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Histology
What is haemopoeisis,
What are blood cells derived from,
Where is the sites of haematopoie...
32
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Biochemistry
What are properties of a mature rbc,
What is the life span of a rbc,
What happens to old rbcs
28
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Anaemia
Definition of anaemia,
Where does red cell production ta...,
What is the bone marrows response...
76
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Blood Transfusion
What blood product is given to a ...,
What must be included from blood ...,
What are the 4 blood groups and w...
36
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Haemaglobinopathies
What is the structure of haemoglobin,
What are the major forms of haemo...,
What type of haemoglobin is most ...
63
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Iron
What is iron essential for,
What can chemical reactivity caus...,
Why is it difficulty to get rid o...
40
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Haemolysis
What is haemolysis,
Why are red cells susceptible to ...,
What is compensated haemolysis
43
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Myeloma and Other Plasma Cell Disorders
What are b cells derived from,
What is the roles of b cells,
What are immunoglobulins
39
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Pancytopenia
What is the definition of pancyto...,
What is the life span for rbc neu...,
What are the two mechanisms throu...
27
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Haemopoiesis and The Lymphoid System
What is the name for when there i...,
What is the progression from prem...,
What is the precursor cell of pla...
57
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Leukaemia
What are the kinetics of normal h...,
What is malignant haemopoiesis ch...,
What is needed for malignant haem...
23
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Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders
What is meant by myeloproliferative,
What is definition of cmd,
How does acute leukaemia and cmd ...
38
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Cytotoxic Drugs
What is the cytotoxic drug classi...,
What are characteristics of cell ...,
What are examples of cell cycle s...
13
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Shock
What is the definition of shock,
How can you calculate mean arteri...,
What happens in hypoperfusion
19
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Haemostasis
What are the components of normal...,
How do platelets know where the s...,
What are potential causes of a fa...
23
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Bleeding Disorders
What are causes of a failure of p...,
What are examples of vascular abn...,
What are acquired causes of throm...
33
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Thombosis
What are the two types of thrombo...,
How does the venous system and th...,
What causes an arterial thrombosis
39
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Anticoagulant Drugs
What are indications for anticoag...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What are the 2 forms of heparin
28
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Tutorial Notes
What is the extrinsic pathway for...,
What is the intrinsic pathway for...,
What is the common final pathway
11
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