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Behavioural And Social Sciences
What factors influence the doctor...,
What are the models of the doctor...,
What is the paternalistic relatio...
62
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Public Health
What are the main components of a...,
Describe how aerodynamic diameter...,
What are some respiratory system ...
29
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Scholarship
What is the hierarchy,
What are the different types of bias,
What is a hazard ratio
20
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Pharmacology
What are the different type of axons,
A delta vs c fibres,
How are the periphery spinal cord...
8
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Ethics
What is the legal framework of or...,
Where do questions of justice man...,
What is a qualy quality adjusted ...
4
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Microbiology
What are commensals,
What are opportunistic pathogens,
Acute subacute and chronic time p...
32
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Immunology
Physiology of vasodilation,
Vascular permeability is increase...,
What is vascular stasis and how d...
127
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Haematology
Cbc complete blood count,
Bmp basic metabolic panel,
Blood gases
7
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U9C1 H.pylori
What is a peptic ulcer,
Why is the duodenum prone to ulce...,
What are the pathological feature...
13
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Genetic Disorders
Name the types of simple mutation,
What is a genetic polymorphism,
What is a missense mutation
20
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HIV/AIDS
Hiv 1 vs hiv 2,
Describe the hiv virus,
What are the transmission route o...
10
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U9C2 Pernicious Anemia
Why would the patient be tired an...,
What is the life cycle of a rbc,
What can go wrong with red blood ...
14
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Ingestion
What are the layers of the gi tract,
Describe smooth muscle,
What is the mechanism of calcium ...
40
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Electrolytes
What does the sodium potassium pu...,
What is the ecf concentration of ...,
What regulates potassium under no...
43
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U10C1 Eating Disorders
What factors drive eating disorders,
What is the developmental model o...,
What is the weight concern model
28
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Digestion
What is the ideal ph in the oral ...,
What are the digestive and absorp...,
What two principal cell types is ...
38
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U10C2 Crohn’s
Christmas mnemonic,
What is the pathophysiology of cr...,
What is the progression of crohn s
14
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U10C3 Domestic Violence And Liver Cirrhosis
What is domestic violence,
What are the risk factors for vic...,
What is the i3 theory of aggression
22
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Liver
What are the functions of the liver,
What is the liver lobule assemble...,
What connects spaces of disse
31
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HPA Axis
What are the 3 classifications of...,
Negative vs positive feedback on ...,
What are the lobes of the hypotha...
28
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Body Energy Homeostasis
What is conduction convection rad...,
What is the mechanism of piloerec...,
What is the mechanism of reducing...
20
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Metabolism
What are the central pathways of ...,
What are the cellular location of...,
What are the main steps of respir...
17
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U10C4 Thyroid
What are the functional units of ...,
What are the thyroid hormone effe...,
What is the hpt axis
26
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Neoplasia
What is neoplasia,
What are the types of tumour,
What is dysplasia
28
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U10C5 Colorectal Cancer
What are the genetic abnormalitie...,
How does cancer cause illness,
What are the uk national screenin...
17
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Micturition And Defacation
What is the ganglionic transmissi...,
What are the nerves of the pelvis,
What is the guarding and micturit...
16
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U10C6 CKD And Diabetes
What is the function of exocrine ...,
What are the hormones secretes by...,
How does high blood pressure lead...
41
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Renal
What is renal clearance and what ...,
Gfr,
What is the clearance of albumin ...
26
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Bone
What are the functions of calcium...,
What is calcium homeostasis regul...,
What are the hormones responsible...
15
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Somatic Nervous System
What are the classifications of t...,
How do the cb cs and pyramidal tr...,
What is the corticospinal tract
37
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Neuromuscular Pathology
What is spinal muscular atrophy sma,
What causes sma,
What is the treatment for sma
17
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U11C1 Cerebral Palsy
What are the stages of development,
Direct vs indirect impact,
What are the cognitive developmen...
17
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U11C2 Trauma And Amputation
What is a fracture and the differ...,
How are fractures actively managed,
What are the phases of fracture h...
12
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U11C3 Rheumatoid Arthritis
What is rheumatoid arthritis ra,
Healthy vs ra joint,
What are the 5 main steps of the ...
24
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U11C4 Spinal Cord Injury
Umn vs lmn lesions,
What does lesions in the cervical...,
What are the functions of the spi...
30
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Autonomic Nervous System
What is the origin of sympathetic...,
The adrenal medulla is innervated by,
All ans efferent pathways are com...
19
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U12C1 Hypertension
What is the normal vs abnormal ra...,
What are the variants of hyperten...,
What are the aetiologies of hyper...
25
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Pre-eclampsia
What is chronic hypertension,
What is gestational hypertension,
What is the diagnostic criteria f...
9
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Coagulation
What is haemostasis,
What are the different clotting f...,
What is factor i and ia
12
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U12C2 DVT And PE
What are the types of pe,
What are the diagnotic tests for pe,
How does d dimer work
20
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ECG
What are the axis of the ecg leads,
What do the different areas of th...,
How to calculate rate in ecg
41
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Blood flow
Basal state vs activated state of...,
Endothelial cells property functi...,
When stimulated smooth muscle cel...
35
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U12C3 MI
What is angina,
What is atherosclerosis,
What are lipids
34
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Clotting
What is the function of platelets,
What activates platelets,
What is the response to injury
5
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U12C4 Heart Failure
What is the nyha functional class...,
Left vs right heart failure,
What is the management of chf
17
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ABGs
What are the normal blood gas values,
What is an acid and a base,
What is ph homeostasis
19
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U13C1 Asthma
Chronic vs acute asthma,
What is the pathophysiology of as...,
What is the role of ige in asthma
20
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U13C2 CAP
What is pneumonia and cap vs hap,
What is the aetiology of pneumonia,
What is curb 65
18
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U13C3 HIV And TB
What is mycobacterium tuberculosis,
What are the risk factors for tb,
What are the symptoms for tb
28
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Ear And Hearing
What are the divisions of the ear,
What is the function of the organ...,
How is sound converted into elect...
30
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Sensorimotor Systems
What do mechanoreceptors project ...,
Which tracts are ascending vs des...,
What is the mechanosensory circui...
14
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U14C1 Otitis Media
How does the ear develop embryolo...,
What is the physiology of hearing,
What are the types of hearing loss
18
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Eyes And Vision
What are opsins and the different...,
How does retinal respond to light,
What is the process of g protein ...
77
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Brain Imaging
What is ct,
What is t1 and t2 in mri,
What is an eeg
7
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U14C2 Vision Loss
What are horizontal and amacrine ...,
What is the visual response to da...,
How does an action potential get ...
11
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Basal Ganglia, Cerebellum And Movement Disorders
What are the embryological origin...,
What are the inputs and outputs o...,
What are the pathways of the basa...
21
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U14C3 Parkinsons
What are the symptoms of parkinson s,
What is the neuroanatomy of parki...,
What is the pathology of parkinson s
13
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Cancer Cell Biology
What is the process of normal cel...,
What is the ras pathway,
What is the cell cycle clock
22
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Taste And Smell
Where are primary olfactory senso...,
What is the process of olfactory ...,
Where do olfactory sensory neuron...
9
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U14C4 Metastatic Brain Cancer
What causes raised intracranial p...,
What causes cerebral oedema,
What are the routes of tumour met...
8
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