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1.1. Diarrohea
What is the difference between di...,
What changes during diarrhoea,
What are the features of gastro e...
42
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1.2 Gastro-Enteritis
What is the difference between di...,
What changes during diarrhoea,
What are the features of gastroen...
50
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2.1. Definition of Sepsis
What are the 4 stages of the trad...,
What can cause systemic inflammat...,
In systemic inflammatory response...
16
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2.2. Demographics of Sepsis
How common is sepsis,
1 what is happening to the incide...,
What is the consequence of sepsis...
5
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2.3. Pathophysiology of Sepsis
What are the 3 defences the body ...,
What does the physical barrier de...,
What does the innate immune syste...
23
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2.4. Clinical Manifestations of Sepsis
What is the clinical features of ...,
What respiratory dysfunction can ...,
What cardiovascular dysfunction c...
22
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2.5. Recognition and Management of Sepsis
From a history what is the sepsis...,
From a respiratory examination wh...,
From a blood pressure examination...
18
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3. HIV
How is hiv spread,
Can you test unconscious patients...,
What does the hiv infection do to...
54
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4. Pyrexia of Unknown Origin
What is the normal temperature of...,
What is the definition of a fever,
How much can body temperature var...
28
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5. Healthcare-Associated Infection (HAI)
What is the definition of healthc...,
How prevalent are healthcare asso...,
What are the possible outcomes of...
33
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6.1. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Impetigo
What type of infection is impetigo,
How is impetigo described,
What is the most common causative...
10
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6.2. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Erysipelas
What type of infection is erysipelas,
How is erysipelas described,
What are the symptoms of erysipelas
8
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6.3. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Cellulitis
What type of infection if cellulitis,
How is cellulitis described,
What is the most common causative...
6
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6.4. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Hair Associated Infections
What are the 3 types of hair asso...,
What are the 2 types of folliculitis,
What does superficial folliculiti...
27
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6.5. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Necrotising Fasciitis
Is necrotising fasciitis an emerg...,
Where can be affected by necrotis...,
What are the predisposing conditi...
12
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6.6. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Pyomyositis
How is pyomyositis described,
How does pyomyositis often manife...,
What is the infection related to
11
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6.7. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Septic Bursitis
What are bursae,
Where are bursae located,
What are the function of bursae
11
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6.8. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Infectious Tenosynovitis
How is infectious tenosynovitis d...,
Which tendons are most commonly i...,
What is the most common inciting ...
7
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6.9. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Toxin Mediated Syndromes
What causes toxin mediated syndromes,
How do superantigens activate the...,
What does the massive burst in cy...
21
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6.10. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Intravenous-Catheter Associated Infections
What type of infection is an intr...,
How does intravenous catheter ass...,
What is commonly associated with ...
8
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6.11. Skin and Soft Tissue Infection - Surgical Site Infection
How many classes of surgical woun...,
What does class 1 surgical wounds...,
What does class 2 surgical wounds...
9
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7. Zoonoses
What is the definition of a zoonose,
What are examples of diseases whi...,
1 what is an anthroponosis 2 give...
30
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8.Fungal Infections
What is the mortality rate of inv...,
Who do fungal pathogens affect,
What are the big 3 fungal pathogens
27
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9.1. Travel Related Infections - Intro
What are the unfamiliar features ...,
What increases vulnerability of t...,
In relation to travelers vulnerab...
16
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9.2. Travel Related Infections - Malaria
Where are most cases if malaria f...,
What is the life cycle of malaria,
What are the 5 species of malaria
16
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9.3. Travel Related Infections - Typhoid Fever
What are the 2 causes of typhoid ...,
What are the predisposing conditi...,
How long can the course of typhoi...
12
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9.4. Travel Related Infections - Dengue
What is the significance of dengue,
Where are the countries at risk o...,
How is dengue transmitted
9
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9.5. Travel Related Infection - Schistosomiasis
What are the 3 organisms responsi...,
What are the 2 types of schistoso...,
Where are cases of schistosomiasi...
13
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10 - Influenza
What family is the influenza viru...,
How many and what are main groups...,
What is the definition of antigen...
39
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