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Embryology
Products of the second pharyngeal...,
Products of the first pharyngeal ...,
Products of the third pharyngeal ...
29
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Pathology - Tumours Of Infancy & Childhood
What are some examples of hamartomas,
Define a hamartoma,
Name the 4 more common benign tum...
24
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Pathology - Environmental Disease
Polycyclic hydrocarbons benzopyre...,
What kind of drug is nicotine,
Which cancers does smoking contri...
19
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Pathology - Infectious Disease
Gram positive bacteria have what ...,
Gram negative bacteria have what ...,
Most bacteria in the body are whe...
55
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Pathology - Blood Vessles
List the vasoconstrictors that de...,
Define hypertension,
List the vasodilators that determ...
30
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Pathology - WBCs
Characteristic features of haemat...,
Besides congenital immunodeficien...,
What is the most common form caus...
40
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Pathology - RBC
Macrocytic anaemias suggest,
Microcystic hypochromic anaemias ...,
Release of new rbc in acute blood...
37
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Pathology - Resp
List 6 causes of ali or ards,
What are heart failure cells,
Overall mortality rate in ards co...
37
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Pathology - Gastro
What is the most common form of c...,
Which type of oesophagotracheal f...,
What is the difference between om...
58
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Pathology - Liver and Pancreas
What is hepatorenal syndrome,
How much function does the liver ...,
What is hepatopulmonary syndrome
63
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Pathology - Kidney
Why is atn important,
What is atn,
What are the five causative categ...
27
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Pathology - LUT
What are the histological feature...,
What is the major determinant of ...,
What are the histological feature...
56
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Pathology - Breast
Germ line mutations underlie what...,
What are the major risk factors f...,
What proportion of breast cancers...
26
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Pathology - Thyroid and PTH
Treatments for hyperthyroidism in...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is the most common cause of ...
36
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Pathology - Endo
Where does the posterior pituitar...,
Name the 5 basic anterior pituita...,
What is the most common cause of ...
49
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Pathology - Skin and Eye
What is the end game for a naevus,
What are the different types of m...,
What are the most consistent clin...
19
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Pathology - General
How is rg colour blindness inherited,
What is onchronosis,
What is melanosis coli
10
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