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ChemPath - Thyroid
What are the normal values for tfts,
What are the causes of hypothyroi...,
What are the features of hashimot...
22
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ChemPath - Uric Acid Metabolism
What are purines,
What is the urea cycle,
What is the moa of allopurinol
15
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ChemPath - Hypoglycaemia
What is the definition of hypogly...,
What is wipple s triad,
What are the counter regulation m...
25
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ChemPath - Diabetes CPC
What are the causes of metabolic ...,
What does the,
What histology on biopsy suggests...
5
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ChemPath - Acid-Base
What are the normal values for ph...,
What is the formula for ph,
What are the causes of metabolic ...
12
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ChemPath - Lipid update
What are the conclusions of the s...,
What is the optimal medical thera...,
What medications can be given for...
16
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ChemPath - Calcium handling and metabolism
Where is calcium stored,
What us calcium needed for,
What is corrected calcium and how...
45
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ChemPath - Pituitary
Can pituitary failure cause hypot...,
What hormones are produced by the...,
How do patients with pituitary fa...
20
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ChemPath - Adrenal Disease
What are the layers of the adrena...,
What are the causes of wasted and...,
Describe the blood supply of the ...
22
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ChemPath - Sodium and Fluid Balance
What is the most common electroly...,
Describe the regulation of,
What are the stimuli for adh secr...
34
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ChemPath - ClinChem CPC
What is the effect of potassium i...,
What is a smith s fracture and ho...,
What is a colle s fracture
26
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ChemPath - Potassium and electrolyte cases
What are the normal reference ran...,
What are the methods of potassium...,
Describe the renin angiotensin al...
22
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ChemPath - Diabetes Cases
What is needed for a diabetes dia...,
What are the thresholds for diagn...,
What is the formula for osmolality
17
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ChemPath - Paediatric Clinical chemistry
What are the common problems in l...,
What is necrotising enterocolitis...,
Describe the development of the k...
26
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ChemPath - Lipoprotein metabolism
What are the types of lipoprotein...,
What are the types of primary hyp...,
What are the types of primary hyp...
12
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ChemPath - Metabolic disorders
When are metabolic disorders scre...,
S,
Define sensitivity
20
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HistoPath - Upper GI
What is the z line in the oesophagus,
What are the layers of the oeseop...,
What is the gross structure of th...
45
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HistoPath - Liver Pathology
What is the blood supply of the l...,
What cells are found in the liver...,
What is normal weight of the liver
41
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HistoPath - Fundamentals
What is the appearance of neutrop...,
What is the appearance of lymphoc...,
What is the appearance of eosinop...
18
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HistoPath - Liver CPC
What may cause high bilirubin,
What makes the endothelial cells ...,
What investigations should be don...
25
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HistoPath - Advanced
What is a teratoma,
Where are teratomas usually found,
What is a mature cystic teratoma
10
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HistoPath - Gynae
What are the congenital abnormali...,
Give examples of common infection...,
What are the common causes of pid
53
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HistoPath - Respiratory disease
Give examples of congenital lung ...,
Define asthma,
What are the causes triggers of a...
58
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HistoPath - Cardiac pathology
Define atherosclerosis,
What is the process of atherogenesis,
What are the components of athero...
41
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HistoPath - Renal
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HistoPath - Lower GI
Give examples of congenital disor...,
What is hirschsprung s disease pa...,
How does hirschsprung s disease p...
52
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Histopath - Pancreas and gall bladder
What is the histology of the panc...,
Define acute pancreatitis,
What are the causes of acute panc...
40
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HistoPath - Neuro-oncology
How are brain tumours classified who,
How are brain tumours graded,
What are the risk factors for cns...
20
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HistoPath - Skin
What are the layers of the skin,
What is within the dermis layer o...,
How long does it take for skin ce...
27
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Extra cardiac path (infectious endocarditis, rheumatic fever)
Define rheumatic fever,
What is the aetiology of rheumati...,
What criteria is used to diagnose...
12
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Microbio - Antimicrobials 1
What are the three broad targets ...,
What are the three broad targets ...,
What is the difference between gr...
38
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Microbio - Antimicrobials 2
What are reasons for antibiotic m...,
What proportion of people using a...,
What are the chaos of things to c...
20
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Microbio - UTIs
Define bacteriuria and cystitis,
Is asymptomatic bacteriuria re,
What is the difference between un...
33
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Micro - Opportunistic Viral Infections
How are viruses classified,
Define opportunistic infections,
What are endogenous opportunistic...
43
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Micro - Respiratory Tract Infections
Define pneumonia and what are the...,
What is the difference between up...,
What are the risk factors for pne...
29
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Micro - GI infections
What are the types of clinical sy...,
What are the features of clostrid...,
What are the features of clostrid...
27
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Micro - Fever in the Returning Traveller
What are the causes of fever in a...,
What diseases do mosquitos carry,
What is malaria
25
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Micro - Wound, Bone, and Joint infections
Which organisms cause surgical si...,
What are the levels of surgical s...,
How should
21
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Micro - Zoonoses
What are the levels of classifica...,
Give examples of farm wild animal...,
Give examples of companion animal...
19
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Imm - Autoinflammatory and Autoimmune Disease 1
Define immunopathology,
What are the similarities and dif...,
What
43
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Imm - Autoinflammatory and Autoimmune Disease 2
Give example of polygenic auto im...,
Give example of polygenic auto im...,
What is the immune pathophysiolog...
44
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Imm - Immune modulation
What are the immune modulatory me...,
What is the immune pathophysiolog...,
Give examples of antigen presenti...
57
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Imm - HIV
Describe the hiv 1 replication cycle,
Describe the hiv 1 replication cycle,
How is hiv transmitted
19
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Imm - Immune deficiencies
What are the two pathways for pat...,
Describe the innate immune response,
What cells act as sensors in the ...
34
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Imm - inborn errors of immunity
Give examples of immune disorders...,
Describe chronic benign neutropenia,
Describe familial idiopathic neut...
47
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Imm - Allergy
Define allergic disorders,
Define,
What is the difference between or...
15
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Imm - Transplantation
Which is the most commonly transp...,
What are the phases of immune res...,
Which protein variations are most...
13
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Haem - Anaemia and Haemolytic anaemia
What investigations should be don...,
What are the causes of anaemia ac...,
What are the causes of microcytic...
38
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Haem - Haematological Changes in systemic disease
What is the difference in cause o...,
Give examples of primary inherite...,
Give examples of primary acquired...
31
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Haem - Leukaemia
What are the features of acute le...,
What are the types of leukaemia,
What are the two overarching type...
31
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Haem - Lymphoma 1 and 2
Define lymphoma,
In which sites may lymphoma be found,
What are the types of lymphoid ma...
45
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Haem - Polycythaemia & Myeloproliferative disorders
Define polycythaemia,
What are the types of polycythaemia,
What are dilution studies
24
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Haem - Myelodyplasia and Aplastic anaemia
What are myelodysplastic syndromes,
What,
What are the features of myelodys...
23
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Haem - Plasma Cell myeloma
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Haem - Thrombosis
What are the complications of thr...,
What is virchow s triad,
Descr
25
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Haem - Paediatric haematology
What predisposes children to nutr...,
What complications could paediatr...,
What are the differences in neona...
48
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Haem - Blood transfusion
What are abo blood groups determi...,
What are the types of blood group...,
What happens when you give rhd ve...
43
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HistoPath- Neuro-oncology
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Haem - Bone Marrow Transplantation
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Microbio - Vaccines
What is the basic reproductive ra...
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ChemPath - LFTs
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Micro - Worms
How do worms cause damage to the ...,
What are the types of helminth,
What
3
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Haem - Lymphoma
Define lymphoma,
In which sites may lymphoma be found,
What are the types of lymphoid ma...
23
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Haem - Lymphoma 2
Which ig are associated with b ce...,
What are the symptoms of lymphoma,
What investigations should be don...
22
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ChemPath - Nutrition
Which are the fat soluble vitamins,
What does vitamin,
What
19
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Haem - General
Blood film microcytic hypochromic...,
Signs angular cheilosis brittle h...,
Blood results iron low ferritin l...
79
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Micro - General
Co amoxiclav constituents,
Tazocin constituents,
Coverage of beta lactams
15
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ChemPath - General
What is the 60 40 20 rule,
What makes up the extrace,
How is osmolarity calculated
10
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ChemPath from metabolic disorders
Raised phenylalanine blue eyes fa...,
Sweaty feet,
Metabolic acidosis raised anion g...
17
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HistoPath - General
On slide cell that is 4x rbc size...,
On slide large cell with lots of ...,
On slide large cell purple colour
205
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Immunology - general
Mild moderate neutropenia asympto...,
Moderate severe neutropenia with ...,
Neutropenia that occurs every 4 6...
49
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