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Theme 1: Lecture 1- Bacterial pathogens
Which bacteria have thicker walls...,
What colour do gram ve cells turn...,
What colour do gram ve cells turn...
55
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Theme 1: Lecture 2 - Viral and prion pathogens
What 4 structures might a virus c...,
What are the 6 steps in the lifec...,
How are viruses classified
92
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Theme 1: Lecture 4: Fungal pathogens
What is the normal reference range,
What factors affect reference ranges,
What is hba1c
67
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Theme 1: Lecture 5- Parasites
What is a parasite,
What is a host,
What does symbiosis mean
69
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Theme 2 Lecture 6: Allergic Diseases
What is rhinitis commonly known as,
What are the symptoms of rhinitis,
What is the treatment for rhinitis
35
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Theme 2 Lecture 7: Autoimmune diseases
What is innate immunity and what ...,
What is adaptive immunity and wha...,
Is there memory amplification or ...
42
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Theme 2 Lecture 8: Diagnosis of autoimmune diseases
What is autoimmune disease,
How would we work out which autoi...,
What is your diagnosis 51 yr old ...
35
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Theme 2 Lecture 9: Immunodeficiency
Give 4 features of innate immunity,
Give 4 features of adaptive immunity,
What is immunodeficiency
35
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Theme 2 Lecture 10: Immunomodulation and Immunosuppression
What is immunomodulation,
What are immunomodulators,
What are the 3 main classes of im...
35
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Theme 2 Lecture 11: MHC and Transplant rejection
What is mhc,
What does mhc and hla stand for,
What is isograft
33
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Theme 2 Lecture 12: Infections in the Immunocompromised Host
What is the definition of immunoc...,
What are congenital infections,
What are our innate defences
22
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Theme 3: Lecture 13 - antibacterials and antifungals
What are antibiotics,
What is bacteriostatic fungistati...,
What is bacteriocidal fungicidal
33
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Theme 3 Lecture 14: Antivirals
What are the two types of viral i...,
Non vesicular rashes are a sympto...,
Vesicular rashes are a symptom of...
24
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Theme 3 Lecture 15: Infection tests
What are some system specific sym...,
What are some non specific system...,
What information in the history w...
15
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Theme 3 Lecture 16: Investigations of specific infections
What is meant by the specificity ...,
What is meant by the sensitivity ...,
How do you work out the sensitivi...
40
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Theme 3 Lecture 17, 19, 20: Pathogen-antibiotic matching
Why do gram positive bacteria sta...,
Why do gram negative bacteria sta...,
Other than gram stain how else ca...
53
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Theme 3 Lecture 18: Antibiotic resistance
What are the two distinct ways in...,
How does selection pressure cause...,
How does transmission of resistan...
22
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Theme 3 Lecture 21: Antibacterial concepts and antibiotic stewardship
How do we test how susceptible a ...,
When experimenting with bacteria ...,
When experimenting with bacteria ...
24
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Theme 3 Lecture 22: Immunisation
What are the two most effective m...,
Which infectious disease is respo...,
What are the aims of vaccination
21
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Theme 3 Lecture 23: Infection Prevention and control
Describe the cycle of infection,
Explain the cycle of infection fo...,
What 3 situations define an outbreak
25
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Theme 4 Lecture 1&2: Pathology of the urogenital tract
What connects the kidney to the b...,
What is renal cell carcinoma,
What are the two most common type...
75
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Theme 4 Lecture 3: Laboratory tests of renal function
What are the 3 main functions of ...,
What are the 3 main steps that de...,
What are the 3 types of renal imp...
29
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Theme 4 Lecture 4: Renal pathology
What does erythropoietin do,
What does renin control,
What is the presentation of acute...
58
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Theme 4 Lecture 5: Urinary Tract Infections
What is a uti,
What are the risk factors for utis,
Which parts of the urinary tract ...
43
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Theme 6: Breast pathology
What is screening,
Who is eligible for breast screen...,
What does a breast screen consist of
36
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Theme 6: Uterine pathology and polycystic ovarian syndrome
What is endometriosis,
Who gets endometriosis,
What is the aetiology behind endo...
50
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Theme 6: Clinical infections in childhood and pregnancy
Which 3 conditions do you want to...,
Which infections can be transmitt...,
How do torch infections spread fr...
50
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Theme 5: Diseases of the endocrine system
What is the pineal gland,
What are the endocrine organs in ...,
What is an endocrine organ
63
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Theme 5: investigating the endocrine system
What are the 3 types of hormones,
Explain feedback regulation in en...,
How do we measure thyroid function
38
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Theme 5: Diabetes mellitus
Diabetes mellitus is a group of d...,
What are the 4 types of pancreati...,
How is insulin synthesied
33
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Theme 5: Bone and New Markers
What is the purpose of bone,
What is cortical bone,
What is an osteon
62
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Theme 5: Calcium, Phosphate and Magnesium homeostasis
What is calcium physiologically i...,
What is calcium structurally impo...,
Total plasma calcium circulating ...
40
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Theme 7 Haematology: Introduction to Haematology
What is haemopoiesis,
What are the properties of haemop...,
In symmetrical self renewal are t...
35
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Theme 7 Haemotology: Blood transfusions
Name all the blood components ava...,
Explain the process of filtering ...,
What is cryoprecipited
52
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Theme 7 Haematology: Intro to Heritable bleeding disorders
Explain haemostasis when the vess...,
What does thrombin do,
Explain the extrinsic pathway in ...
29
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Theme 7 Haematology: Haemaglobinopathies, Obstetric Haematology and paediatric haematology
When do you have a haemoglobinopa...,
What testing is carried out if 1 ...,
When is a haemoglobinopathy scree...
46
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Theme 7 Haematology: Thrombosis
What is virchows triad,
What is thrombosis and why does i...,
What is the usual primary abnorma...
29
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Theme 7 Haematology: Acquired Bleeding Disorders
Name the anticoagulants,
Why do we use anticoagulants,
What is the mode of action of hep...
33
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Theme 7 Haemotology: Common causes of anaemia and thrombocytopenia
Give all the causes of anaemia ot...,
If red cells are macrocytic there...,
If red cells are normocytic the m...
31
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Theme 7 Haematology: Acute Leukaemia and MDS
Why does acute leukaemia occur,
What is the median age at present...,
What are the clinical features of...
29
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Theme 7 Haematology: CMPD and CML
What is cmpd,
What are the 3 types of cmpd,
What is polycythaemia vera and wh...
34
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Theme 7 Haematology: Myeloma, Lymphoma and Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia
What is myeloma,
Which laboratory technique is use...,
What is immunofixation
35
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Theme 7 Haematology: Haematological Emergencies
What is sbar,
What is ttp,
What does adamt13 enzyme do
11
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Theme 9: Cardiovascular Pathology I & II
What is the definition of ischaem...,
What is myocardial ischaemia,
What is by far the most common ca...
83
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Theme 9: Cardiovascular Pathology III
What is peripheral vascular disease,
Who gets peripheral vascular dise...,
Why is the prevalence of peripher...
43
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Theme 9: Clinical cardio infections: Vascular and CNS
What are the two requirements to ...,
What are the 3 types of bacteraemia,
What is crbsi and what are the 4 ...
59
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Theme 10: Skin and musculoskeletal pathology: L1
What is eczema dermatitis,
What are the 3 stages of eczema a...,
What is spongiosis
43
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Theme 10 L2: Soft tissue tumours
The following benign tumours aris...,
Name 4 tumours associated with sa...,
What is a benign mixed bone tumour
38
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Theme 10 L3: Clinical infections - orthopaedic, skin and soft tissue
Which microorganisms colonise the...,
What are viral warts,
What is the causative agent of vi...
42
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Theme 10 L4: Diseases of the head and neck
What is rhinitis and what are the...,
What is sinusitis,
What are nasal polyps
31
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Theme 11 L1: Upper GI Pathology
Oesophagitis 1 what is it 2 how i...,
What is the commonest form of oes...,
What is reflux oesophagitis cause...
39
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Theme 11 L2: Lower GI Pathology
What is diverticulosis of the colon,
Which part of the colon does dive...,
What are the two types of diverti...
47
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Theme 11 L3,4: Liver tumours, biliary and pancreatic pathology
What is an adenoma of the liver,
What are adenomas of liver cells ...,
If an adenoma ruptures what compl...
50
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Theme 11 L5, L9: GI Infections
Which sites of the gi tract are s...,
Which sites of the gi tract are n...,
What are 3 types of dentoalveolar...
94
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Theme 11 L6: Nutritional support in trauma
What is trauma,
Following trauma what is the firs...,
What are the clinical features of...
53
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Theme 11 L7: Medical liver diseases
What are the functions of the liver,
Explain bilirubin metabolism,
What is enterohepatic circulation
51
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Theme 11 L8: Investigation of Liver and Pancreatic Disease
In liver disease why do the follo...,
What is measured in a routine lft,
What do you test for in primary b...
15
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