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causes
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HBV (hep B) most common cause, and vaccinations have helped reduce prevalence
A. Stage 4
flashcards
Decks in class (46)
# Cards
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Diagnostics 1 - sensitivity, specificity & likelihood ratios8
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Radiology in Diagnostics3
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Uses and limitations of laboratory medicine11
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Multi organ failure and critical illness4
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Signal transduction pathways21
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Autoimmune disease9
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Cell biology and pathophysiology21
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Endothelial cell pathology8
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Regeneration and repair processes15
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Carcinogenesis and hallmarks of cancer17
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Inherited disease2
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Treatment of parkinson's8
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Epilepsy treatment21
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investigation of dysmorphic child and developmental delay8
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X-linked inheritance11
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Parkinson's & Epilepsy recap11
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Endocrine disorders7
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Diabetes and lipid disorders19
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DKA11
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Pituitary function20
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calcium and bone11
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Electrolyte abnormalities19
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endocrine disease4
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Interpreting LFTs0
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Cirrhosis and alcoholic liver disease16
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Obesity and liver disease1
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Presribing in liver disease4
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peptic ulceration and altered bowel habits9
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Autoimmune liver disease16
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HCC1
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Acute liver failure8
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Lung disease group work11
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Interstitial lung disease12
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Cor pulmonale2
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Hypoventilation2
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Hypertension8
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Heart failure12
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Acute coronary syndromes7
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Dyslipidaemias1
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hyperlipidaemia7
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Cardiac syncope and sudden death5
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Solid organ malignancy8
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Cancers with strong predisposing factors0
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Lung cancer23
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Germ cell tumours6
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Exam prep0
