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Urology - Anatomy of urinary tract
Where are the kidneys located,
What are the important posterior ...,
What are the anterior relations o...
65
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Urology - Congenital abnormalities of the urogenital tract
What cell type does the renal and...,
What are the 3 components of the ...,
What structure removes fetal waste
15
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Urology - Physiology of bladder function
Describe the afferent innervation...,
Do males and females have the sam...,
Describe the efferent innervation...
14
cards
Urology - Hormonal control of testicular function
When does spermatogenesis start,
When should the testes descend if...,
Where in the testes does spermato...
27
cards
Urology - Imaging
Why are plain abdominal films a u...,
How can renal calcifications be m...,
Why is renal ultrasound a good im...
9
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Urology - LUTS
What are luts how are they relate...,
How common is bph,
How are luts classified
16
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Urology - Incontinence
What is the definition of inconti...,
How common is urinary incontinence,
How is ui classified
19
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Urology - Scrotal swelling or pain
What are the most common swelling...,
What are the most common swelling...,
What is the most likely cause of ...
40
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Urology - UTI
What is a urinary tract infection...,
What are the different types of uti,
What factors predispose to develo...
16
cards
Urology - Haematuria
What is gross or macroscopic haem...,
What are common causes of macrosc...,
Are there any differences in the ...
20
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Urology - Loin pain
How is loin pain classified,
List some non renal causes of fla...,
How can rib pain present as flank...
18
cards
Urology - Erectile dysfunction
What is erectile dysfunction ed,
How common is ed,
What is the aetiology of ed
18
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Urology - Bladder cancer
What is the most common bladder c...,
What are the macroscopic differen...,
What is the most important factor...
38
cards
Urology - Prostate cancer & abnormal PSA
What are the risk factors for pro...,
How does prostate cancer present,
What are the indications for pros...
21
cards
Urology - Stone disease
What is nephrolithiasis,
What is the most common compositi...,
What are the features of oxalate ...
24
cards
Urology - Renal tumors
Name some benign renal tumours wh...,
What is renal cell carcinoma,
What is the epidemiology of rcc
16
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Urology - Urological emergencies
What patients are more at risk of...,
What are the causes of urinary re...,
How is acute urinary retention ma...
29
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Orthopaedics - Emergencies
What is osteomyelitis,
Why is osteomyelitis associated w...,
Which parts of the skeleton are a...
31
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Orthopaedics - Oncology
What is the most commonly occurri...,
What is the most common type of m...,
What is an osteochondroma in what...
20
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Orthopaedics - Spine
How many vertebrae make up the ce...,
Describe the main characteristics...,
What are the anatomical features ...
44
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Orthopaedics - Shoulder
What causes shoulder instability,
What are the 4 rotator cuff muscles,
What is the difference between a ...
31
cards
Orthopaedics - Hand, wrist and elbow
What is the difference between th...,
What is the function of the great...,
What is the spiral groove
70
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Orthopaedics - Hip
What risk factors are associated ...,
What signs and symptoms are assoc...,
What are the key features on exam...
41
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Orthopaedics - Knee
What bones articulate to form the...,
What type of bone is the patella,
Where are the collateral ligament...
37
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Orthopaedics - Foot and ankle
What is the shape of the tibia,
How many muscle compartments are ...,
What nerves supply the muscles of...
34
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ENT - Otology
What is the difference between co...,
Is it possible to distinguish bet...,
A patient has a positive rinnes t...
86
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ENT - Rhinology
What is the glabella,
What is the columella,
What structures form the shape of...
39
cards
ENT - Head and neck
What are the 3 divisions of the p...,
What are the boundaries of the na...,
Where is the oropharynx
81
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Rheumatology - Introduction to rheumatological disease
What symptoms should be asked abo...,
What key features suggest inflamm...,
What conditions cause an acute mo...
25
cards
Rheumatology - NSAIDs
What enzyme do nsaids inhibit,
Does cox exist in different forms,
What is a major problem with sele...
19
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Rheumatology - Seronegative spondyloarthropathies
What are seronegative spondyloart...,
What groups of patients are norma...,
What is the clinical presentation...
23
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Rheumatology - Metabolic bone disease
What is compact bone,
Where is cancellous bone found,
What is meant by the term lamella...
52
cards
Rheumatology - Connective tissue diseases
What is sle in which patients is ...,
What are the clinical features of...,
Which system is most commonly inv...
39
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Rheumatology - OA
What is oa,
What age group is most affected b...,
What is the aetiology of oa
12
cards
Rheumatology - RA
What is ra,
What are the clinical features of ra,
What are the classical findings o...
26
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Rheumatology - Vasculitis
What is vasculitis how is it clas...,
What clinical features suggest a ...,
What is the most common form of v...
44
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Rheumatology - Misc rheumatological conditions
What is carpel tunnel syndrome,
What is the presentation of carpe...,
What are the important findings o...
47
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Anaesthetics - Introduction to anaesthesia 1
What is the difference between an...,
What are the 3 components of gene...,
What is a balanced anaesthesia
5
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Anaesthetics - Introduction to anaesthesia 2
What are the main differences bet...,
How are local anaesthetics classi...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
35
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Anaesthetics - Pharmacology of anaesthesia
What patients are intravenous ind...,
Why do people recover consciousne...,
What are the important properties...
43
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Anaesthetics - Post operative pain management
What is the definition of pain,
What is chronic pain,
What neuronal pathway transmits p...
29
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Anaesthetics - Fluid management
How much is total body water,
In who is total body water largest,
What are the body fluid compartments
69
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Anaesthetics - Perioperative prescribing
What are the important things to ...,
What are the general rules about ...,
When should antiplatelet drugs us...
32
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Anaesthetics - Pulse oximetry and non invasive blood pressure
How do automated blood pressure m...,
What errors can occur in non inva...,
What is the solubility of oxygen ...
19
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Anaesthetics - Oxygen therapy
What are the causes of tissue hyp...,
What 6 mechanisms cause hypoxaemia,
What is the alveolar arterial a a...
31
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Anaesthetics - Airway management
Why is airway management needed i...,
What are supraglottic devices,
What is a guedel airway how does ...
10
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Anaesthetics - Preoperative patient management
What is the ncepod classification...,
How can patients be counselled ab...,
What patient factors are associat...
8
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