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Blood film findings
What is basophilic stippling,
What is bs seen in,
What does bs suggest
33
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basics
Describe neutrophils,
Describe eosinophils,
Describe
50
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macrocytic anaemia
How is macrocytic anaemia seen on...,
What is the initial investigation...,
If hyper segmented nucleus is see...
16
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haemorrhage and shock
Define massive haemorrhage,
How does massive haemorrhage pres...,
What is hypovolaemic shock
28
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haemolysis
What is haemolysis,
How does haemolysis present,
What are the clinical signs for i...
26
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iron overload
What are the two types,
What causes hereditary haemochrom...,
How do patients with hh present
9
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haemostasis
What is haemostasis,
What are the 4 stages,
What is primary haemostasis
39
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primary haemostatic failure
How do patients with vwf disease ...,
What will be seen on investigatio...,
What is the management for vwf di...
13
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secondary haemostatic failure
What is the method of transmissio...,
Which clotting factor is affected...,
Which clotting factor is affected...
20
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method of diagnosing secondary haemostatic diseases
What can cause thrombocytopenia,
What does it mean if there is thr...,
What should you look at if it s m...
10
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von willebrands disease
What is the mode of transmission ...,
What is it,
What are the features
4
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immune thrombocytopenia (ITP)
What is it,
What is it associated with,
How does it usually present
4
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thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
What is it a type of,
What is a microangiopathy,
What is ttp due to
6
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haemolytic uraemic syndrome
What is it a type of,
What is a thrombotic microangiopathy,
What is hus due to
5
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thrombosis
What are the two types of thrombosis,
What does arterial thrombosis res...,
What causes
13
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thrombophilia
What is thrombophilia,
When should we think hereditary t...,
What is hereditary thrombophilia ...
4
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thrombosis drugs
What are the indications for use,
What are the drugs used,
What are the antiplatelet drugs used
11
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heparin and warfarin
What does heparin do,
What investigations are useful fo...,
What inve
13
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random wk 3 haem tings
Where do you do a bone marrow exa...,
Where do you do a bone marrow exa...,
What is the investigation to assi...
8
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haematological cancers
What are the types of haem cancers,
Which types of haem cancers are m...,
What does monoclonal mean
21
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chemo drugs
What type of drug is cyclophospha...,
How does cyclophosphamide work,
What are side effects of cyclopho...
18
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myeloproliferative disorders
When should you think myeloprolif...,
2
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polycythaemia vera
What is polycythaemia vera,
What mutations do most patients h...,
What will be seen in blood result
9
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essential thrombocythaemia (ET)
What causes et,
What happens due to the uncontrol...,
How do you diagnose et
5
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marrow fibrosis
What are the features,
How is it diagnosed,
3
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chronic myeloid leukaemia
What is it,
What is it,
What is a blast crisis
7
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myeloma
What is it,
What is it characterised by,
What do the plasma cells secrete
15
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lymphadenopathy
What are the causes of lymnmphade...,
What are features of lymphadenopa...,
What are features of lymphadenopa...
8
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lymphoma
What are features of a lymphoma,
What investigations are used,
What else could be used
22
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pancytopenia
What is pancytopenia,
How does it present,
How will a patient with anaemia p...
18
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