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Acute inflammation
Define acute inflammation and wha...,
What are the consequences of acut...,
What are the 2 main components of...
21
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Chronic inflammation
What is chronic inflammation comp...,
How does acute inflammation progr...,
What are the different causes of ...
27
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Stroke: clinical diagnosis and classification
Define stroke,
What are the 2 main types of strokes,
What are the characteristics of a...
38
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Neuropathology (1)
What are the subdivisions of prim...,
What are common characteristics o...,
What is tai
43
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Neuropathology (2)
What is the whos definition of ce...,
What is global anoxia,
What is a watershed boundary zone...
46
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Infections of the CNS
Define meningitis,
Define encephalitis,
Define myelitis
53
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Anaemia and haematinic deficiencies
What is blood made up of,
What is anaemia,
What are the normal levels of hae...
43
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Nutritional history, examination and assessment
How much of the uk pop is affecte...,
Why do people become malnourished,
What are the effects of malnutrition
30
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Fever in the returning traveller
What are you most worried about i...,
What is the lifecycle of malara,
What are the different species of...
24
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An introduction to urology
What are some of the key characte...,
What factors increase the risk of...,
What is the normal flow rate of u...
33
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Tuberculosis
What can happen to the spine in c...,
What stain is used for tb,
What are the organisms that cause tb
23
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Drugs of abuse
When is it important to consider ...,
What are examples of stimulants,
What are examples of sedatives di...
25
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Alcohol
Define alcoholic,
Define dependence,
What does the dsm 5 state about a...
33
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Principles of managing poisoned patients
What are the key stages of managi...,
What are some key clinical featur...,
What are some other key features ...
22
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Paracetamol poisoning
How many hospital admissions are ...,
What is the pathophysiology of pa...,
What are the factors that influen...
17
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Cell turnover and disorders of cell proliferation and differentiation
What are examples of labile cells...,
What are examples of stable cells...,
What are examples of permanent ce...
36
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Healing and repair
What are the 2 main pathways a ti...,
What does healing require and wha...,
What are the 3 main structural el...
25
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Neoplasia
Define tumour,
Define neoplasm,
Define benign
19
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Neoplasia 2
In histopathology what are the ty...,
In histopathology what are the ty...,
Wha is the role of a histopatholo...
17
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Age related macular degeneration
What can amd cause,
Which age group is most affected ...,
What is normally the first symptom
19
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Cataracts
What is a cataract,
What are the three forms of catar...,
What are the causes of cataracts
17
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Glaucoma
What is glaucoma,
What are the causes of glaucoma,
How can glaucoma be classified
18
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The acute red eye
What are the broad categories of ...,
What is blepharitis,
What are the causes of blepharitis
52
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Introduction to ophthalmology
What is included in ophthalmology,
What systemic diseases is the vis...,
What is the purpose of the eye an...
52
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Cardiovascular therapeutics
What occurs in coronary artery di...,
How is cad treated,
What are the 2 key lifestyle fact...
63
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Cardiology investigations in practice
What condition is it important to...,
What factors influence what inves...,
Define sensitivity
16
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Respiratory therapeutics
What happens in asthmas and what ...,
What is a key characteristic in t...,
What can late onset asthma be mis...
44
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Pathology GI tract
When does esophagitis commonly occur,
What does histology show in esoph...,
What can happen in more severe ca...
59
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Introduction to clinical neurology
What are the key areas and their ...,
What are the key areas and their ...,
What are the key areas and their ...
32
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Hemolytic anaemias
What is the normal life span of rbc,
Where is the physiological sites ...,
Where is the pathological sites f...
35
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Principles of the treatment of infections
What are the 3 factors that need ...,
What are the criteria in which th...,
What can be useful in terms of th...
16
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Inherited hemoglobin disorders
Why do we need to know about hemo...,
What is hemoglobin made up of,
What genes chromosomes encode the...
42
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Introduction to hematology and normal hemopoiesis
Define polycythaemia,
Define leukemia,
Define lymphoma
35
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Multiple Myeloma
What is multiple myeloma,
What are plasma cells,
What is the most frequent feature...
37
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Other cardiovascular pathology
What are the three main forms of ...,
What factors are important to con...,
How does the severity of valvular...
52
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Atherosclerosis and ischemic heart disease
What arteries are most commonly a...,
What is the atheromatous plaque i...,
Why are atheromatous plaques thou...
42
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Chemical pathology of renal disease
What kidneys are affect early in ...,
What kidneys functions are not no...,
What is stage 1 aki
41
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Lung Pathology
What can asthma be described as,
What are the two types pf asthma,
What is the pathophysiology of as...
63
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Lung Pathology 2
What are examples of occupational...,
What are examples of fibrogenic d...,
How does silicosis present
21
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Salt & Water balance
What are the daily requirements f...,
What are the average losses of wa...,
What are the ratios of na and k b...
22
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Potassium
What is potassium important,
Why is maintaining potassium leve...,
In a healthy individual how is po...
36
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Biochemical aspects of GI disease and nutrition
During a clinical assessment what...,
How can you assess food intake,
What functional assessments can b...
70
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Calcium, phosphate and magnesium
What can imbalances in calcium ph...,
What are the roles of calcium,
What are the roles of phosphate
31
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Neuroradiology
What are the different imaging mo...,
What is a ct scanner,
What is meant by the terms ct att...
25
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Adverse drug reactions
What are the current drug regulat...,
How are drugs licensed in the uk,
What is not a drug licensing issue
18
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Acid - base balance
What are the 2 basic challenges t...,
What are the extracellular buffer...,
How does bicarbonate act as a buf...
17
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Clinical anatomy for procedures and the operating theatre
Where is the angle of louis,
Where do the chest leads go for a...,
What are the superficial veins in...
23
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Imaging of the heart and lungs
What are the different modalities...,
When is an ap cxr carried out,
What are the problems with supine...
15
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URT pathology
What anatomy forms the urt,
What defence mechanisms does the ...,
What conditions have abnormal muc...
49
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Gynaecology history taking and exam
What are some key questions to as...,
What are the different types of c...,
What are the important rare side ...
4
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Introduction to the major groups of antimicrobials
What are examples of beta lactams,
What is an example of a quinolone,
What is an example of a macrolide
41
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Principles of pathogenesis: bacterial infection
What are the several overlapping ...,
What are kochs postulates,
What is the iceberg concept of in...
25
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Healthcare associated infections
What is an infection,
When does colonisation occur,
What are the different sources of...
41
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Thrombosis, embolism, ischaemia and infarction
What is the definition of thrombosis,
What is the mechanism behind thro...,
What is virchows triad
30
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Tumours of the lung and pleura
What are the causes of lung cancer,
How is lung cancer diagnosed,
What are some important signs sym...
27
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pathology of salivary gland neoplasms
What are some examples of benign ...,
What is a pleomorphic adenoma,
What are monomorphic adenomas
17
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