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acute cholangitis
What is ascending cholangitis,
What features are observed in sev...,
What are the characteristic featu...
10
cards
brain abscess
What is a brain abscess,
Rf for brian abscess,
What bacteria implicated in brain...
7
cards
breast abscess/mastitis
What is mastitis,
Is non factional or lactational m...,
Rf for non lactational mastitis
11
cards
candidiasis
What is candidiasis,
What are rf for candidiasis,
Features of candidiasis
9
cards
cellulitis
What is cellulitis,
What is this,
Pathophysiology of cellulitis
18
cards
chlamydia
What is chlamydia,
What causes chlamydia,
Rf for chlamydia
9
cards
conjunctivitis
What is conjunctivitis,
What are the types of conjunctivitis,
What is allergic conjunctivitis
15
cards
covid-19
What are coronaviruses,
Rf for severe coronavirus disease,
How are coronaviruses transmitted
7
cards
croup
What is coup,
Who is affected by croup,
Causes of croup
15
cards
cutaneous fungal infections
What are fungal infections,
Who is most likely to get tinea c...,
Who is most likely to get tinea c...
15
cards
cutaneous warts
What are cutaneous warts,
What causes cutaneous warts,
How are cutaneous warts transmitted
6
cards
encephalitis
What is encephalitis,
What causes encephalitis,
What bacteria causes encephalitis
6
cards
epidymitis + orchitis
What is epididymo orchitis,
Who is eo seen in,
What causes eo
10
cards
folliculitis\
What is folliculitis,
What causes folliculitis,
Features of folliculitis
6
cards
gangrene
What is gangrene,
What causes gas gangrene,
Features of gangrene
5
cards
gonorrhoea
What is gonorrohoea,
Who is gonorrhoea seen in,
Rf for gonorrohoea
9
cards
head lice
What are head lice,
Rf for head lice,
Pathophysiology for head lice
7
cards
HSV
What is hsv,
What are primary _ recurrent hs i...,
Aetiology of hsv infections
12
cards
HPV
What is hpv,
How is hpv spread,
Which are the clinically relevant...
8
cards
impetigo
What is impetigo,
Causes of impetigo,
Pathophysiology of impetigo
16
cards
HIV
If a someone with hiv bites someo...,
How is hiv transmitted,
What gi symptom is common in hiv pts
40
cards
infective endocarditis
What is infective endocarditis,
Rf for infective endocarditis,
Pathophysiology of infective ednc...
30
cards
Lyme disease
What is lyme disease,
Early features of lyme disease,
Late features of lyme disease
8
cards
malarai
What is malaria,
What causes malaria,
What causes serve malaria
14
cards
notifiable diseases
What is not a notable disease,
Which diseases no longer notifiable,
Which diseases currently notable
3
cards
perianal fistula + abscess
What is an anorectal abscess,
Who are anorectal abscesses seen in,
Rf for anorectal abscesses
6
cards
peritonitis
What is secondary peritonitis,
What can cause secondary peritonitis,
Pathophysiology of peritonitis
12
cards
passmed incorrect
What shows ongoing cdiff infection,
What does cdiff antigen show,
What are features of life threate...
18
cards
hydatid cysts
What are hydatid cysts,
Where are hydatid cysts common,
What causes hydatid cysts
7
cards
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