-1 allergic diseases
What are symptoms of rhinitis,
What are the two types of allergi...,
What causes seasonal allergic rhi...
52
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CP5-2 autoimmune diseases
How do the innate and adaptive im...,
What cells are involved in the in...,
What innate immune cells are acti...
50
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CP5-3 immunodeficiency
What are the 4 main physiological...,
What is immunodeficiency,
What are the two types of immunod...
48
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CP5-4 diagnosis of autoimmune diseases
How can an autoimmune disease dev...,
What is sclerodactyly,
How might scleroderma systemic sc...
30
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CP5-5 MHC and transplant rejection
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CP5-6 infection in immunocompromised host
What does immunocompromised mean,
What are examples of innate defences,
What extremes affect the healthy ...
28
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CP5-7 immunotherapeutics and immunomodulation
What is immunomodulation,
What are three therapeutic effect...,
What are immunomodulators
57
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CP6-1 breast pathology
What is health screening,
Who is eligible for breast screening,
How often are eligible women invi...
43
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CP6-2 uterine pathology and pcos
What is endometriosis,
What is the epidemiology of endom...,
What are four theories for the ae...
50
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CP6-3 clinical infections in childhood and pregnancy
What are potential consequences o...,
How do babies get passive immunity,
What is an infection dangerous in...
58
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CP7-1 Intro to haematology
What are the four main sub catego...,
What is haemopoiesis,
Where do different cell lineages ...
27
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CP7-2 transfusion medicine
When was the first unpublished bl...,
When was the first published bloo...,
Why is leucodepletion done
65
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CP7-3 Acute leukaemia and MDS
What cause leukaemia,
What can cause secondary acute le...,
What is the median age of present...
49
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CP7-4 heritable bleeding disorders
What is balanced in the hemostati...,
How are hemostatic plugs formed,
What does factor x become when it...
47
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CP7-5 haemoglobinopathies & obstetric haematology
At what stage of pregnancy is hae...,
What is involved in haemoglobinop...,
If a pregnancy is classed as high...
41
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CP7-6 paediatric haematology
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CP7-7 acquired bleeding disorders
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CP7-8 haematological emergencies
What are some thrombosis related ...,
What are some haemolysis related ...,
What are some transfusion reactio...
47
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CP7-9 thrombosis and risk factors for thrombosis
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CP7-10 chronic myeloproliferative disorders
What is chronic myeloid leukaemia,
What is the epidemiology,
What chromosome is associated wit...
38
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CP7-11 myeloma and lymphoma
What is a myeloma,
What is the epidemiology of myeloma,
What is myeloma preceded by in al...
61
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CP7-12 common causes of anaemia and thrombocytopenia
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CP8-1 cardiovascular pathology 1
What is the epidemiology of cvd,
What is ischaemic heart disease,
What is the aetiology of ischaemi...
57
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CP8-2 cardiovascular pathology 2
What is the cardiac output equation,
What are two types of heart failure,
When is systolic heart failure di...
27
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CP8-3 cardiovascular pathology 3
What is peripheral vascular disease,
What is the epidemiology of perip...,
What is the aetiology of peripher...
59
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CP9-1 diseases of the endocrine system
What is meant by the term neurocrine,
What is meant by the term endocrine,
What is meant by the term paracrine
80
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CP9-2 investigations of endocrine disease
What are hormones,
What are the three main type of h...,
What are all steroid hormones mad...
46
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CP9-3 Diabetes
What is the epidemiology of diabe...,
What is the epidemiology of diabe...,
How many premature deaths per wee...
55
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CP9-4 bone and new markers
What is the purpose of bone,
What is the composition of bone,
How much of bone in the skeleton ...
67
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CP10-1
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CP10-2
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CP10-2 Inflammatory Skin Tumours
What cells give us skin pigment a...,
What are the 5 main layers if the...,
What are examples of non infectio...
73
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CP10-3 Osteoarticular Pathology
How is haemopoietic precursors re...,
How does the role of osteoblasts ...,
What are the main components of bone
88
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CP10-4 Clinical Infections Orthopaedic, Skin And Soft Tissue
What is the function of skin,
What type of bacteria colonises t...,
What are viral warts
60
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CP11-1 Upper GI Pathology
What are 3 main pathologies affec...,
What are 3 pathologies affecting ...,
What is an example of a pathology...
57
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CP11-2&4 Hepatobiliary System and pancreas
What cells make up the normal par...,
What are the portal tracts,
Where do primary tumours of the l...
76
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CP11-3 Lower GI Pathology
What are the two subtypes of ibd,
What is the epidemiology of ibd,
Who is more likely to have chroni...
43
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CP11-5 Liver and Pancreatic Disease
What cells is the liver mainly ma...,
What are the functions of the liver,
What are some systemic effects si...
46
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CP11-6
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CP11-7 GI Infections
What sites in the gi tract are st...,
What are some non sterile sites o...,
Does presence of all bacteria eg ...
40
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CP11-8 Nutritional Support in Trauma
What is the definition of trauma,
What percentage of global mortali...,
What are some potential features ...
45
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CP11-9 GI Infections Part 2
What is the second leading cause ...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are some physical factors to...
64
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