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Autopsy
What are the different types of a...,
What are the,
Describe medico
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acute and chronic inflammation
What is inflammation,
When is inflammation good,
When is inflammation bad
31
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thrombosis, embolism ischaemia infarction
What makes up blood,
What factors mean that the format...
29
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regeneration and repair
Describe resolution,
Describe repair,
Alcoholic liver damage
18
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pathology of atherosclerosis
Describe atherosclerosis,
What does atherosclerosis cause,
Risk factors for
7
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apoptosis v necrosis
Describe apoptosis,
What are the two processes that r...,
How does a cell decide to apoptose
13
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Disorders of development
Describe congenital,
Describe inherited,
Describe acquired
13
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hypertrophy hyperplasia atrophy metaplasia dysplasia
Describe hypertrophy,
Where does hypertrophy occur,
Give examples of hypertrophy
17
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pathology of ageing
What is the hayflick limit,
Why would skin cels from older pe...,
In some inherited conditions how ...
22
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How to treat cancers w/ pathology
Where do basal cell carcinomas in...,
What cures a basal cell carcinoma,
Leukemia
12
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carcinogenesis
What is carcinogenesis,
What are carcinogens,
Describe the term carcinogenic
18
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invasion and metastasis
Describe in situ neoplasia,
Describe carcinoma in situ,
Describe invasive carcinoma
26
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the molecular pathology of newer anti-cancer agents
How does conventional chemotherap...,
What is vinblastine,
What does etoposide do
15
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formative assessment- inflammation and cellular responses
What is the name of the main effe...,
What is the name of the cells tha...,
Which of the following is an exam...
12
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formative assessment neoplasia
What is this,
Which one of the following tumour...,
What is the name of a malignant t...
24
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Benign and Malignant Tumours: Tumour classification
What does tumour mean,
What can cause swelling,
Describe neoplasms
49
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immunology
Name 9 factors affecting immune h...,
Describe the etiology of cancer,
Key hallmarks of cancer
26
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vaccines
What are the two types of immunis...,
Describe passive immunisation,
What are the limitations of passi...
36
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detecting and responding the pathogens
Describe innate immunity,
What are the 4 steps of phagocyte...,
What molecular patterns can the i...
36
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Allergy and hypersensitivity
What is a type 1 hypersensitivity...,
What is atophy,
What are allergens
24
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principles of pharmokinetics
Define pharmokinetics,
Define absorption,
What are the routes of administra...
31
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drugs and receptors
Define the term drug,
What are the 4 drug targets,
Define pharmacology
59
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drugs and enzymes
What is an enzyme inhibitor,
What does an enzyme inhibitors do,
What are the two types of enzyme ...
75
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drug development
What are the current models of dr...,
Define druggability,
What recombinant proteins are use...
9
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opoid pharmacology
What are the simple chemical modi...,
What are natural occurring opioid...,
What are the routes of administra...
31
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cholinergic and adrenergic pharmacology
What is cholinergic and adrenergi...,
What is cholinergic and adrenergi...,
What is cholinergic and adrenergi...
37
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Ageing and immunity
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Pharmokinetics in practice
What are first order kinetics,
What are zero order kinetics,
What is half life t1 2 dependant on
27
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immunology formative
What are the two types of immune ...,
What cell type is described below...,
Which antigen presenting cell is ...
10
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social, gender, inequality
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meds adherence and concordance
Define adherence,
Describe compliance,
Describe adherence
26
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introduction to immunology
What are the two types of immunity,
Describe innate immunity,
Describe adaptive immunity
102
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drug interactions
When does a drug interaction occur,
What are the two types of drug in...,
Describe phrarmodynamic interactions
31
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adverse drug reactions
Define adverse drug reactions,
Define side effects,
Describe what occurs depending on...
26
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anaphylaxis and drug allergy
Define hypersensitivity,
Is anaphylaxis immunological or not,
What are the two types of drug hy...
25
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bacteria as causes of diseases
What is a pathogen,
What is a commensal,
What is an opportunist pathogen
41
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gram positive bacteria
How do gram positive bacteria sta...,
How are streptococci classified,
What is lancefield grouping
40
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gram negative bacteria
What are pathogenicity determinants,
What are colonisation factors,
What are toxins
16
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Invasive Meningococcal Disease
What is meningitis,
What are the three layers of meni...,
What are the infectious causes of...
41
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Notifiable Diseases & Immunisations
What is human normal immunoglobul...,
2
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fungal infections
What are fungi,
How do fungi move,
Describe yeasts
30
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protozoa
What are protozoa,
What is the main biological role ...,
How do protozoa function
26
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anti-virals and treatment of common viral infections
What are the two therapeutic opti...,
Name some antiviral drugs,
Name some immune modulation
8
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antibiotics symposium
What is an antibiotic,
How do antibiotics work,
What are antimicrobials
37
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antibiotic symposium- use of antibiotics in practise
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infection control
Describe the health act 2006,
What are the key components of in...,
What are the infection control po...
14
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pattern recognition receptors
How are bacteria and fungi handled,
W,
How are viruses handled
20
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HIV/ AIDS epidemiology and confidentiality
What is the global target,
What does a late diagnosis lead to,
What are the three routes of hiv ...
7
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HIV infection:virology, pathogenesis and immunology
What is hiv,
What are the 6 stages of virology,
Describe the first stage of virol...
28
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the global impact of HIV
Who is most at risk of hiv,
What are the commitments and targ...,
How do thy aim to reduce heterose...
6
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clinical features of HIV and AIDS
What are the two markers used to ...,
In a patient with fever rash and ...,
When would you think about doing ...
10
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endocrine system- functional anatomy and physiology
What does the major endocrine sys...,
Define hormone,
Define endocrine
91
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endocrinology- regulation of appetite
Define apetite,
Define satiety,
How can body mass index be calcul...
36
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Introduction to diabetes
Where does all glucose come from,
What occurs in the liver,
Where is glucose delivered to
71
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Hypoglycaemia and insulin treatment in diabetes
Describe t1dm,
Describe t2dm,
Advantages of basal insulin in ty...
26
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Calcium and Parathyroid Hormone
What does parathyroid hormones do,
What is pth response to decreased...,
What does calcium homeostasis do
24
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Pituitary hormone regulation and presentation of pituitary disease
Describe the blood supply of the ...,
Describe the pituitary thyroid axis,
What does the thyroid produce
16
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puberty
What do ovarian oestrogens do,
What do ovarian and adrenal andro...,
What occurs at puberty for girls
63
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thyroid diseases
Define hyperthyroidism,
What are the three mechanisms for...,
What are the causes of hyperthyro...
43
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Endocrinopathies in Pregnancy
What hormones does the first trim...,
Metabolic changes you experience ...,
Gestational syndromes you experie...
11
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Water balance, diabetes Insipidus and hyponatraemia
What is the volume of extracellul...,
What is the volume of intreacellu...,
What is the volume of interstitia...
28
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Non-Functioning Tumours and Pituitary Hormone Testing
Where does craniopharyngioma come...,
What could pituitary mass lesions be,
Descr
51
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acromegaly and prolactinomas
Define acromegaly,
What are the co morbidities you c...,
What is the diagnosis of acromega...
33
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other types of diabetes
What is mody,
Describe the genetic history of mody,
Describe physical history of mody
40
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Circadian rhythms, adrenal insufficiency and management
Define circadian rhythms,
What is adrenal insufficiency,
What are the three types of adren...
15
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non insulin treatments
Define cardiorenal,
What are the objectives of treatment,
3
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Microvascular Complications of Diabetes
What complications can occur from...,
What are the clinical consequence...,
Describe how diabetic peripheral ...
24
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