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anaemia
What are the causes of microcytic...,
What are the causes of iron defic...,
What are some iron studies and ho...
9
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haematopoiesis
Define haematopoiesis,
What are the 8 main lineages,
How can you measure the number of...
6
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RBCs
What are the 3 properties of red ...,
What is the clinical implications...,
What is the clinical implications...
13
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malignant bone disorders
Describe leukaemia,
Pathogenesis,
Presentation
8
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WBCs
Types of phagocytes,
Regulation of neutrophils,
Life cycle of neutrophils
14
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blood group serology
Define blood group antigens,
Glycoprotein determinants vs glyc...,
Blood group antibodies
17
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transfusion
What are the aims of pre transfus...,
Steps to ensure safe transfusion,
Providing red cells in emergencies
13
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platelets
What are four key roles of platelets,
Describe the development of plate...,
What is the most important regula...
11
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coagulation
What are the vitamin k dependent ...,
Difference between primary and se...,
Was does the antithrombin protein...
10
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coagulation in the lab
Aptt prolonged but normal pt,
Prolonged pt but normal aptt,
Both aptt and pt prolonged
18
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thrombotic disorders
Virchows triad risk factors for t...,
Describe deep vein thrombosis and...,
Signs and symptoms of pulmonary e...
18
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osteomyelitis
Define osteomyelitis,
Describe the route of infection,
Pathogenesis
16
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soft tissue and skin infections
Describe cellulitis,
Describe impetigo,
How does infection cause inflamma...
15
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septic arthritis and rheumatic fever
Describe how septic arthritis occ...,
Examination of septic arthritis,
Management of septic arthritis
16
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URTI
Common pathogens involved in resp...,
Pharyngitis and its aetiology,
S pyogenes vs viral infections
8
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endocarditis
Endocarditis,
Valve abnormalities murmur,
Pathogenesis of endocarditis
8
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pneumonia
Describe features of bronchitis c...,
Pneumonia symptoms in elderly,
Causative bacteria of pneumonia
10
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acute GI illness
Signs and symptoms of acute gi il...,
Giardia lamblia colonisation incu...,
3 ways bacteria can cause acute g...
12
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peritonitis
Primary peritonitis,
Secondary peritonitis,
Tertiary peritonitis
11
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boy with a fever
Describe fever,
Body heat control,
Fever pathophysiology
6
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meningitis
Describe each cause of meningitis,
Presentation,
Diagnosis of meningitis
15
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UTI
Important history questions,
Describe cystitis and those at hi...,
Risk factors for cystitis
13
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fever and lymphadenopathy
Causes of lymphadenopathy,
Investigations of lymphadenopathy,
Infections of lymph nodes pathogens
15
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viral hepatitis
How does hepatitis cause jaundice,
How does hepatitis cause oedema,
How does hepatitis cause a patien...
16
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healthcare associated infections
Pathogen risk factors and symptom...,
Candida albicans,
Management of ca uti
15
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innate immunity and antigen
What promotes phagocytosis,
Lymphocyte effectors,
Lymphocyte regulators
8
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immune activation and helper cells
Properties of hla class 2 cells,
Properties of hla class 1,
Accessory molecules
8
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B lymphocyte and antibodies
Ige,
Igd,
Iga
10
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cell mediated immunity and lymph ontogeny
Cd8 t cell clonal activation,
Killing mechanism of cytotoxic t ...,
Lymphocyte ontogeny
11
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infection and immunity
Immune response to bacteria,
Antibodies and complement,
Immune response to viruses
8
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immunisation
Benefits of immunisation,
Mechanism of vaccination,
Live attenuated vaccines
4
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hypersensitivity and autoimmunity
Type 1,
What causes type 1 hypersensitivity,
Common sites of type 1 hypersensi...
13
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fungi infections
Presentation of fungi infections,
Difference between yeast and mould,
Candida albicans
11
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