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Intro to antibacterial agents
What is meant by bacteristatic,
What is meant by bactericidal,
What is the minimum inhibitory co...
44
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Antibiotic resistance
Give examples of extremely drug r...,
How does antibiotic resistance af...,
How does antibiotic resistance ef...
17
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Antivirals
What types of genes do viruses po...,
What kind of polymerase would be ...,
What kind of polymerase would be ...
16
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Introduction to parasites
What is a definitive host,
What is an intermediate host,
What is a parantetic host
40
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Antifungals
What are the three types of patho...,
How is the fungal cell membrane d...,
What does the fungal cell wall ma...
33
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Childhood Viral Infections
What are the different types of c...,
Which of the childhood viral dise...,
Which ig is produced in acute inf...
58
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Immunisation
Why immunise,
Given an example of passive immunity,
What is the drawback of passive i...
19
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Infection prevention control
What is sterilisation,
What are the common methods of st...,
How does sterilisation by heat work
12
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Autoimmune disease
What are the features of mhc i,
What are the features of mhc ii,
Where does central tolerance take...
29
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Diagnosis of Autoimmune Diseases
What are the general principles o...,
What is sensitivity,
What is specificity
21
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Allergy
What is hypersensitivity,
What is the immunopathogenesis of...,
What are the clinical features of...
34
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Immunodeficiency
List the pattern recognition rece...,
What types of antimicrobial pepti...,
Which cells are involved in the i...
19
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Immunomodulation
What is immunomodulation,
What are the various mechanisms t...,
What are biologic immunomodulators
29
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MHC and Transplantation
What are mhc proteins,
What is the medical relevance of mhc,
What is the chromosomal location ...
32
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Infections in the Immunocompromised Host
What is the definition of the imm...,
What are the common features of i...,
What innate defences may be disru...
21
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Pathology of the respiratory system
What kind of epithelium do conduc...,
What what epithilium would you fi...,
What is respiratory failure
114
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Upper respiratory tract infections
Give examples of the normal flora...,
Give examples of respiratory path...,
What other pathogen may be carrie...
60
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Lower Respiratory Tract Infections
What are the predisposing factors...,
What are the different syndromes ...,
What is acute bronchitis
36
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Mycobacterial disease
What are the distinguishing featu...,
What are the staining characteris...,
Which types of mycobacterium caus...
27
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GI Tract 1 (Upper GI)
What type of epithelium lines mos...,
What are the possible aetiologies...,
What is the commonest cause of oe...
44
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Gastroenteritis
What is the estimated metabolic c...,
What are example metabolic functi...,
What are other functions of the g...
26
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Intra-abdominal infections
What is an intra abdominal infection,
Is the stomach considered to be s...,
Why is the proximal small intesti...
33
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Viral menigitis and encephalitis
What is meningitis,
What is encephalitis,
What is meningo encephalitis
29
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Bacterial and fungal meningitis
What are the features of neisseri...,
What are the main differences bet...,
What is the natural habitat of n ...
30
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Brain abscesses and other infections of the central nervous system
What are the different types of p...,
What is a brain abscess,
What is the aetiology of brain ab...
19
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GI Tract 2 (Lower)
What is a true diverticulum,
What is a false or pseudo diverti...,
Is sigmoid diverticulosis congeni...
75
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Trauma and nutrition
What are possible clinical featur...,
What are the consequences of trau...,
What is shock
42
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Cardiovascular diseases 1
What is the definition of ischaem...,
What are the possible causes of i...,
What is the pathogenesis of ihd
49
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Cardiovascular diseases 2
What is the pathogenesis behind l...,
What are the cellular pathologica...,
What are the characteristics of c...
57
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Cardiovascular diseases 3
What is endocarditis,
What are the two main forms of en...,
What is infective endocarditis
87
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Introduction to haematology
What is haematopoiesis,
What is a haemopoietic stem cell,
What is symmetric self renewal
46
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Blood transfusion
What components are extracted fro...,
What is the transfusion threshold...,
What are the mechanisms of adapta...
48
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Heritable bleeding disorders
What is the primary haemostatic p...,
What is the secondary haemostatic...,
What are alpha granules
35
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Acquired bleeding disorders
What are the causes of acquired b...,
How can you tell if the bleeding ...,
Which coagulation factors will be...
20
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Haemoglobinopathies and obstetric haematology
Where is erythropoietin epo produ...,
What are the various types of nor...,
The gene for alpha globin is on w...
47
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Lymphoma and myeloma
Is b cell differentiation ag depe...,
Where does b cell differentiation...,
What is the antigen dependent sta...
36
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Paediatric haematology
How do paediatric rbcs differ fro...,
How are wbcs different in childre...,
How do platelets differ in childr...
16
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Acute leukaemia
What is acute leukaemia,
How does acute leukaemia arise,
What are the two main subgroups o...
22
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Thrombosis and risk factors for thrombosis
What is usually the primary patho...,
What other pathological abnormali...,
What are the risk factors for art...
31
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Common causes of anaemia and thrombocytopenia
What are the possible causes of a...,
What are the three different clas...,
What are the possible causes of m...
49
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Chronic myeloproliferative disorders and chronic myeloid leukaemia
What are chronic myeloproliferati...,
What percentage of chronic myelop...,
What is polycythaemia vera
42
cards
Diseases of the renal system 1
What are the functions of the kidney,
What is the presentation of acute...,
What is the presentation of nephr...
56
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Diseases of the renal system 2
What is obstructive uropathy,
What are the pelvic causes of uri...,
What are the ureter intrinsic cau...
41
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Tests of renal function
What happens if the input of a so...,
What happens if the input of a so...,
What happen if the excretion decr...
34
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Urogenital pathology
What is nodular hyperplasia,
What are the symptoms of nodular ...,
What are the names given to the d...
43
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Urinary tract infections
What parts of the urinary tract a...,
What type of flora does the ureth...,
What does skin flora consist of
29
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Diseases of the female genital system 1
What is dysplasia,
How might smoking be a relevant r...,
What are the features of hpv
53
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Diseases of the female genital system 2
What is endometriosis,
What is the epidiemiology of endo...,
What are the clinical features of...
67
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Breast pathology
What are the three principle cons...,
Is younger breast tissue more or ...,
What is the significance of young...
24
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Infections of pregnancy, puerperium and neonate
What is the definition of pregnancy,
What is the puerperium,
What is a neonate
42
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Pathogenesis of HIV and the major sexually transmitted infections
What is the difference between an...,
What are the common bacterial pat...,
What are the uncommon bacterial p...
98
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Disease of bone and application of new markers
What is cortical bone,
What is trabecular bone,
What is the bone extracellular ma...
86
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Disorders of calcium, phosphate and magnesium.
What is the physiological importa...,
What is the structural importance...,
What is the physiological importa...
49
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Endocrine Pathology
What is the location of the pitui...,
What is the relevant anatomy of t...,
What are the causes of anterior p...
74
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Diabetes
What is diabetes,
Where are the breakdown products ...,
Where is fuel stored
27
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Ramzi Ajjan's Intro to Endocrinology from IMS
What is the main functional diffe...,
Which hormones are produces by th...,
Which hormones are stored in the ...
22
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Bone and joint infections
What is osteomyelitis,
What is the pathogenesis of osteo...,
What are the stages of osteomyelitis
19
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Diseases of the musculoskeletal system 1
What is arthritides,
What is the main difference betwe...,
What is osteoarthritis
50
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Diseases of muscle
What are the muscle fibre components,
What functional systems are invol...,
What symptoms might you see in mu...
29
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Diseases of the hepatobiliary system
What is the commonest sign of liv...,
When is jaundice visible,
What is pre hepatic jaundice
99
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Parcreatic pathology
What are the exocrine functions o...,
What are the endocrine functions ...,
What are the clinical features of...
36
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Diseases of the liver and pancreas
Which organelle conjugates bilirubin,
What are the functions of the liver,
What is measured by lfts
49
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Skin and soft tissue infections
What organisms constitute the nor...,
What is the pathogenesis of local...,
Which systemic generalised infect...
49
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Inflammatory skin diseases, skin tumours and the eye
Which infections can cause inflam...,
What are the causes of cataracts,
What are the causitive agents in ...
54
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Diseases of the head and neck
What accounts for 90 94 of malign...,
What accounts for 90 94 of malign...,
Which parts of the oral cavity re...
35
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