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Intro to Antibacterial agents
What are antibiotics,
What are antimicrobial agents,
Bacteriostatic bactericidal
31
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Mechanisms of antibiotic resistance
How do antibiotic resistance stra...,
Sensitivity testing what does a g...,
Mechanisms of drug resistance 5
11
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Antivirals
What are the two types of viruss,
Name some acute viral infections,
Name some chronic viral infections
22
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Parasites
What is a parasite,
What is symbiosis,
What is mutualism
30
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Childhood vaccinations
B19 virus give details of the vir...,
Rubella give details of the virus...,
Rotavirus main clinical features
25
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Vaccinations
What are the main aims of vaccina...,
Name 4 examples of live vaccinations,
Name 3 examples of inactivated or...
9
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Infection prevention and control
What is the chain of infection,
Examples of pathogen elimination,
Examples of removing source reser...
11
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Antifungals
How are pathogenic fungals classi...,
What disease does candida albican...,
What disease does cryptococcus ne...
27
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Respiratory Disease
What is the principle epithelium ...,
What comprises the conductive air...,
What comprises the respiratory ai...
95
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Lower respiratory tract infection
What constitutes the lower respir...,
What are the predisposing factors...,
What are the main fungi that caus...
28
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Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
What are the main normal flora of...,
What respiratory pathogens that m...,
What is the main cause of the com...
35
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Myobacteria
What type of bacteria are mycobac...,
Whats different about mycobacteri...,
What is the difference between in...
20
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Cardiovascular diseases
What is ischaemic heart disease,
What are the main causes of ischa...,
At what occlusion does auto regul...
35
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Cardiovascular Diseases- Heart Failure, Common Valvular Disease and common Congenital Heart Diseases
What are the main causes of left ...,
What happens to the left side of ...,
What are the signs symptoms of le...
40
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Cardiovascular disease 3
What is endocarditis and what is ...,
What are the two types of endocar...,
What is infective endocarditis
65
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CNS Infections
What is meningitis,
What are the clinical features of...,
What is encephalitis
16
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Viral meningitis and encephalitis
What is meningitis,
What is encephalitis,
What is meningoencephalitis
24
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Bone and Joint Infections
What is the osteomyelitis,
What are the 3 mechanisms by whic...,
How are the 4 anatomical classifi...
19
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Brain accesses and other infections
What is a brain abcess,
What are the main cause of brain ...,
What are the mechanisms by which ...
17
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Pathology of GI Tract
What is the histological morpholo...,
What are diverticula of the large...,
Where do diverticulosis of the co...
37
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Nutritional support in Trauma
What is trauma,
What are the immediate possible o...,
What are the later possible outco...
36
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Gastroenteritis
What are the most common commensa...,
What are the ebenficial effects o...,
What are the main commensal bacte...
27
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Intra-abdominal Infections
What are intra abdominal infections,
Name two normally sterile sites i...,
Except for some anaerobes and can...
26
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Introduction to haematology
What is haemopoiesis,
What is the first cell in haemopo...,
What are the 4 facts of haemopoie...
34
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Blood Transfusion
What is the process by which whol...,
What are the main constituents of...,
What is the process by which the ...
42
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Acquired bleeding disorders
What are the acquired bleeding di...,
What is the most important factor...,
If the aptt is prolonged how do w...
21
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Heritable bleeding disorders
What is the process by which plat...,
What intracellular processes are ...,
What is the platelet receptor for...
43
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Haemoglobinopathies and obstetric haematology
What is rbc production controlled by,
What is hb comprised of,
Name the different types of hb in...
29
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Myeloma and lymphoma
Where does b cell maturation take...,
What does b cell maturation comprise,
What happened during b cell diffe...
28
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Acute Leukaemia
What is acute leukaemia,
What is leukaemia usually the res...,
What are the two main types of le...
18
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Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders and Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia
What are chronic myeloproliferati...,
What is polycythaemia vera,
What is essential thrombocythaemia
25
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Common causes of anaemia and thrombocytopenia
What are the main causes of anaem...,
What conditions are associated wi...,
Why is iron deficiency so common
36
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Paediatric Haematology
What sites does haemopoiesis occu...,
What is the name by which the liv...,
What are the structural function ...
22
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Thrombosis and Risk factors for thrombosis
What are the 3 factors that contr...,
What is the primary pathological ...,
What are the main causes for veno...
34
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Diseases of the Female Genital System I
Name the different intraepithelia...,
What are intraepithelial neoplasi...,
What is dysplasia
27
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Disorders of the female genital tract 2 Uterus and ovaries
What is endometriosis,
What are the clinical characteris...,
What is the pathogenesis of endom...
55
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Breast pathology
Where do the majority of malignan...,
Where do the majority of malignan...,
What is the breast comprise
32
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Pathogenesis of HIV and major STIs
What is the difference between st...,
What are genital infectious disease,
What are the main bacteria associ...
49
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Infections of pregnancy, puerperium and neonate
What is the definition of puerperium,
What is the definition of a neonate,
What infections can be spread thr...
36
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Diseases of urinary tract 1
What are the functions of kidney,
What are the clinical presentatio...,
What are the clinical presentatio...
42
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Diseases of urinary tract 2
What are the common causes of obs...,
What stones are large difficult t...,
What are the main intrinsic cause...
35
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Urinary tract infections
What marks the boundary between t...,
What areas of urinary tract are c...,
What type of flora lines the urethra
23
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Urogenital Pathology
What is bph,
Where does bph usually occur,
What are the symptoms of bph lowe...
29
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Bone and new markers
What part of the bone is corticoi...,
What part of the bone is the trab...,
What do osteoblasts do
55
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Disorders of Calcium, phosphate and magnesium
Why is calcium physiologically im...,
What is the importance of phosphate,
What is the importance of magnesium
31
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Endocrine Pathology
What are endocrine paracrine and ...,
What are the main causes for pitu...,
What are the most common types of...
46
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Skin and soft tissue infections
What are the main organisms that ...,
What is the pathogenesis of skin ...,
What viral infections cause skin ...
46
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Diseases of the Head and Neck
What is the most common type of c...,
What are squamous cell carcinomas...,
What are the most common type of ...
26
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Inflammatory skin, skin tumours and disease of the eye
What are the common infections of...,
What conditions are associated wi...,
What conditions are associated wi...
28
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Disease of Musculoskeletal system (1 & 2)
What is arthritis,
How does acute arthritis present,
What are the two types of chronic...
23
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