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Acid-base disorders
What is the hydrogen ion concentr...,
Why is important to keep the body...,
Approximately 60mmols of waste hy...
17
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Phenylketonuria
What level of phe in the serum di...,
What is pku and how is it caused 2,
How is pku treated following a po...
8
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Growth hormone disorders
What is secreted by the posterior...,
What is secreted by the anterior ...,
How is the pituitary gland linked...
13
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Thyroid disease
What do secretion units of the th...,
What are the 3 main hormones of t...,
Which is more metabolically activ...
16
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Diabetes
What is type 1 diabetes 1,
What is type 2 diabetes 2,
What is secondary diabetes 3
5
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Calcium disorders
What is hypercalcaemia 1,
How would you treat hypercalcaemia 2,
What does artefactual mean 3
11
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Toxicology
What are the four steps of pharma...,
Where is the main place for drug ...,
What is propranolol 3
5
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Liver function tests
What are the current liver functi...,
What is ast 2,
What is alt 3
11
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Basic electrolytes
What are the main basic electroly...,
What determines these concentrati...,
What will an increase in extracel...
7
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Iron deficiency anaemia
What is the average lifespan for ...,
What is the average lifespan for ...,
What is polycythaemia 3
16
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Acquired haemolytic anaemia
Define how one can develop anaemia 1,
What can cause the premature dest...,
What is a symptom of haemolytic a...
11
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Megaloblastic anaemia
What is the main cause of megalob...,
What is the main source of vitami...,
How much vitamin b12 is stored in...
17
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Inherited haemolytic anaemia
What is the usual cause for inher...,
What happens if the defect is in ...,
What happens if the defect is in ...
18
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Normal haemostasis
Haemostasis requires the interact...,
Name and describe the 3 haemostat...,
What are the 3 layers of arteries 3
9
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ABO and Rh systems
How are antigens attached to rbc 1,
How many recognised antigens are ...,
Antigens are attached to carrier ...
16
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Haemolytic diseases of foetus
What is an antibodies structure 1,
What are the 5 classes of antibod...,
How are antibodies produced 3
20
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Bleeding disorders
What are the 3 reasons for abnorm...,
In coagulation disorders where do...,
In vascular and platelet disorder...
21
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Fibrinolysis
What is primary haemostasis 1,
What is secondary haemostasis 2,
What is fibrinolysis 3
9
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Haemopoiesis
What size should rbc be 1,
Which cells are granulocytes 2,
Describe haematopoietic stem cells 3
17
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Anaemias
What is erythrocytosis 1,
What is polycythaemia 2,
What is pancytopenia 3
14
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