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Lecture One
What are the two different types ...,
What are the 3 different types if...,
What is the cause of a primary im...
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Lecture Two
What is the definition of a hyper...,
What is meant by the term autoimm...,
What is immune mediated disease a...
16
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Lecture Three
What are the adverse effects of i...,
What is lymphoma and what stage o...,
What are three ways that lymphoma...
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Lecture 4 - Haem 1
Briefly describe what the functio...,
What are the stages of erythrocyt...,
Briefly explain how the process o...
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Lecture 5 - Haem 2
What is the common causes of seco...,
Briefly describe blood results th...,
Briefly describe the factors that...
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Lecture 6 - Haem 3
What clinical signs are observed ...,
What clinical signs are seen as a...,
What are the differentials that s...
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Lecture 7 - Haem 4
What is the half life of a blood ...,
What is myelopoiesis and how lond...,
Briefly describe the kinetics of ...
34
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Lecture 8 - HAEM 5
Where is thrombopoietin tpo made,
How does il 6 stimulate thrombopo...,
Briefly explain how tpo can regul...
22
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Lecture 9 - HAEM 6
What are the factors that are inv...,
What is involved in secondary hae...,
What are the clinical signs seen ...
17
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Lectures 10, 11, 12 - Cardio 1-3
What is the formula for cardiac o...,
What is the formula for stroke vo...,
What is the normal percentage of ...
60
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Lecture 13 - Cardio 4
What is a hydropericardium,
What is an important consideratio...,
What type of conditions result in...
32
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Lecture 14 - Cardio 5
What is a cardiomyopathy,
What are some features of cardiom...,
How is a diagnosis of cardiomyopa...
29
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Lecture 16 - Respiratory 2
Why can nasal disturbances in hor...,
What are some generic upper respi...,
What are the primary and secondar...
28
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Lecture 17 - Respiratory 3
Comment on the prevalence of lung...,
Why are secondary metastatic neop...,
What are the two main types of lu...
16
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Lecture 18 - Respiratory 4
What is the function of the parie...,
What should be in the pleural spa...,
What is the prevalence of the con...
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Lecture 19 - Respiratory 5
What are the components of the up...,
What are the components of the lo...,
What are the main clinical signs ...
20
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Lecture 15 - Respiratory 1
What is the function of the upper...,
What is the function of the lower...,
What reflexes are involved in pul...
11
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Lecture 20 - Alimentary 1
What is meant by the term dysphagia,
State the following 1 what is the...,
What are the four basic clinical ...
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Lecture 21 - Alimentary Two
Describe the distribution of visc...,
What afferent receptors pick up e...,
Where are the stretch receptors l...
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Lecture 22 - Alimentary 3
Briefly explain the mechanism of ...,
Is turnover of enterocytes slower...,
Below is a diagram showing carboh...
34
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Lecture 23 - Alimentary 4
Briefly explain the mechanism of ...,
What is metabolic acidosis in rum...,
How does metabolic acidosis resul...
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Lecture 24 - Alimentary 5
Name the structures that are show...,
Name the structures that are show...,
Can the following clinical signs ...
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Lecture 25 - Alimentary 6
What tests are involved in the mi...,
What does panhypoproteinaemia ind...,
When would hypoalmbuminaemia be s...
17
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Lecture 26 - Liver 1
What process is needed to cause a...,
Is there any diagnostic importanc...,
For cytoplasmic enzymes how is th...
23
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Lecture 28 - Liver 3
What are the three parts of the p...,
What are the three zones of the h...,
What is the name of the structure...
33
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Lecture 27 - Liver 2
What are the two main physiologic...,
What causes prehepatic un conjuga...,
What are the two potential causes...
23
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Lecture 29 - Liver 4
What is an example of a bacteria ...,
Name the process that is occuring...,
Name the plant below i describe t...
26
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Lecture 30 - Liver 5
Name the structures that are show...,
Name the structure below and stat...,
Name the species that the pancrea...
28
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Lecture 1 - Renal
What is the function of the proxi...,
What is the function of the raas ...,
What is the function of adh withi...
26
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Lecture 2 - Renal
What is the glomerular filtration...,
What are the two main factors tha...,
What are the four main plasma ele...
15
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Lecture 3 - Renal
What is a consequence of renal fa...,
What haematological abnormality d...,
How can urea and creatinine be us...
20
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Lecture 4 - Renal
What are the three different ways...,
What does usg measure,
What is the range for isosthenuria
26
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Lecture 5 - Urinary
Describe the appearance of the ca...,
Describe the appearance of the co...,
What is the function of the filtr...
30
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Lecture 6 and 7 - Urinary
1 state the toxin that is implica...,
For the image below 1 name the to...,
Name the condition shown below an...
26
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Musculoskeletal 1
What is lameness,
What are the three main causes of...,
What are the three main steps inv...
15
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Musculoskeletal 2
Complete the image shown below,
What is the half life of creatine...,
What does a persistent elevation ...
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Musculoskeletal 3
What is wolffs law,
What are the three main portals o...,
What is the name of the group of ...
22
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Musculoskeletal 4
What is the name of the membrane ...,
What is the capacity of joints fo...,
What is degenerative disease and ...
19
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Musculoskeletal 5
What are the four ways muscles re...,
What is required for regeneration...,
What does fibrosis in the muscle ...
22
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Haematology important bits
What cells are involved in humera...,
What cells are involved in cell m...,
What are the four pathological el...
11
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Endocrine One
Where is all circulating t4 produced,
What are the two sources of t3 pr...,
What is is the precursor of thyro...
32
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Endocrine 2 and 3
For the diagram below i name stru...,
For the image below i for 1 6 sta...,
What are the three main actions o...
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Endocrine 4
What are the four major types of ...,
How does insluin act to lower blo...,
How does glucagon activity increa...
16
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Endocrine 5
What are the functions of calcium...,
Describe the two mechanisms by wh...,
Briefly describe the two ways tha...
12
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Dermatology Lecture 1
What is the normal colour of a do...,
What is erythema,
What is hyperpigmentation
41
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Dermatology Lecture 2
Name and describe the pattern of ...,
Name the pattern of inflammation ...,
Name the pattern of inflammation ...
35
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Dermatology Lecture 3
What team normally conducts staging,
What team typically conducts grading,
What are the three different type...
23
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Dermatology Lecture 4
Define the term pruritis,
Describe the path of sesnory nerv...,
Explain the concept of the thresh...
14
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Dermatology Lecture 5
What are the two main causes of a...,
What is the main cause of traumat...,
Describe how a diagnosis of infla...
11
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Dermatology Lecture 6
What is otitis externa,
What is meant by a secondary caus...,
What is meant by a primary cause ...
13
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Neurology Lecture One
What are the generic forebrain si...,
What are the cerebellar signs see...,
What are the brainstem signs that...
5
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Neurology Lecture 2
What is the order that spinal cor...,
What signs would be expected with...,
What signs would be expected with...
10
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Neurology Lectures 3,4,5
I state two causes of hepatic enc...,
What are the three main primary n...,
Name the cause of the lesion belo...
14
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Neurology Lecture 6
What is meant by the term anisokoria,
Define the conditon that is shown...,
Define the term that is shown below
24
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Diagnostic cytology Lecture 1
What method of fine needle aspira...,
What cell types are best suited t...,
What are the five general categor...
33
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Diagnostic cytology Lecture 2
What is the,
What are the,
What are the findings that will b...
19
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Electrolytes 1
What composition of the body is w...,
What is the distribution of body ...,
True or false cell membranes are ...
21
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Electrolytes Lecture 2
What ion does chloride normally c...,
A change in cl will be met by an ...,
What are the two main ways that h...
21
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Repro 1
Define spermatogonia,
Define sertoli cells,
What is the fucntion of leydig cells
30
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Repro 2
What are the main portals of entr...,
What are some clinical signs that...,
Name condition shown below and st...
29
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