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Calcium Metabolism
Range of calcium,
What is corrected calcium,
How does pth alter calcium
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Haemostasis and Thrombosis
Examples of alterations to blood ...,
Examples of alterations to vessel...,
How does reduced blood flow cause...
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Fundamentals of Histology
What cells are associated with ac...,
What is a granuloma,
Which stain to identify tb
14
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Lipid metabolism, obesity and diabetes
What is the role of hdl,
Describe the uptake of cholestero...,
What is the main component of mix...
24
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Antimicrobials
Gram stain results and meaning,
Gram positive cocci,
Gram negative bacilli
33
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Polycythaemia & Myeloproliferative disorders
Normal range of hb,
What is pseudopolycythaemia,
What is true polycythaemia
23
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Myeloma, Amyloid and MGUS
What are the clinical features of...,
What does mm develop from,
What is smouldering myeloma
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Sodium and Potassium balance
Normal sodium range,
Action of adh,
What stimulates adh release
31
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Liver
What is the space between the hep...,
What is the arrangement of hepato...,
Difference between zone 1 and 3 d...
28
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Skin Pathology
Layers of the epidermis,
What area is affected in bullous ...,
What area is affected in pemphigu...
23
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Lung Pathology
Pathogenesis of asthma,
Histology of asthma,
Histology of copd
26
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Hospital Acquired Infection
What types of bacteria is c diff,
What toxins do c diff produce and...,
What population does c diff mainl...
11
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Pituitary
Which hypothalamic hormones stimu...,
Contraindications to the cpft,
Summary of cpft
13
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Adrenal
Layers of adrenal gland and what ...,
What is schmidts syndrome,
Causes of addisons disease
18
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CNS infection
Symptoms of meningitis,
Causative organisms of acute meni...,
Cause and presentation of chronic...
14
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Fungal Infections and Antifungals
What are fungi,
Difference between mould and yeast,
How candida infections present
30
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Bacterial and fungal vaccines
What is an attenuated vaccine,
What cell produces an important r...,
What happened to the pathogen in ...
16
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Lymphoma
Where are lymphomas found,
Why are lymphocytes prone to form...,
Presentation of hl
17
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Breast
Coding of cytopathology of breast...,
What is duct ectasia,
How does de present
11
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UTI
Is the urethra sterile,
What happens if you fins squamous...,
Is bacteruria bad
21
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TB
Type of lesions in tb,
Microbiology of tb,
What staining do you use to ident...
19
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Renal function, AKI and CKD
What is clearance,
What are the 3 criteria that need...,
What factors affect creatinine
24
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Immunomodulation
Key features of t memory cells,
Key features of memory b cells,
What is the important target of i...
45
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Neonatal and childhood infections
Infections screened during pregnancy,
Symptoms of congenital toxoplasmosis,
Congenital rubella syndrome triad
19
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Lower GI pathology
What is hirschsprung s disease an...,
Diagnosis and treatment of hirsch...,
What is volvulus and its symptoms
23
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Transplantation
Most relevant proteins in transpl...,
Two major forms of rejection,
Hla classes
16
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Blood transfusions
G n s and cross match,
Grouping test,
Antibody screen test
33
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Allergy
Th2 response,
Oral vs skin exposure,
Th2 immune memory responses
13
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Bone marrow transplant
Process of autologous transplant,
Process of allogenic transplant,
Infection risks with allogenic bm...
10
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Wound, bone, joint Infections
Major pathogens causing surgical ...,
Three levels of ssis,
Preventing ssis pre operatively
22
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Enzymes & Cardiac Markers
Where is alp found,
Cause of raised alp,
What should you measure for acute...
9
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Systemic Disease
Opportunistic infections in hiv,
Tumours in hiv,
Cns diseases in hiv
13
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Paediatric Haematology
Differences between neonates and ...,
Cause of polycytaemia in foetus,
Causes of anaemia in foetus
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Acute leukaemia
Duplications that cause lead to aml,
Inversion or translocations leadi...,
Chromosome loss and part deletion...
3
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GI Infection
Define gastroenteritis,
Small vs large bowel diarrhoea,
Risk factors for ge
25
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Obstetric Haem
Normal blood count changes in pre...,
Iron and folate requirement for p...,
What does ida cause in pregnancy
19
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Pancreatic and Gall bladder
Main cause of gallstones,
Pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis,
Patterns of injury in acute pancr...
22
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Influenza virus pandemic
Influenza life cycle,
What mutation do influenza viruse...,
What is antigenic shift
9
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Viral Hepatitis
How is hep a spread and what is i...,
Diagnostic test of hep a,
Route of transmission of hbv
17
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Antivirals
Different approaches to antiviral...,
Treatment of vzv,
Moa of aciclovir
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Respiratory tract infections
Most likely causative organism of...,
Ager of prevalence of pneumonia o...,
Cause of atypical cap
20
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Systemic diseases Haem
Lab findings ida,
Likely diagnoses of ida,
Leucoerythroblastic anaemia fiind...
18
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