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1 - Introduction to antibacterial agents
Antibiotics,
Antimicrobial agents,
Bacteriastatic definition
56
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2 - Mechanisms of antibiotic resistance
Empiric therapy definition,
Targeted therapy definition,
Reasons for sensitivity testing
17
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3 - Antivirals
Clinical latency in hiv,
Acute virus examples,
Chronic latent viral examples
25
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4 - An introduction to parasites
Commensalism definition,
Definitive host definition,
Intermediate host definition
32
cards
5 - Introduction to antifungal agents
Types of fungi,
Antifungal targets,
Ergosterol info
22
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10 - Allergy
Types of hypersensitivity,
Type ii cytotoxic rxn immunopatho...,
Type ii cytotoxic rxn clinical fe...
27
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11 - Immunodeficiency
Types of secondary immunodeficiency,
Types of primary immunodeficiency,
Chronic granulomatous disease cgd
6
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6 - Childhood Viral Infections
What diseases would you report fo...,
Igm is made when,
Igg is made when
53
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12 - Immunomodulation & suppression
Immunomodulation definition,
Immunomodulation definition,
Definition of passive immunisation
51
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7 - Immunisation
Primary immune response,
Secondary immune response,
Active vs passive immunity
3
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8 - Autoimmune Diseases
Autoreactive b cells and autoanti...,
Autoreactive t cells,
Hashimotos thyroiditis
30
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9 - Diagnosis of autoimmune diseases
Sensitivity definition,
Specificity definition,
Positive predictive value
16
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13 - MHC and Transplantation
Features of the mhc,
Class i mhc encodes what type of ...,
Class ii mhc encodes what type of...
7
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14 - Infection in the immunocompromised
Classification of immunodeficiencies,
Types of neutrophil defects,
T cell deficiency types
11
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15, 16 - Pathology of Respiratory System
Conducting airways have what type...,
Type i pneumocytes involved in,
Type ii pneumocytes involved in
119
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20 - Pathology of the GI Tract - 1
Oesophagitis classification,
Oesophagitis aetiology,
Risk factors for reflux oesophagitis
33
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23 - Gastroenteritis
Gastroenteritis pc,
Gastroenteritis complications,
Gastroenteritis investigations
16
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24 - Intra-abdominal infection
Intra abdominal infection definition,
What is sterile,
Flora of large intestine
27
cards
25 - Viral Meningitis/Encephalitis
Aseptic meningitis clinical picture,
Virus info,
Aetiology of meningitis
36
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26 - Bacterial and fungal meningitis
Brain abscess clinical presentation,
Neisseria meningitidis treatment,
Neisseria meningitidis chemoproph...
35
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27 - Abscesses and Other CNS infection
Egs of primary bacterial infections,
Brain abscess clinical presentation,
Brain abscess management
12
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21 - Pathology of the GI Tract - 2
Epidemiology of diverticulosis,
Pathogenesis of diverticulosis,
Pathology of diverticulosis
64
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28 - Cardiovascular Disease 1
Ischaemic heart disease definition,
Ischaemic heart disease pathogenesis,
Ischaemic heart disease syndromes
54
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29 - Cardiovascular Disease 2
Left sided heart failure,
Clinical presentation of left hea...,
Right sided heart failure aetiology
35
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31 - Diseases of the urinary tract
Functions of kidney,
Acute renal failure clinical pres...,
Nephrotic syndrome clinical prese...
40
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32 - Renal system 2
Causes of urinary tract obstructi...,
Causes of urinary tract obstructi...,
Causes of urinary tract obstructi...
31
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32.5 - SDL Renal Tests
What is 1 25 dihydroxycholecalcif...,
What is 1 25 dihydroxycholecalcif...,
Normal urine output
35
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33 - Urogenital pathology
Nodular hyperplasia what is it,
Clinical presentation of bph,
Zone of prostate
35
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34 - UTI
What flora would be present in ur...,
What is in perineal flora,
Cystitis
27
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35 - Haematology Intro
Types of haemopoietic stem cell s...,
Symmetric self renewal,
Asymmetric self renewal
47
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36 - Blood transfusion
Whole blood can be separated into...,
What process is done to go from w...,
What can be done to plasma after ...
62
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37 - Heritable Bleeding Disorders
Vascular platelet defect clinical...,
Coagulation defect clinical prese...,
Petechiae what does it look like
21
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38 - Acquired bleeding disorders
What does aptt stand for,
Heparin examples,
Vit k antagonist egs
37
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39 - Obstetric Haemoglobinopathy
Haemoglobinopathies,
Structural hb variants,
Thalassaemias
34
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40 - Chronic Myeloid Proliferative disease
Chronic myeloproliferative disord...,
Egs of cmpd,
Polycythaemia vera
38
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46 - Diseases of the female genital system
Vin stands for,
Cin stands for,
Cgin stands for
35
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48 - Breast Pathology
Breast screening programme freque...,
Breast cancer clinical presentation,
Triple assessment of breast lumps...
16
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51 - Diseases of the Bone and New Markers
Bone composition,
What inorganic components are the...,
Bone is called what before minera...
65
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41 - Lymphoma and Myeloma
May be worth looking at b cell de...,
Ig features,
How are ig classified
27
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42 - Paediatric Haematology
Of hbf at birth,
Chromosome 16 can make what,
Chromosome 11 can make what
25
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43 - Acute Leukaemia
Acute leukaemia definition,
Acute leukaemia why,
Types of acute leukaemia
15
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44 - Thrombosis and Risk factors for Thrombosis
Arterial thrombosis,
Arterial thrombosis risk factors,
Venous thrombosis pathogenesis
21
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45 - Anaemia and Thrombocytopenia
Causes of anaemia,
Macrocytic anaemia causes,
Normocytic anaemia causes
44
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47 - Diseases of the female genital tract 2
Endometriosis what is it,
Endometriosis who,
Endometriosis hx
67
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53 - Diseases of the endocrine system
Pituitary gland features,
Ant pit hypofunction,
1 pituitary tumours
92
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49 - infections of pregnancy, peurperium and neonates
Puerperium definition,
Neonate goes up to how many weeks...,
Why does infection warrent specia...
40
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56 - Bone and joint infections
Osteomyelitis is,
Pathogenesis of osteomyelitis,
Classification of osteomyelitis
19
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57 - Diseases of musculoskeletal system
Acute arthritis presentation,
Chronic arthritis presentation,
Osteoarthritis
68
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50 - HIV and STIs
In utero transmission,
Peri natal transmission,
Eye mucous membrane transmission
66
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52 - Disorders of Calcium, phosphate & magnesium
Ca is what component in bone,
Physiological important of mg,
Calcium controlled by
23
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54 - diabetes
Normal blood glucose level,
Hyperglycaemia when,
Diabetes symptoms
32
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55 - Endocrine investigations
Hypothalamus releases what to get...,
Pituitary releases what to go to ...,
So hypothalamus sends what to pit...
11
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58 - Diseases of the musculoskeletal system 2
Components of muscle fibre,
Functional systems of a myocyte,
Neurogenic atrophy
26
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59 - Diseases of the hepatobiliary system
Jaundice is visible when bilirubi...,
Jaundice has 3 types,
Bilirubin pathway
57
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59 - Diseases of the hepatobiliary system b
Dying from cirrhosis how,
Risk for hepatocellular carcinoma,
Hepatocellular carcinoma clinical...
20
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60 - Pancreatic Pathology
Exocrine function of pancreas,
Endocrine function of pancreas,
Acute pancreatitis clinical prese...
25
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61 - Investigations of the liver and pancreas
Ser in liver responsible for,
Lysosomes in liver responsible for,
Storage of ions and vitamins in l...
38
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62 - Skin and Soft Tissue Infection
What bacteria on skin,
Molluscum contagiosum causes,
Apparently need to look up
59
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63 - Inflammatory Skin Diseases, Skin Tumours, The eye
Herpes varicella zoster,
Chlamydia inflaming cornea and co...,
Causes of cataracts
95
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64 - Diseases of the head and neck
Most common malignant tumour of o...,
Most likely spot to get tumour in...,
Carcinoma of oral cavity aetiology
34
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17 - URTI
Normal flora of urt,
Resp pathogens carried asymptomat...,
Transient colonisation post antib...
39
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18 - LRTI
Risk factors for lrti,
Acute bronchitis what is it,
Acute bronchitis clinical present...
27
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19 - Mycobacterial diseases
Mycobacteria are,
Mycobacteria and gram staining,
Retain certain stainds without de...
19
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22 - Trauma and Nutrition
Phases of response to trauma,
Phase one,
Phase two
6
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30 - Cardiovascular Disease 3
Endocarditis is two types,
Types of non infective endocarditis,
Acute infective endocarditis
68
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