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Ankylosing Spondylitis
How is as treated,
What are the extra,
How does ankylosing spondylitis p...
8
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Mitral Stenosis
Define mitral stenosis,
What ecg signs does mitral stenos...,
How do you management mitral sten...
7
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Cirrhosis
What is the pattern of fibrosis i...,
What are the best indicators of l...,
What should be avoided in cirrho
15
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Lupus
How does ocp use relate to sle,
What is the pathophysiology of lupus,
What ix can be used to monitor th...
9
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Angiodysplasia of Colon
How was it commonly present,
What is the pathophysiology of an...,
Where in the colon does
3
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Type 2 Diabetes
What is the biggest environment r...,
What variables are present in a a...,
How might someone present with t2dm
14
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Myelodysplasia
What is myelodysphasia,
What is the natural history of my...,
How does myelodysplasia present c...
5
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MS
What is lhermittes sign,
How are acute attacks treated,
How is ms diagnosed
16
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Guillain-Barre's Syndrome
What is the epidemiology of gbs,
Ddx for,
What is guillain barre syndrome
8
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Osteoporosis
What is the rdi of calcium,
What investigations was indicated...,
List some risk factors for osteop...
4
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Benign prostatic hyperplasia
What ix are indicated in bph,
What are some treatments used in bph,
What are some surgical treatments...
4
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Pneumonia
What is pneumonia,
What are the most common agents o...,
What are the most common agents o...
14
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COPD
What are the causes of exacerbati...,
What are some physical signs of copd,
Define copd
25
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HIV/AIDS
What antibiotic is used for the t...,
What is immune reconstitution,
Which cancers occur at a higher p...
9
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RA
What is the limitation of the new...,
What is acr20,
What are some radiological signs ...
25
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TB
What does ripe stand for,
What are the major side effects o...,
When is greater than 6 months of ...
8
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Cholelithiasis
When do you recommend surgery for...,
What is a cholecystostomy,
What is the normal diameter of th...
41
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HIV
How is hiv diagnosed
1
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Spinal Cord Compression
What is confusing about acute spi...,
What are common cancers that spen...,
At what level is the t4 dermatome
18
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Multiple Myeloma
What is the pathophysiology of mu...,
What is mm characterised by
2
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AF
Which drugs are used for rate con...,
Which drugs are used for rhythm c...,
What is an important side effect ...
19
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DVT/PE
How do you reverse warfarn,
What are some treatment options f...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
20
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Bowel Cancer
What are is the staging system fo...,
How might colon cancer present,
What does obstipated mean
28
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Foot Ulcers
Why do diabetics get dry feet,
What is alkaline phosphatase used...,
How can suspected osteomyelitis b...
15
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DIC
What are some precipitants of dic,
What are the four pathophysiologi...,
How does dic present typically
7
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Renal Calculi
Which medications can cause stones,
What is obstructive,
Who do you send home and who do y...
32
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Lymphoma and Myeloma
What is crab,
In which type of myeloma are the ...,
What is immunparesis
27
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Urinary Incontinence
What are the 4 types of urinary i...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
3
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Bronchiectasis
What are the management options f...,
What are some complications of br...,
What are some causes of bronchiec...
5
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Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
What is the pathophysiology of hcm,
How does hcm present clinically,
What type of murmur might you hea...
5
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Parkinson Disease
What are some causes of sudden de...,
What are the advanced therapies f...,
What is the main difference betwe...
42
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Prostate Cancer
What is are the principles of lut...,
What is the treatment of choice f...,
What is active surveillance when ...
16
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Leukemia
What is the only way to cure cll,
How is flow cytometry used outsid...,
What is the first line therapy of...
31
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Allergy
Which diagnostic test can be used...,
How are seasonal,
How is insect allergy treated
28
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Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
Is snoring,
How does sleepiness and tiredness...,
What is the most common cause of ...
19
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Melanoma
What determines the excision marg...,
How do you assess a mole,
What are some risk factors for me...
18
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Glaucoma
Which drugs can you use in acute ...,
What is the pathophysiology of ac...,
What are some classic clinical fe...
3
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Osteomyelitis
How does it appear microscopically,
What
2
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Septic/Infectious Arthritis
What are some risk factors for sa,
What are the mechanisms of inocul...,
How does sa present
5
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Appendicitis
What are the advantages of lapros...,
What is a typical presentation of...,
When do you us in appendicitis
13
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Heart Failure
Outline the new york heart associ...,
List some causes of hf,
What is the mechanism of orthopnoea
13
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Scleroderma
What are some signs of scleroderma,
What is limited scleroderma defin...,
What are some non dermatological ...
9
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Type 1 Diabetes
Which antibodies can be tested fo...
1
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Anaemia
What does spherocytes on the bloo...,
Which part of the hb is affected ...,
What are pencil cells
27
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IHD
What is the prefer acei for ihd,
Which drugs should be started aft...,
What are the categories of compli...
8
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Burkitt Lymphoma
What is burkitt lymphoma,
How can burkitt lymphoma present,
How is bl diagnosed
6
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Meniere's disease
What is the tetrad of symptoms in...
1
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Colonitis
Which arteries supply the colon,
What are some infectious causes o...,
What is the 5 years mortality rat...
21
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IBD
When does crohns occur,
What are some extraintestinal man...,
When does uc occur
15
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Diverticulitis
Where does diverticulitis occur,
What causes diverticulosis,
What causes diverticulitis
6
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Procoagulable states
How does,
How does protein c and s deficien...
2
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Alzheimer Disease
How can ad present,
What are some risk factors for ad,
What are the histopathological fe...
3
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Stroke and TIA
Lobar strokes are usually due to ...,
What are some conditions that mim...,
Deep brain strokes are usually du...
27
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Meningitis
Which area of the brain is affect...,
What are some complications of ba...
2
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Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
What is the pathophysiology of wk...,
What is the difference between we...,
Who get wk
3
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Chronic Kidney Disease
Why do you get hypocalcaemia in ckd,
How can you interrogate the kidne...,
How do you determine the egfr
20
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Sarcoidosis
What is the epidemiology of sarco...,
What is the pathophysiology of sa...,
What is lofgrens syndrome
6
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Pancreatitis
Over what lipase cutoff is pancre...,
What factors make up the ranson s...,
How do you manage mild galestone ...
5
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OA
What are the classic xray finding...,
What are offloader braces for,
What is the role of nsaids in oa
7
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Gastric Cancer
What are some types of gastric ca...,
What are some risk factors of ade...,
What adjuvant therapies are used ...
4
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Oesophageal Cancer
What are some types of oesophagea...,
How are oesophageal cancers treated,
In terms of the size of the lesio...
4
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GIST
Where do gists occur,
What is a gist,
How is gist treated
4
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Breast Cancer
Compare lcis and dcis,
What are the medical therapies fo...,
Which ethnic group have a higher ...
26
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EBV
How do patient with ebv present,
What do you think of in a patient...,
What are some ddx for ebv
6
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Lung Cancer
Describe the macro and micro path...,
How do presenting symptoms differ...,
What are carcinoid tumours
20
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Asthma
How is an acute asthma attack man...
1
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Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma
What are risk factors for the dev...,
What histological patterns can th...,
How do npc present
4
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