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CP1: Acute Inflammation
Name some macroscopic changes dur...,
Name some microscopic changes dur...,
What are the advantages of the bl...
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CP2: Chronic Inflammation
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CP3: Repair of tissue damage
What is always an outcome of tiss...,
What are the 4 stages of tissue r...,
Define regeneration
21
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SP1: Gastrointestinal Pathology
What is the main role of the oeso...,
Name the 6 layers of the oesophagus,
What are some symptoms of zenkers...
14
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SP2: Lung Diseases
What is the acinus,
The respiratory tract is particul...,
What is an infection of the lungs...
49
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SP3: Heart Diseases
What is ischaemic heart disease ihd,
What causes 95 of ihd,
Name some risk factors of ihd
28
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SP4: Liver Diseases
What are the right and left nodes...,
How many segments make up the liver,
What does the hepatic artery brin...
32
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CA1: Non-neoplastic Disturbances of Growth
Define atrophy,
Give an example of physiological ...,
Give some examples of pathologica...
33
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CA2: Clinical Cancer Genetics
What type of mutations do all can...,
Changes in the dna sequence that ...,
Some individuals carry rare germ ...
34
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CA3: Pathologies of Tumours
What is a tumour,
What is a neoplasm,
When might a benign tumour threat...
40
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H1: Anaemia
1 3 of total body cells are,
What is the lifespan of a red blo...,
Anaemia is low _____
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H2: ???
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H3: Haematological Malignancies
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IM1: Cells of the Immune System
What are the 3 types of granulocytes,
Which granulocyte is the most num...,
Which granulocytes is involved in...
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IM2: Oral Immunity
Give examples of some systemic di...,
Roughly how much bacteria is foun...,
What substances may be found in t...
22
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IM3: Understanding Inflammation
What are the 4 cardinal features ...,
What causes the cardinal feature ...,
What causes the cardinal feature ...
33
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IM4: Immunity & Oral Diseases
What is the most common site for ...,
Explain how the immune system can...,
Explain how the immune system can...
15
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M1: How bacteria cause disease
What are commensals,
What are opportunistic pathogens,
Define carriage
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M2: Sterilisation & Disinfection
Define sterilisation,
Define disinfection,
Define antiseptic
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M3: Anaerobic Bacteria
What is an obligate anaerobe,
What is an facultative anaerobe,
What is an microaerophile
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M4: Staphyloccoci & Disease
What are some species of staphylo...,
What are the main diagnostic feat...,
Give some examples of pyogenic in...
11
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M5: Streptococci & Disease
List some general characteristics...,
What is the only exception to the...,
The following 3 bacteria are non ...
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M6: STDs and UTIs
What organism causes syphilis,
What organism causes gonorrhoea i...,
What organism causes granuloma in...
39
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M7: Bacteria affecting the GI Tract
The duodenum jejunum and ileum al...,
The following belong to what part...,
What is the function of normal gu...
38
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M8: TB and Respiratory Pathogens
What is tb,
What are some symptoms of tb,
What are some oral manifestations...
30
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M9: Candida, Other fungi & Actinomyces
What are the 2 main groups of fungi,
Fungi can have 3 different charac...,
Give some features of moulds 2
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M10
What are prion diseases,
What is are prion diseases also k...,
Give some examples of prion disea...
28
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M11: Prophylactic Immunisation
What is natural active immunity,
What is artificial active immunity,
What is natural passive immunity
28
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M13: Microbiology of Endocarditis
What is the mortality rate of ie ...,
40 60 of ie cases are caused by what,
20 40 of ie cases are caused by what
22
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M14: Oral Infections
List some important bacterial gen...,
What is the most common fungi fou...,
What are the most common viruses ...
43
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M15: Diagnosis of Infectious Disease
When does the colonisation by mic...,
Give some locations of normal mic...,
Normal microbiota and the host ex...
29
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V1: Hepatitis Viruses
What are the main targets of the ...,
In acute infectious fevers what d...,
What causes hep a how is it spread
20
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V2: Herpes Viruses
How many families of herpetovirid...,
Hhv1 common name subfamily common...,
Hhv2 common name subfamily common...
36
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V3: HIV and AIDS
What is the structure of the hiv ...,
What is the median incubation per...,
How does hiv bind to cells how do...
10
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