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Ophthalmology - Open-Angle Glaucoma
What does glaucoma refer to 1,
What causes raised intraocular pr...,
Name the types of glaucoma 3
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Ophthalmology - Acute Angle-Closure Glaucoma
What happens in acute angle closu...,
What is the significance of acute...,
What are the risk factors for acu...
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Ophthalmology - Age-Related Macular Degeneration
What is age related macular degen...,
What are the two types of age rel...,
What is the macula s role in visi...
21
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Ophthalmology - Diabetic Retinopathy
What is diabetic retinopathy 1,
What does hyperglycaemia mean in ...,
What is the pathophysiology of di...
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Ophthalmology - Hypertensive Retinopathy
What is hypertensive retinopathy 1,
How can changes in hypertensive r...,
What are the features of hyperten...
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Ophthalmology - Cataracts
What are cataracts 1,
What is the role of the lens in t...,
How is the lens held in place 3
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Ophthalmology - Pupil Disorders
What are circular muscles and dil...,
What can cause an irregular pupil...,
What causes a tadpole pupil 3
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Ophthalmology - Eyelid Disorders
What is blepharitis 1,
How does blepharitis present 2,
What is a stye 3
24
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Ophthalmology - Conjunctivitis
What is conjunctivitis 1,
What does the conjunctiva cover 2,
How does conjunctivitis present 3
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Ophthalmology - Anterior Uveitis
What are the components of the uv...,
Where is the choroid located 2,
What are the less common types of...
17
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Ophthalmology - Episcleritis
What is episcleritis 1,
In which age group is episcleriti...,
What inflammatory disorders are a...
8
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Ophthalmology - Scleritis
What is scleritis 1,
What is the most severe type of s...,
What is the main cause of sclerit...
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Ophthalmology - Corneal Abrasions
What are corneal abrasions 1,
What are common causes of corneal...,
What do chemical abrasions cause 3
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Ophthalmology - Herpes Keratitis
What does keratitis refer to 1,
What are the causes of keratitis 2,
What causes exposure keratitis 3
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Ophthalmology - Subconjunctival Haemorrhage
What happens in a subconjunctival...,
What can lead to subconjunctival ...,
What is the appearance of a subco...
9
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Ophthalmology - Posterior Vitreous Detachment
What is posterior vitreous detach...,
What is the vitreous humour 2,
How does the vitreous humour chan...
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Ophthalmology - Retinal Detachment
What is retinal detachment 1,
What usually causes retinal detac...,
How does retinal detachment affec...
12
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Ophthalmology - Retinal Vein Occlusion
What occurs in retinal vein occlu...,
Where can the thrombus form in re...,
Outline branch retinal vein drain...
17
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Ophthalmology - Central Retinal Artery Occlusion
What is central retinal artery oc...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are risk factors for atheros...
16
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Ophthalmology - Retinitis Pigmentosa
What is retinitis pigmentosa 1,
What are the primary symptoms of ...,
Which photoreceptors degenerate m...
8
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Neurology - Stroke and TIA
What are the two types of cerebro...,
What can disrupt blood supply to ...,
What is a tia 3
17
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Neurology - Intracranial Bleeds
List the types of intracranial ha...,
What percentage of strokes do int...,
List risk factors for intracrania...
36
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Neurology - Multiple Sclerosis
What is multiple sclerosis ms 1,
What age group is most commonly a...,
What cells produce myelin 3
33
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Neurology - Motor Neurone Disease
What is motor neurone disease 1,
What type of neurones are affecte...,
What are the different types of m...
18
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Neurology - Parkinson's Disease
What is parkinson s disease 1,
What is the typical parkinson s p...,
What are the classic triad featur...
24
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Neurology - Benign Essential Tremor
What is benign essential tremor 1,
What are the key features of beni...,
What is the frequency range of th...
7
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Neurology - Epilepsy
What are the main types of seizur...,
What types of seizures are more c...,
What characterises generalised to...
28
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Neurology - Pain
What is pain 1,
What are the two categories of pa...,
What are the two aspects to the e...
27
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Neurology - Facial Nerve Palsy
What does facial nerve palsy refe...,
Where does the facial nerve exit ...,
Which structures does the facial ...
21
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Neurology - Brain Tumours
How do brain tumours prsent 1,
List the causes of increased pres...,
What are concerning features of h...
25
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Neurology - Huntington's Chorea
What is huntington s disease also...,
What type of genetic condition is...,
What gene is mutated in huntingto...
24
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Neurology - Myasthenia Gravis
What is myasthenia gravis 1,
At what ages does myasthenia grav...,
What is strongly linked to myasth...
17
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Neurology - Lambert Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome
What is lambert eaton myasthenic ...,
What is lambert eaton myasthenic ...,
What causes lambert eaton myasthe...
9
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Neurology - Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
What is charcot marie tooth disea...,
What are the types of mutations a...,
How is charcot marie tooth diseas...
10
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Neurology - Guillain-Barré Syndrome
What is guillain barre syndrome 1,
What are the common triggers of g...,
What is the mechanism thought to ...
14
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Neurology - Neurofibromatosis
What is neurofibromatosis 1,
Which type of neurofibromatosis i...,
On which chromosome is the neurof...
15
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Neurology - Tuberous Sclerosis
What is tuberous sclerosis 1,
What are hamartomas 2,
Where do hamartomas commonly affe...
10
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Neurology - Headaches
What are key red flags associated...,
What does papilloedema suggest in...,
What are common characteristics o...
19
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Neurology - Migraines
Which demographic is most commonl...,
How are migraines categorised 2,
What are the five stages of migra...
21
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Neurology - Cluster Headaches
What are cluster headaches 1,
Why are they called cluster heada...,
What is a typical pattern of clus...
11
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Basic Dermatology
What should be explored in pmh re...,
How are skin types classified 2,
What should be asked about in fam...
18
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ENT - Hearing Loss
What is the onset like in hearing...,
What is required for sudden onset...,
List associated symptoms that may...
11
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ENT - Audiometry
What is audiometry 1,
What is an audiogram 2,
On an audiogram what is plotted o...
9
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ENT - Presbycusis
What is presbycusis 1,
What are some mechanisms causing ...,
List the risk factors for presbyc...
10
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ENT - Sudden SN Hearing Loss
What is sudden sensorineural hear...,
What is the most common character...,
What are some conductive causes o...
9
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ENT - ET Dysfunction
Outline et dysfunction pathophysi...,
What are common symptoms of eusta...,
What can trigger worsening sympto...
14
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ENT - Otosclerosis
What is otosclerosis 1,
What factors contribute to the de...,
What is the role of the stapes in...
13
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ENT - Otitis Media
What is otitis media 1,
How do throat infections lead to ...,
What are the most common bacteria...
25
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ENT - Otitis Externa
What is otitis externa 1,
What are the two types of otitis ...,
What is another common name for o...
23
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ENT - Ear Wax
What is ear wax also called 1,
Where is ear wax normally produced 2,
What is ear wax made from 3
12
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ENT - Tinnitus
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ENT - Vertigo
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ENT - BPPV
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ENT - Vestibular Neuronitis
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ENT - Labyrinthitis
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ENT - Ménière's Disease
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ENT - Acoustic Neuroma
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ENT - Cholesteatoma
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ENT - Facial Nerve Palsy
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ENT - Nosebleeds
What are nose bleeds also known as 1,
Where does epistaxis originate 2,
What can cause epistaxis 3
11
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ENT - Sinusitis
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ENT - Nasal Polyps
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ENT - OSA
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ENT - Tonsillitis
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are the most common causes o...,
What is waldeyer s ring 3
16
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ENT - Quinsy
What is quinsy 1,
What causes quinsy 2,
Who is affected by quinsy 3
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ENT - Tonsillectomy
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ENT - Neck Lumps
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ENT - Head and Neck Cancer
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ENT - Tongue Conditions
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ENT - Mouth and Gum Conditions
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