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Fundamentals: Anatomy - Anatomicomedical terminology
Describe the anatomical position,
List the five types of anatomical...,
Define the median plane
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Fundamentals: Anatomy - Fascial compartments, bursae and potential spaces
What is the superficial fascia,
What is the deep fascia composed of,
Outline 4 different extensions an...
12
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Fundamentals: Anatomy - Glossary of bone markings and formations
Body,
Capitulum,
Condyle
22
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Fundamentals: Pharmacology - Introduction to pharmacology
Define drug,
Define agonist,
Define antagonist
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Fundamentals: Pharmacology - Pharmacodynamics
Define pharmacodynamics,
Define agonist,
Define antagonist
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Fundamentals: Physiology - Cellular physiology
Define moles,
Define osmole,
Define equivalents
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Fundamentals: Physiology - General principles of medical physiology
Describe the average body composi...,
What of body weight is the total ...,
Describe the differences in fluid...
166
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Fundamentals: Pathology - Cellular adaptations, injury and death
Define reversible cell injury,
Define irreversible cell injury,
What are the two hallmarks of irr...
35
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Cardiovascular: Anatomy - Coronary arteries
Branches of the rca,
Sinuatrial nodal branch rca vs lca,
Conus artery supply
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Cardiovascular: Physiology - Cardiac excitation
List the structures making up the...,
Where is the sa node located,
How does conduction occur between...
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Respiratory: Anatomy - Mediastinum
What are the anatomical borders o...,
How does the mediastinum change w...,
Describe the mediastinal subdivis...
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Cardiovascular: Anatomy - Pericardium
What is the pericardium,
Layers of the pericardium,
Describe the histology of the ser...
10
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Endocrinology: Pathology - Pituitary adenoma
Pituitary microadenoma,
Pituitary macroadenoma,
Most common pituitary adenoma
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Endocrinology: Pathology - Pituitary disorders
Structure of pituitary,
Two components of pituitary,
Major component of pituitary
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Overview of the skeletal system
What bones make up the axial skel...,
What bones make up the appendicul...,
What is cartilage
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Overview of the muscular system
What characteristics are used to ...,
Compare and contrast the three di...,
List the 7 different shape classi...
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Neurology: Anatomy - Introduction to the nervous system
How can the nervous system be div...,
What are the two main cell types ...,
Give 4 examples of neuroglia in t...
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Neurology: Anatomy - Central nervous system
What are the components of the cns,
What is the function of the cns,
What are the two types of matter ...
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Neurology: Anatomy - Peripheral nervous system
What are the components of the pe...,
What are the three components of ...,
What are the three layers of conn...
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Neurology: Anatomy - Somatic nervous system
What are the two different types ...
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Neurology: Anatomy - Autonomic nervous system
What is the role of the autonomic...,
What are the two types of viscera...,
What are the three divisions of t...
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Cardiovascular: Anatomy - Vascular circuits
Describe the course and role of t...,
Describe the course and role of t...
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Cardiovascular: Anatomy - Blood vessels
What are the three layers of bloo...,
Compare and contrast the composit...,
What is the general difference in...
19
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Radiology: Anatomy - Medical imaging techniques
Outline the most to least radiopa...,
How does conventional radiography...,
How does ct work
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Dermatology: Anatomy - The integumentary system
List 5 functions of the skin,
What are the three layers of the ...,
Compare and contrast the composit...
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Fundamentals: Pathology - Acute and chronic inflammation
Describe the sequence of events i...,
Describe the mechanisms of increa...,
Describe the steps involved in le...
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Fundamentals: Anatomy - Overview of the skeletal system
What is cartilage,
D,
What is the most common form of c...
14
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Haematology: Anatomy - Lymphoid system
What areas of the body do not con...,
What are the 6 main components of...,
What are lymphatic plexuses
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Cardiovascular: Pharmacology - Adrenoceptors
How were adrenoceptors initially ...,
Adrenoceptors are what type of re...,
Outline the subunit and mechanism...
59
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Neurology: Pharmacology - Drugs acting on the autonomic nervous system
List four types of cholinergic ne...,
Outline the steps involved in cho...,
List three drugs affecting cholin...
40
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Elbow and forearm
In what direction do the fibres o...,
Which is the longer of the two fo...,
What palpable aspect of the forea...
28
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Shoulder and arm
What is the pectoral girdle,
When in anatomical position at wh...,
When in anatomical position at wh...
66
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Wrist and hand
List the bones of the carpus coun...,
Which carpal bones have tubercles,
What are the defining features of...
22
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Brachial plexus and myotomes
Describe the course of brachial p...,
Draw and label the brachial plexus,
Name the supraclavicular branches...
28
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Cardiovascular: Pharmacology - Antihypertensives
Outline 6 main classes of antihyp...,
Outline five classes of anti angi...,
What is the formula for bp what i...
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Cardiovascular: Pharmacology - Heart failure
List 7 classes of treatments used...,
List 6 classes of treatments used...,
What is the effect of b agonists ...
43
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Cardiovascular: Pharmacology - Antiarrhythmics
Describe the vaughan williams cla...,
Name four other antiarrhythmic dr...,
Describe the subclasses of class ...
60
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Haematology: Pathology - Haematopoietic system
Two broad causes of neutropenia,
Four causes of decreased or ineff...,
Three causes of increase neutroph...
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Haematology: Pathology - Anaemia
Three broad causes of anaemia,
Eight broad causes of haemolysis ...,
Nine broad causes of haemolysis a...
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Haematology: Pathology - Polycythaemia
Explain the difference between re...,
What is the difference between pr...,
What is the most common cause of ...
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Haematology: Pathology - Bleeding disorders
What does pt measure,
Prolonged pt is caused by deficie...,
What does ptt measure
45
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Renal: Physiology - Renal function and micturition
What structures make up the nephron,
How many nephrons are in the huma...,
What is bowman s capsule
180
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Renal: Physiology - The bladder
How is the smooth muscle of the b...,
What prevents reflux of urine fro...,
What is the circular muscle of th...
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Renal: Pathology - Glomerular disease
Describe the 4 stages of renal fa...,
Outline the systemic manifestatio...,
What is the mechanism underlying ...
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Renal: Pathology - Renal tubular and interstitial disease
What are the causes of acute tubu...,
Three causes of ischaemia which m...,
Four types of toxins which can ca...
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Urology: Pathology - Urinary tract obstruction
Nine causes of urinary tract obst...,
What is the difference in morphol...,
Describe the clinical presentatio...
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Renal: Physiology - Regulation of extracellular fluid composition, volume and acid-base balance
What is the normal plasma osmolality,
At what osmolality is vasopressin...,
What happens to vasopressin secre...
152
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Bones of lower limb
Components of the pelvic girdle,
Function of the pelvic girdle,
How are the femurs directed what ...
80
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Development of lower limb
Six major regions of the lower li...,
When do lower limb buds emerge,
What is the initial orientation o...
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Fascia, veins, lymphatics, efferent vessels, and cutaneous nerves of lower limb
Superior boundaries of the fascia...,
Inferior boundaries of the fascia...,
What forms the iliotibial tract
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Anterior and medial regions of thigh
List the four muscles of the ante...,
Proximal and distal attachment in...,
Proximal and distal attachment in...
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Posture and gait
What are the two stages of walkin...,
What are the three components of ...,
What are the two components of th...
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Haematology and immunology: Pharmacology - Histamine, serotonin and ergot alkaloids
What are autocoids,
Four subtypes of autocoids,
Where is histamine found and what...
43
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Haematology and immunology: Pharmacology - Vasoactive peptides
List 5 vasoconstrictor vasoactive...,
List 7 vasodilatory vasoactive pe...,
What are kinins
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Haematology and immunology: Pharmacology - Eicosanoids
Tell me about the arachadonic aci...,
What are eicosanoids,
Describe the pathways of arachido...
20
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Cardiovascular: Pharmacology - Intravenous fluid solutions
Describe the composition of 09 so...,
Describe the composition of compo...,
Describe the three subtypes of cr...
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Gluteal and posterior thigh regions
Describe the gluteal ligaments,
How are the greater and lesser sc...,
Which muscle fills most of the gr...
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Haematology and immunology: Pathology - Hypersensitivity reactions
Four types of hypersensitivity re...,
Briefly describe the immune mecha...,
Briefly describe the immune mecha...
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Gastrointestinal: Physiology - Digestion and absorption
What are the only types of polysa...,
What is the most common type of d...,
Optimal ph for salivary a amylase
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Gastroenterology: Pharmacology - Anti-ulcer medications
What of peptic ulcers are caused ...,
Two classes of agents used in tre...,
Explain how acid is secreted in t...
51
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Gastroenterology: Pharmacology - Prokinetics
Describe the effects of 5ht motil...,
Pharmacodynamics of bethanechol,
Clinical uses of neostigmine in g...
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Gastroenterology: Pharmacology - Laxatives
7 classes of laxatives with examp...,
Mechanism of action of bulk formi...,
Adverse effect of bulk forming la...
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Gastroenterology: Pharmacology - Antispasmodics
Mechanism of action of dicyclomin...,
Mechanism of action of alosetron,
Role of 5ht 3 receptors within th...
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Gastroenterology: Pharmacology - Antiemetics
Four afferent inputs to vomiting ...,
Mechanism of action of ondansetron,
Mechanism of antiemetic effect of...
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Gastroenterology: Pharmacology - Drugs used to treat IBD
Pharmacodynamics of 5 aminosalicy...,
Clinical uses of 5 asa,
Pharmacokinetics of 5 asa
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Gastroenterology: Pharmacology - Other
At what of pancreatic enzyme secr...,
Mechanism of action of ursodiol,
Three classes of drugs used in ma...
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Haematology and immunology: Pathology - General features of the immune system
Define innate vs adaptive immunity,
Five components of innate immune ...,
Two types of adaptive immunity an...
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Respiratory: Physiology - Anatomy, structure and functional interface of the respiratory system
By what process does o2 and co2 e...,
What is the thickness and total s...,
What is the volume of the anatomi...
14
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Respiratory: Physiology - Ventilation
Normal tidal volume,
Normal minute ventilation,
Normal volume of anatomic dead space
27
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Respiratory: Physiology - Gas diffusion
Fick s law,
Describe fick s law,
Is co diffusion or perfusion limi...
16
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Respiratory: Physiology - Pulmonary blood flow and metabolism
Ra pressure,
Rv systolic and diastolic pressures,
Pulmonary artery pressure systoli...
38
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Respiratory: Pharmacology - Sympathomimetics in respiratory disease
Time to maximal bronchodilation w...,
What is ephedrine what is it used...,
What is isoproterenol
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Respiratory: Pharmacology - Methylxanthines
Clinical uses of methylxanthines,
Pharmacokinetics of theophylline,
Describe the three molecular mech...
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Respiratory: Pharmacology - Muscarinic antagonists, steroids, disodium cromoglycate and other agents in respiratory disease
Describe the pharmacokinetics of ...,
Describe the pharmacodynamics of ...,
Describe the pharmacodynamics of ...
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Respiratory: Physiology - Mechanisms of breathing
Two chief muscles of inspiration,
Accessory muscles of inspiration,
Muscles of active expiration
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Overview of the thoracic wall
Orientation of fibres external vs...,
Attachments innervations and acti...,
Attachments innervations and acti...
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Muscles and fascia of the anterolateral abdominal wall
Attachments innervation and actio...,
Attachments innervation and actio...,
Attachments innervation and actio...
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Respiratory: Anatomy - Diaphragm
Describe the structure of the dia...,
What is the effect of paralysis o...,
Describe the peripheral attachmen...
12
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Muscles of back and neck
Attachments innervation and actio...,
Attachments innervation and actio...,
Attachments innervation and actio...
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Principles of antimicrobial action
6 mechanisms of antimicrobial action,
Bacteriostatic vs bactericidal ac...,
Mechanisms of resistance
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Beta lactams
Five types of beta lactams and ex...,
Mechanism of action of penicillins,
Four mechanisms of resistance to ...
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Aminoglycosides
Four examples of aminoglycosides,
Mechanism of action of aminoglyco...,
Coverage of aminoglycosides
14
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Vancomycin
Mechanism of action of vancomycin,
Vancomycin class,
Coverage of vancomycin
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Tetracyclines
Bacteriostatic o,
Mechanism of action of tetracyclines,
Examples of tetracyclines
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Macrolides
Four examples of macrolides,
Mechanism of action of macrolides,
Macrolides bacteriostatic or bact...
9
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Lincosamides
Two examples of lincosamides,
Mechanism of action of lincosamides,
Are lincosamides bacteriostatic o...
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Other antimicrobials
Mechanism of action of chloramphe...,
Chloramphenicol bacteriostatic or...,
Coverage of chloramphenicol what ...
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Endocrinology: Physiology - Thyroid gland
Two thyroid gland functions,
Describe the anatomy of the thyro...,
Describe the difference in struct...
65
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Endocrinology: Physiology - Calcium homeostasis
Which three hormones regulate cal...,
How much calcium in grams is in t...,
What is the normal plasma level o...
61
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Endocrinology: Physiology - The adrenal medulla and adrenal cortex
Describe in brief the structure a...,
Describe the structure and functi...,
Describe the blood flow of the ad...
37
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Anaesthesia: Pharmacology - NSAIDs and paracetamol
Are nsaids acid or base what is t...,
What is the main mechanism of act...,
Seven effects of aspirin
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Rheumatology: Pharmacology - Anti-gout agents
What is gout list some of the cli...,
List seven classes of drugs used ...,
Describe the pathophysiology of gout
23
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Respiratory: Anatomy - Overview of the thorax
Three major spaces of the thoraci...,
What are the three main component...,
Three types of ribs
38
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Respiratory: Anatomy - Overview of the mediastinum
Describe the divisions of the med...,
Describe the contents of the supe...,
At what landmark do the internal ...
56
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Cardiovascular: Anatomy - Cardiac chambers and valves
Six features of the ra,
Seven features of the rv,
Five features of the la
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Respiratory: Anatomy - Pleurae, lungs and tracheobronchial tree
Four parts of the parietal pleura,
Three pleural reflections,
Describe the course of the sterna...
24
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Respiratory: Pathology - Atelectasis, pulmonary oedema and congestion
Describe the layers of the alveol...,
Three types of atelectasis,
How is pulmonary oedema classifie...
24
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Respiratory: Pathology - Obstructive airways disease
What is the difference between ob...,
Give four examples of obstructive...,
What is emphysema
40
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Respiratory: Pathology - Diseases of vascular origin
What of pulmonary emboli arise fr...,
Which three conditions predispose...,
How common are large vs medium vs...
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Respiratory: Pathology - Pulmonary infections
Five common and one uncommon caus...,
Three causative pathogens of atyp...,
Which viruses can cause atypical ...
34
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Respiratory: Pathology - Pleural pathology
Five broad causes of pleural effu...,
How much pleural fluid is produce...,
Describe the different types and ...
14
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Respiratory: Pathology - Diffuse interstitial disease
Five categories of interstitial l...,
Six manifestations of asbestos re...,
What histological findings are se...
11
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Respiratory: Pathology - Lung tumours
What of all lung tumours are bron...,
What is the most frequently diagn...,
What is the most common cause of ...
25
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Gastrointestinal: Pathology - The pancreas
What of the pancreas is endocrine...,
How many litres are secreted by t...,
What are the cell types of the ex...
38
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Endocrinology: Pathology - Endocrine pancreas
How many islets of langerhans are...,
Four major and two minor cell typ...,
What are the two main physiologic...
29
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Endocrinology: Physiology - Endocrine functions of the pancreas
How many total islets of langerha...,
In what part of the pancreas are ...,
What of the pancreas does the end...
86
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Endocrinology: Pharmacology - Drugs used in the treatment of diabetes
Mechanism of action of insulin in...,
Describe the anticatabolic and an...,
Describe the effects of insulin o...
48
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Endocrinology: Physiology - Hypothalamic and pituitary function
What is the hypothalamus structur...,
How does the hypothalamus communi...,
How does the hypothalamus communi...
58
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Neurology: Physiology - Nerve function
What are the large molecule neuro...,
Three types of synapses and their...,
How many synaptic endings does ea...
29
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Neurology: Physiology - Neurotransmitters
What are the two types of receptor,
Four type of small molecule neuro...,
What are heteroceptors
41
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Anaesthetics: Pharmacology - Skeletal muscle relaxants
Describe the sequence of events i...,
What of the two mechanisms of neu...,
Describe the structure of nondepo...
64
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Anaesthetics: Pharmacology - Opioids
Four examples of natural opioids ...,
Three endogenous opioids,
What are the three endogenous opi...
108
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Anaesthetics: Anatomy - Neck
What is unique about the hyoid bone,
What is the usual mechanism of hy...,
What is the function of the hyoid
107
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Anaesthetics: Anatomy - Larynx, pharynx and oral cavity
Which is the largest of the laryn...,
What is the vertebral level of th...,
What are some of the features and...
108
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Anaesthetics: Anatomy - Face and scalp
Describe the arterial supply of t...,
What part of the face is supplied...,
What parts of the face
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Anaesthetics: Pharmacology - General anaesthesia
What are the 6 a s of anaesthesia,
Compare and contrast volatile vs ...,
What are the stages of anaesthesi...
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Anaesthetics: Pharmacology - Local anaesthetics
Four examples of ester type local...,
Six examples of amide type local ...,
Describe the chemical structure o...
60
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Anaesthetics: Pharmacology - Sedative-hypnotic drugs
What is the difference between a ...,
Describe the difference in dose r...,
Five classes of sedative hypnotics
59
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Anaesthetics: Pharmacology - Alcohol
Mechanism of action of ethanol,
Describe the absorption of ethanol,
Describe the distribution of ethanol
57
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Psychiatry: Pharmacology - Antipsychotics and mood stabilisers
Define neuroleptic agent,
Define atypical antipsychotic,
Explain the serotonin hypothesis ...
61
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Rheumatology: Pathology - Autoimmunity and immunodeficiency
Antigens involved and clinicopath...,
Antigens involved and clinicopath...,
Antigens involved and clinicopath...
83
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Psychiatry: Pharmacology - Antidepressants
Describe the monoamine hypothesis...,
Describe the neurotrophic hypothe...,
Describe the neuroendocrine hypot...
31
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Oncology: Pathology - Neoplasia
Define neoplasia,
Define differentiation,
Define anaplasia what are the fiv...
75
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Gastroenterology: Pathology - Liver
Describe the relative proportions...,
How and where do the portal vein ...,
Describe the lobular model of the...
114
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Gastroenterology: Pathology - Oesophagus and stomach
What is the most common cause of ...,
Describe the pathogenesis of refl...,
What is barrett oesophagus
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Gastroenterology: Pathology - Small and large intestine
What are the most common causes o...,
Three broad causes of pseudo obst...
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Infectious diseases: Pathology - Gastrointestinal infection
What kind of bacteria is vibrio c...,
What are the three virulence fact...,
Describe the structure and functi...
52
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Gastroenterology: Pathology - Inflammatory bowel disease, diverticulosis and colorectal carcinoma
What is ulcerative colitis,
What is crohn disease
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Infectious diseases: Pathology - General principles of microbial activity
What are prions,
What,
What kinds of disease are caused ...
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Infectious diseases: Pathology - Bacterial infections
What type of bacteria is mycobact...,
List eight conditions which incre...,
How does primary tuberculosis typ...
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Infectious diseases: Pathology - Fungal infections
Five infectious syndromes seen wi...,
Eight types of infection seen wit...,
In what groups of patients does d...
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Infectious diseases: Pathology - Viral infections
What type of virus is rhinovirus,
How does rhinovirus induce mucus ...,
Describe the structure of influen...
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Infectious diseases: Pathology - Protozoa
What kind of organism is cryptosp...,
What infective syndromes are caus...,
What kind of organism is toxoplas...
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Musculoskeletal: Pathology - Bone remodelling, growth and development
Four cell types found in bone and...,
What are the progenitor cells for...,
Three factors which stimulate dif...
105
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Fundamentals: Pharmacology - Drugs in pregnancy and the elderly
Seven factors affecting placental...,
What of umbilical venous blood en...,
Three characteristics of teratogens
50
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Toxicology: Pharmacology - Heavy metal toxicology
Five toxic effects of heavy metals,
Five toxic effects of arsenic,
Distribution of inorganic oxides ...
20
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Toxicology: Pharmacy - Principles of toxicology
Formula for anion gap,
10 drug related causes of hagma w...,
Five drugs which cause hyperkalaemia
46
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Immunology: Pharmacology - Immunisation
Define active immunisation,
Define passive immunisation,
Four settings in which passive im...
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Endocrinology: Pathology - Thyroid and parathyroid disorders
Which cells secrete parathyroid h...,
Four functions of parathyroid hor...,
What is the effect of calcium on ...
17
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Endocrinology: Pathology - Adrenal cortex and medulla
List six causes of cushing syndro...,
What is the most common non pitui...,
Which primary adrenal neoplasm ca...
41
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Knee joint and popliteal fossa
What makes up most of the content...,
Four superficial boundaries of th...,
Three deep boundaries of the popl...
54
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Leg
Four muscles of the anterior comp...,
Four muscles of the posterior com...,
Four muscles of the lateral compa...
56
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Foot and ankle
Proximal and distal attachment,
What are the two muscles of the d...,
Proximal and distal attachment in...
48
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Neurology: Anatomy - Base of skull and cranial nerves
Which bones make up the anterior ...,
Which bones make up the middle cr...,
Which bones make up the posterior...
54
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Gastrointestinal: Anatomy - Inguinal ligament and canal
Where does the inguinal ligament run,
What structure forms the inguinal...,
What forms the lacunar ligament
34
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Gastrointestinal: Anatomy - Overview of abdominal cavity and viscera
How many folds are in the greater...,
How many folds are in the lesser ...,
Where does the greater omentum at...
26
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Lower limb summary
Three compartments of the thigh,
Nerve supply to anterior compartment,
Arterial supply to anterior compa...
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Lower limb myotomes
Hip abduction,
Hip adduction,
Hip flexion
15
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Infectious diseases: Pharmacology - Antimicrobial summary
Aminoglycosides,
Macrolides,
Lincosamides
39
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Musculoskeletal: Anatomy - Upper limb summary
Boundaries and contents of clavip...,
Boundaries and contents of quadra...,
Boundaries and contents of the tr...
87
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