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Vascular Disease- Thrombosis And Embolism
Thrombosis,
Thrombus,
Thrombosis
23
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Vascular disease: atheroma
Atheroma,
Arteriosclerosis,
Arteriolosclerosis
14
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Systems pathology: HF
Heart failure,
Clinical manifestation of hf,
Effects of aii
20
cards
Cardiac failure
0
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Red cell disorders
Anaemia,
Symptoms of anaemia,
Is skin colour a reliable sign fo...
24
cards
Intro to radiography
Clinical context of radiography,
Diagnostic context of radiography,
X rays densities
38
cards
Haemostasis and coagulation
Haemostasis,
Clotting mechanisms,
The amplification cascade
26
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Pharmacology of Haemostasis and Anticoagulation
What are the four types of drugs ...,
What to anticoagulants do,
Oral anticoagulants
28
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Drug interactions
Drug interactions definition,
Points about drug interactions,
Resources
19
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Respiratory tract infections: TB
Tb and hiv,
Tb in humans is caused by,
M kansasii and m abscessus
32
cards
Patient safety
Patient safety define,
Patient safety incident,
Human error
10
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intro to prescribing
Who good prescribing,
Indications,
Cautions
15
cards
9. bone
What is in the ecm of bone,
Osteoprogenitor cells
25
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1 and 2 mechanisms of ventilation
What is the role of epligottis,
Where does the diaphragm attach i...,
Which muscles are used for inspir...
18
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1. asthma: diagnosis....
Define asthma,
Copd,
Pns on bronchioles
21
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1. biological role of respiration
What are the three compartments o...,
What is responsible for temperatu...,
What are vibriss
20
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1. lung volume and test
What is compliance,
What is needed for efficient lung...,
What type of tests are needed to ...
18
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1. hypersensitivity and allergy
What causes hypersensitvity,
Type 1 hypersensitivity,
Mechanism for atopic allergy
14
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1. embryology of the lungs
What is the respiratory diverticulum,
What origin is the epithelial lin...,
How does the trachea develop
27
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1. red cell physiology
What is erythropoiesis controlled...,
Maturation of rbc,
How do you measure lifespans of r...
16
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7. intro to cancer
Define neoplasia tumour,
Define,
Define differentiation
39
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7. tumour behaviour and spread
What type of tumour is this,
Benign tumours on epithelial surf...,
8
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7. tumour diagnosis and prognosis
Main techniques used in the inves...,
Tumour markers,
Tumour biopsy
16
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7. the biology of cancer
What kind of disease is cancer,
Metaplasia,
Adenomas polyps warts
23
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7. the molecular basis of cancer
What do carcinogens lead to,
Characteristics of proto oncogens,
Gain of function mutations
16
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7. causes treatment and prevention of cancer
What are the three causes of cancer,
How do carcinogens cause mutations,
Infectious agents and cancer
15
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7. mechanism of neoplasia in practise
What do growth mechanisms do and ...,
Self sufficiency of growth signals,
Evasion of apoptosis
5
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8. anti cancer therapy
Two type of anti metabolites,
False substrates mode of action,
Alkylating agents mode of action
10
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8. targeted therapy in cancer
What do targeted therapy in cance...,
Tamoxifen,
Which hormone promotes growth in ...
10
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8. nutrition and cancer
Dietary factors affecting cancer,
Protective dietary factors agains...,
Advice of dietary and lifestyle
8
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8. lymphomas brain tumours...
Define lymphoma,
Define leukaemia,
Clinical features and behaviour o...
13
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8. haematological malignancies
Classification of heamatological ...,
Types of myeloid disorders,
Types of lymphoid disorders
9
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10. embryology of limbs and clinical relevance
Which mesoderm do limbs arise from,
When do limb buds appear,
Where does patterning growth and ...
16
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4. embryology of heart
Stages of heart formation,
27
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9. bone injuries/repair/healing
What happens to muscle during imm...,
Does consuming a high protein die...,
Consequences of insulin resistanc...
14
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11. the gait cycle
What is locomotion,
The two phases of gait cycle,
4 phases of the stance phase
12
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12. ageing and muscle
Define sarcopenia,
Ageing demographics,
Ageing and muscle
11
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12. fall in elderly
Define fall and what is this dist...,
Multifactorial falls risk assessment,
Exercise in prevention of falls
5
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13. RA and OA
Pevalence of oa,
Characteristics of oa,
Surgery for oa
9
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13. immune system
Do autoimmune diseases effect fem...,
Categories of autoimmune diseases,
Mechanisms that prevent autoimmun...
12
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