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Lecture 1: The blood and bone marrow
What is cytopeania,
What is pancytopaenia,
What are the 8 main lineages of c...
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Lecture 2: Red cells, haemoglobin and anaemia
Describe the appearance of rbc,
Describe the function of rbc shape,
What determines rbc shape flexibi...
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Lecture 3: Innate immunity and antigen presentation
What are the immune defences broadly,
Where are neutrophils found,
Describe phagocytosis
19
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Lecture 4: White blood cells
What is thrombocytopaenia,
What are the phagocytes,
Write some notes on neutrophils
29
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Lecture 5: Clinical approach to patient with anaemia
Define anaemia,
What is a heamacrit,
How is anaemia classified
31
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Lecture 6: Blood Group Serology
Describe the genetic controls of ...,
Whats the functional aspect of th...,
What is the mcleod phenotype
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Lecture 7: Blood products
What are blood products,
What are the plasma derivatives w...,
Whats required of donors in nz
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Lecture 8: Practical aspects of transfusions
What are the aims of pretransfusi...,
What are the sources of transfusi...,
Describe the process for transfus...
22
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Lecture 9: Immune activation, helper cells and regulation
Write some notes on antigen trans...,
What are the properties of hla ex...,
What are the properties of hla en...
26
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Lecture 10: Platelets in health and disease
What is the function of platelets,
What are platelets derrived from,
Write some notes on megakaryocytes
26
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Lecture 11: Malignant blood disorders
What are the two broad categories...,
What happens in leukemia,
What chromosome is involved in ch...
18
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Lecture 12: Physiology of coagulation
What is coagulation a balance bet...,
What things come to mind in the c...,
What is physiological heamostasis
33
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Lecture 13: Coagulation disorders
What are the laboratory tests for...,
What pathways do the various lab ...,
What factors does the aptt assess
40
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Lecture 14: Thrombotic disorders
Describe virchows triad for arter...,
What can cause vascular injury,
What causes stasis
27
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Lecture 15: B lymphocytes and antibodies
What are the four cytokine proper...,
What are the affects of interfero...,
What are the innate cytokines int...
25
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Lecture 16: Skin and soft tissue infection
What are the signs and symptoms o...,
Relate depth of infection to skin...,
What organisms cause ssti
26
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Lecture 17: Septic arthritis and rheumatic fever
What are the differential diagnos...,
What microbio lab tests would we ...,
Whats the role of m proteins in g...
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Lecture 18: Osteomyelitis
What is osteomyelitis,
What are some common symptoms of ...,
What are the likely bugs for pros...
30
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Lecture 19: Fever and Cough, Upper resp. tract infection
What are the types of upper resp ...,
What are the common causes of res...,
What might a sore throat be indic...
13
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Lecture 20: Lower resp. tract infection; Pneumonia
What is the most common serious b...,
Pneumonia is hard to distinguish ...,
What symptoms are seen in pneumon...
17
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Lecture 21: Infective endocarditis
What are indications for endocard...,
What are the signs and symptoms o...,
Describe endocarditis pathogenesis
21
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Lecture 22: Cell mediated immunity and lymphocyte ontogeny
Whats the significance of serum a...,
In b chronic lymphocytic leukemia...,
In non hla matched transplants wh...
15
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Lecture 23: Diarrhoea and acute GI illness
Define gastroenteritis diarrhoea ...,
Write some brief notes on anatomy...,
Describe the innate immunity feat...
35
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Lecture 24: Peritonitis
Define primary spontaneous perito...,
When it comes to peritonitis what...,
Write some notes on the diaphragm...
13
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Lecture 26: Lymphadenopathy and HIV infection
What are the causes of lymphadeno...,
How do you investigate lymphadeno...,
What test should you perform on a...
16
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Lecture 27: Hypersensitivity and autoimmunity
How can hypersensitivity be class...,
Describe the concentration of ige...,
Describe why ige is heavily invol...
27
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Lecture 28: Hypersensitivity part 2
Why is understanding immunology i...,
What are the layers of the skin,
What are the structures of the ep...
24
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Lecture 29: Infection and immunity
What factors affect infection and...,
What are the lymphocyte effector ...,
What are the lymphocyte regulator...
24
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Lecture 30: AIDS and Headache
Is meningitis a concern in a pati...,
What are some possible causes of ...,
What are common causes of dysphag...
23
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Lecture 31: Immunisation
What are the various methods that...,
How are vaccines classified,
What is meant by inactive subunit...
23
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Lecture 32: Fever and Rash
What are the two main fever rash ...,
6 m o child comes in with fever h...,
What hx details do you look for i...
22
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Lecture 33: Immunodeficiency etc
What are the ways immunodeficienc...,
Write some notes on congenital pr...,
Write some notes on acquired or s...
17
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Lecture 34: Fever and Headache
In meningitis explain where the i...,
What are the most common causes o...,
What are the symptoms of inflamma...
17
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Lecture 35: Fever in travellers
What are some common infections o...,
What are some common infections o...,
What are some common infections f...
27
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Lecture 36: Febrile neutropeania
What might be observed on a bone ...,
What does chemotherapy do in acut...,
What is febrile neutropeania in o...
11
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Lecture 37: Urinary tract infection
When a patient presents with issu...,
What causes urethritis,
What causes cystitis
18
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Lecture 38: Urethritis?
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Lecture 39: Genital ulcers and lesions
Insert slide one picture of the t...,
How does herpes simplex infection...,
What is used to treat syphilis
21
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Lecture 40: Hospital acquired infections
What can happen in systemic infec...,
What are the potential surgical s...,
What are some hospital acquired i...
17
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Lecture 41: Viral Heptatitis
What sort of features of presenta...,
What can lead to hepatitis,
Describe the nature of different ...
25
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Filling in the blanks
What is the most likely causes of...,
How is endocarditis diagnosed,
What is the treatment for endocar...
21
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