This class was created by Brainscape user charlie haslam. Visit their profile to learn more about the creator.
By:
charlie haslam
- decks
- flashcards
- learners
Decks in this class (30)
Tumours of the lung and pleura
How does a primary lung tumour ap...,
How do you biospy central tumours...,
Why are secondary tumours in the ...
13
cards
How to deal with tremour patients
What are the charcteristics of es...,
How is essential tremour treated,
What are some of the clinical fea...
5
cards
Prescribing in special groups
Why is it always important to con...,
When is the most teratogenic part...,
What is usually done about medica...
16
cards
Skin, Soft tissue and Bone infection
What are some of the skin specifi...,
Which organisms are normally pres...,
What are the common causative org...
15
cards
HIV
How does hiv affect the immune sy...,
When does hiv become aids,
What are the three maiin routes b...
8
cards
Allergy
What are type i hypersensitivity ...,
What are type ii hypersensitivity...,
What are type iii hypersensitivit...
24
cards
Epilepsy and Blackouts
What is the definition of epilespy,
What are the risk factors for epi...,
What are some non epileptic cause...
9
cards
Therapeutics of endocrinology
What hormone does the anterior an...,
What are some features of acromegaly,
What are some features of acth ov...
9
cards
Immunodeficiency
What is the difference between pr...,
What happens when the apoptosis o...,
What are the main factors that no...
19
cards
Nephropathology
What are the four categories that...,
How can glomerular problems present,
What is the usual pathogenesis of...
15
cards
Uro-pathology
What are the risk factors for kid...,
What is von hippel lindau and wha...,
How does kidney cancer present
18
cards
Genital and urinary tract infections
How is gonorrhoea diagnosed and t...,
What sort of pathogen is chlamydia,
How is chlamydia diagnosed and tr...
9
cards
Autoimmunity
How are autoreactive t and b cell...,
What role does ctla 4 play in tol...,
What role do cd4 cells play in to...
27
cards
Blood transfusion
When donating blood how much is t...,
What tests are done on the blood ...,
What type of antibodies are blood...
8
cards
Abnormalities of haemostasis
What are the main components of t...,
What are the regulators of the ha...,
How do platelets adhere to one an...
12
cards
Thrombosis
What is post thrombotic syndrome,
What are the three main anticoagu...,
What is bernard soulier syndrome ...
6
cards
Pathology of Liver Disease
What are liver biospsies useful f...,
What is the structure of the live...,
What type of virus is hep a and h...
19
cards
Multiple sclerosis
What is the pathogenesis of multi...,
What are the clinical features of...,
What is the progression of second...
6
cards
Leukaemias and Lymphomas
What are the two forms of leukaem...,
What are the three main types of ...,
How are hodgkins and non hodgkins...
3
cards
Transplantation and Organ Donation
Why is it only possible to become...,
What are the somatic criteria for...,
What are the circulatory criteria...
4
cards
Bacteraemic infection
Why is acute pancreatitis often a...,
What are common organisms that in...,
What are common organisms that in...
7
cards
Infections of immunocompromised patients
What are some primary and seconda...,
How will problems with humoral im...,
What is the management of primary...
8
cards
neuropharmacology
What is the definition of pain,
What is nociceptive pain,
What is neuropathic pain
10
cards
Interpreting liver biochemistry
What causes raised unconjugated b...,
What causes levels of both conjug...,
What causes raised conjugated bil...
8
cards
Imaging of the liver
What are some advantages and disa...,
What are some of the advantages a...,
What is the best imaging techniqu...
6
cards
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
What are the four stages of non a...,
How does nafld present,
What is the pathogenesis behind n...
7
cards
Hepatitis B (And D) and C
Why are hepatitis b and c the mos...,
How is the majority of hep b tran...,
How does the risk of becoming a c...
9
cards
Drugs of misuse
What is the mehanism of action of...,
What are the effects of opioids,
How do you treat opioid overdose
8
cards
Paracetamol poisoning
What is the therapeutic dose for ...,
What is paracetamol broken down i...,
How does paracetamol overdose dam...
13
cards
The principles of managing a poisoned patient
What do miopic pupils indicate,
What do mydriatic pupils indicate,
What can jaundice of the sclera i...
8
cards
More about
G Year 3 December
- Class purpose General learning
Learn faster with Brainscape on your web, iPhone, or Android device. Study charlie haslam's G Year 3 December flashcards for their University of Birmingham class now!
How studying works.
Brainscape's adaptive web mobile flashcards system will drill you on your weaknesses, using a pattern guaranteed to help you learn more in less time.
Add your own flashcards.
Either request "Edit" access from the author, or make a copy of the class to edit as your own. And you can always create a totally new class of your own too!
What's Brainscape anyway?
Brainscape is a digital flashcards platform where you can find, create, share, and study any subject on the planet.
We use an adaptive study algorithm that is proven to help you learn faster and remember longer....
Looking for something else?
Year 3 Conditions
- 33 decks
- 7803 flashcards
- 4 learners
Decks:
Acute And Trauma, Osce Nuggets, Anaesthetics, And more!
Guido G.
- 23 decks
- 425 flashcards
- 10 learners
Decks:
5 Et 6 Le Conditionnement Classique, 7 Conditionnement Operant, 13 La Theorie Du Champ, And more!
Semester 3
- 39 decks
- 4877 flashcards
- 1 learners
Decks:
General Pathology 1 2 Terminology Cell R, General Pathology Inflammation Tissue He, General Pathology Autoimmune Immunodefic, And more!
Year 3 - CR
- 44 decks
- 2318 flashcards
- 12 learners
Decks:
Chest Pain And Breathlessness, Cardio Vascular Pathology, Interpretation Of Ecg, And more!
