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Principles of pathology
What is the definition of pathology,
What can abnormalities arise from,
What is aetiology
32
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Cell responses to Injury I
What can reversible cell injuries...,
What is cell adaptation,
What is hypertrophy
35
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Cell responses to Injury II
What can happen after reversible ...,
What occurs in the cytoplasm duri...,
What occurs in the nucleus during...
25
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Acute Inflammation
What are the 3 aims of inflammation,
What are the five cardinal rules ...,
What are the three components of ...
86
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Chronic inflammation
What is chronic inflammation,
When does chronic inflammation occur,
What are some mechanisms of chron...
32
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Introduction to bacteriology
What are bacteria definition,
How many genes do bacteria have a...,
What is the size range of bacteria
41
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Bacteriology Structure and Function
What are some examples of disting...,
What are the four main categories...,
What is gram staining
19
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Normal microbial flora and pathogens
What are the two main groups path...,
What are true pathogens,
What is the first of kochs postul...
22
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The pathogenesis of bacterial infections
What is pathogenesis,
What is the definition of a pathogen,
What causes peptic ulcer disease
43
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Bacterial genetics, mobile elements and evolution
What is hgt horizontal gene transfer,
What are mge,
What are some examples of mge in ...
15
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Antimicrobial resistance
What are antimicrobials,
What are some lesser known uses o...,
What is antibiotic resistance
21
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Cytology
What is cytology,
What are some ways you can examin...,
Name 5 ways you can collect sampl...
7
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Post-Mortem Technique
What does gross pathology refer to,
Name 5 pieces of equipment you wo...,
What are some things you may noti...
24
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Healing
What are the four stages of wound...,
When does haemostasis occur,
What is a vasospasm
37
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Vascular disorders I
What is dic disseminatedintravasc...,
What is the consequence of haemos...,
What is an example of an operatio...
33
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Vascular disorders II
Name 5 things that can cause thro...,
What are the two different types ...,
Describe arterial thrombosis
43
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Antimicrobial susceptability assays
Why you would test for antimicrob...,
What are three phenotypic tests f...,
What is the mic
14
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Introduction to ectoparasites
What is the definition of a parasite,
What phylum are the majority of e...,
What are the three main classes o...
48
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Intro to veterinary immunology
What is the aim of the immune system,
What three mechanisms help to ens...,
What is a physical barrier
16
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Activating the immune system
What are 4 important switches for...,
Through which two molecules does ...,
What are some examples of pamps
33
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Innate immunity
What are some examples of chemica...,
What is the function of the innat...,
What do epithelial layers produce
37
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Introduction to endoparasites
What are commensal parasites,
What are symbiotic parasites,
What are micropredator parasites
23
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Immune response to pathogens
What are the three different type...,
What is immunopathology,
What are the 4 different types of...
40
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Virology: Structure and Taxonomy
What is a virion,
Where does the lipid envelope of ...,
What are some properties of virus s
14
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Virology: Replication and Pathogenesis
What is the eclipse phase of viru...,
What is transcription and where d...,
What is translation and where doe...
20
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immunopathology: hypersensitivities
What is the definition of an allergy,
What is the definition of atopy,
What is the definition of anaphyl...
15
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FNA and Cytology Sampling Techniques
What is cytology,
What are some ways you can collec...,
What are the two ways of fna or fnb
13
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Submitting Biopsies and Post-mortem cases
Who must submit the form,
Why must we submit a form,
What must the submission form als...
9
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Mycology
What are some key facts surroundi...,
What are the four main groups of ...,
What is the name of the fungi of ...
32
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Adaptive Immunity 1
What is the innate immune response,
What is the adaptive immune response,
What are the molecules used in th...
43
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Adaptive Immunity II
Where does antigen recognition by...,
What drives the activation of ant...,
Where do memory or infected cells...
21
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Neoplasia I
What is a hamartoma,
What is a choristoma,
What are three examples of benign...
17
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Neoplasia II
How do you give a histological de...,
What is the characteristic patter...,
What is the characteristic patter...
11
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Neoplasia III
What are the 6 steps of invasion,
What is the lymphatic pathway of ...,
What is the haematogenous pathway...
7
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Intro to histopathology
What are soem examples of things ...,
What are some examples of things ...,
What are five processes that coul...
16
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Virology: Transmission and Control
How does nipah virus disseminate ...,
What is the definition of viremia,
What is passive viremia
7
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Practical- Post Mortem examination
What is step 1 of the post mortem...,
What is step 2 of the post mortem...,
What is step 3 of the post mortem...
9
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Concepts of Vaccination
What are some examples of vaccine...,
What is natural passive immunity,
What is artifical passive immunity
22
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Hypersensitivities II
What is type ii hypersensitivity,
What antibodies does type ii involve,
How does the phagocytosis occur
14
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Hypersensitivities III
What is the basic mechanism,
What happens to the antibody comp...,
Why may complexes form and get st...
9
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Hypersensitivities IV
Explain the indirect effector phase,
Explain the direct effector phase
8
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Autoimmunity
What is the definition of autoimm...,
What is autoimmunity mediated by,
What are witebsky s postulates
16
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Amyloidosis
What are the four main types of a...,
What is primary amyloidosis assoc...,
What is secondary amyloidosis ass...
10
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Immunodeficiency
What is immunodeficiency,
What is primary immunodeficiency,
What is secondary immunodeficiency
6
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Immunology- Basic Techniques
What is an immunological assay,
What is serology,
What is a primary binding test
32
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