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(INFECTIONS) investigations of infection
What are the common symptoms sign...,
What are the gram positive cocci ...,
What are the gram positive rods c...
42
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(INFECTIONS) antimicrobial resistance
What is antimicrobial resistance 1,
How does antimicrobial resistance...,
What are the consequences of anti...
11
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(MED MICROBIOLOGY) viral infections and antivirals
What is herpes labialis 1,
Herpes labialis what is the causa...,
Herpes labialis what happens in p...
70
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) cardiovascular pathology
What is haemostasis 1,
How does haemostasis occur 2,
What is fibrinolysis 3
70
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(T) fluids & electrolytes
need to add potassium related stuff
34
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(IMMUNOLOGY) autoimmunity & vasculitis
What is self tolerance 1,
What is autoimmunity 2,
Why can autoantibodies be found i...
37
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) gastrointestinal pathology 1
Acute vs chronic inflammation 1,
What is neoplasia 2,
How are malignant neoplasms tumou...
49
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) inflammation
What is inflammation 1,
What is the difference between ph...,
What is acute inflammation 3
67
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) endocrine pathology
What is endocrine 1,
What is exocrine 2,
What is the structure function of...
34
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) tumour & breath pathology principles
What is neoplasia 1,
What is a neoplasm features 3 2,
How does the behaviour of a benig...
58
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(CLINICAL BIOCHEM) acid-base balance
Why is it important to maintain e...,
How does the concentration of h a...,
How does kussumal breathing work ...
15
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(CLINICAL BIOCHEM) investigation of liver disease
What is gilbert syndrome 1,
Causes of hyperbilirubinaemia pre...,
Where does bilirubin come from 3
26
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(CLINICAL BIOCHEM) lipids & cardiovascular disease
What is a lipoprotein what are th...,
What are the different types of l...,
What is the difference in functio...
31
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(CLINICAL BIOCHEM) glucose regulation
What is the who definition of dia...,
What is the burden of diabetes in...,
What are the main classifications...
44
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(CLINICAL BIOCHEM) bone & calcium metabolism
How does calcium exist in blood 1,
What hormones regulate calcium ho...,
What stimulates the secretion of ...
38
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(INFECTIONS) lower respiratory tract infections
What are the main pathogens causi...,
What score is used to grade sever...,
What are the main pathogens causi...
27
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(INFECTIONS) tuberculosis
How has tb epidemiology changed g...,
What is mdr tb and why is it impo...,
Key risk factors for tb infection...
35
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(HAEMATOLOGY) microcytic anaemia
What is anaemia 1,
How is anaemia classified 2,
What are some examples of conditi...
26
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(HAEMATOLOGY) macrocytic anaemia
What are the causes of megaloblas...,
What are the causes of non megalo...,
What is the difference between me...
22
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(HAEMATOLOGY) haemolytic anaemias & haemoglobinopathy
What is haemolytic anaemia 1,
Why does haemolytic anaemia cause...,
What is intravascular haemolysis ...
52
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(HAEMATOLOGY) bone marrow failure
What is bone marrow failure 1,
What is the diagnostic algorithm ...,
How is bone marrow failure classi...
35
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(HAEMATOLOGY) coagulation: inherited and acquired and thrombotic disorders
What is the process in forming th...,
What are the components of vircho...,
What is the difference between ve...
23
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(HAEMATOLOGY) coagulation failure
What triggers platelet adhesion a...,
What activates the intrinsic coag...,
What activates the extrinsic coag...
24
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(HAEMATOLOGY) white cell disorders: investigation of neutropenia, leukaemia and leukaemoid reactions
What is neutropenia 1,
What are congenital causes of neu...,
What is benign ethnic neutropenia 3
38
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(HAEMATOLOGY) white cell disorders: lymphoproliferative disorders and lymphoma
What is lymphadenopathy 1,
Causes of localised lymphadenopat...,
Causes of generalised lymphadenop...
47
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(HAEMATOLOGY) haematological aspects of systemic disease
What is anaemia of chronic disease 1,
What is the type of anaemia often...,
What are the key investigation fi...
30
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(HAEMATOLOGY) paediatric haematology
Where does foetal blood form 1,
What are normal haemoglobin level...,
What happens to haemoglobin in th...
34
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(HAEMATOLOGY) haematological aspects of pregnancy
What are the key physiological ha...,
Why does haemoglobin fall in preg...,
How do you distinguish physiologi...
17
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(HAEMATOLOGY) haematological malignancies: myeloid
What are mpns myeloproliferative ...,
What is myelofibrosis 2,
Clinical features of myelofibrosis 3
39
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(HAEMATOLOGY) haematological malignancies: lymphoid
Nice red flag signs management of...,
What is richter s transformation 2
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(IMMUNOLOGY) allergy
What is allergy 1,
What is atopy 2,
What is the difference between ig...
35
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(IMMUNOLOGY) primary immunodeficiency
What are primary vs secondary imm...,
What are the hallmark features of...,
What complications are associated...
27
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(INFECTIONS) gastrointestinal infections
What is gastroenteritis 1,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is the main transmission rou...
28
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(INFECTIONS) viral hepatitis
What are the common causes transm...,
How is viral hepatitis diagnosed ...,
What are the long term complicati...
13
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(INFECTIONS) fungal infections
What are fungi what are the three...,
What is meant by dimorphic fungi 2,
What are the three clinical types...
37
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(INFECTIONS) urinary tract infections
What is asymptomatic bacteriuria 1,
What are the features of a lower ...,
What are the features of a upper ...
23
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(INFECTIONS) healthcare-associated infections
What is the difference between co...,
Clinical relevance and epidemiolo...,
What hcais do gram negative organ...
13
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(INFECTIONS) syphilis
Epidemiology of syphilis uk and w...,
What organism causes syphilis how...,
What occurs during primary syphil...
19
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(CLIN PHARMACOLOGY)
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(INFECTIONS) sexually transmitted infections
What are different presentations ...,
Urethritis causes features invest...,
How do you approach genital ulcer...
6
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) cardiovascular pathology 2
What is systemic hypertension 1,
What are the likely causes of sec...,
What is the mechanism for hyperte...
35
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) respiratory & cardiovascular pathology 3
What investigation is required fo...,
What sequence leads to squamous c...,
How is lung cancer staged 3
32
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) skin pathology
What are the major risk factors f...,
What are the major risk factors f...,
What is the difference between me...
20
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) lymph node pathology#
What are the common causes of lym...,
What are the components and funct...,
Describe the structure cells and ...
16
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) gynaecological cancers
What is neoplasia how are tumours...,
Differentiate dysplasia carcinoma...,
What is metaplasia 3
42
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(CELL PATHOLOGY) urological pathology
What is the epithelium which line...,
What are the layers beneath the u...,
What is the pathology of clear ce...
20
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