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Bacterial Pathogens
What are the two classification o...,
What type of bacteria arent class...,
What are the 6 classifications of...
35
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Fungal Pathogens
What type of cell wall do fungi have,
What can be used to identify type...,
What are the 3 lifestyle of fungi
38
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Parasitology
What is a parasite,
Define these terms host symbiosis...,
What are the 3 classes of host
38
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Viral and Prion Pathogens
What are viruses,
What are the 4 components that ma...,
What is the 8 step life cycle of ...
59
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Interpreting Test Results
What are the clinical steps for d...,
What are the three types of resea...,
What are the 4 normal contents wi...
15
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Infection Tests
What is the difference between sy...,
When taking a history what are so...,
What are findings that are system...
27
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Antivirals
What do antivirals consist of,
What specifically is a virus,
What is an acute virus and give e...
27
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Pathogen infection antibiotic matching
What does the catalase test for,
What is the difference between gr...,
What do gram negitavie bacilli us...
28
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Antibac/antifungal agents
Define these terms antibiotics an...,
Define these terms minimum inhibi...,
What is the issue with broad spec...
17
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Antibiotic resistance
What are the causes of antibiotic...,
What are the two types of resista...,
What antibiotic are these types o...
16
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Antibacterial concepts
What is antibiotic pharmacokinetics,
What is pta in antibiotics,
What are the two conceptual quali...
12
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Immunisation, infection prevention
What are the two aims of vaccination,
What are components of the non sp...,
What is the difference between pa...
14
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allergies
What is an allergy or hypersensit...,
Describe type 2 hypersensitive an...,
What are common antigens and asso...
33
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autoimmune diseases
What is the difference between th...,
How do cells of the adaptive help...,
What are the 5 components of the ...
30
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Diagnosis of AI disease
What are the four factors associa...,
What are the two types of diagnos...,
What are some examples of inflamm...
12
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Immunodeficiency
What is the difference between pr...,
Describe the hierarchy of the imm...,
What are 5 causes of immunodefici...
36
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MHC and Transplant
Whats the difference between clas...,
What is the gene sequence for the...,
How many types of class 1 and 2 h...
14
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Infection in compromised host
Define immunocompromised,
What are 5 types of innate defences,
What type of people are more comm...
22
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Diseases of endocrine
Define these terms autocrine endo...,
Where do you find the pituitary g...,
What are the differences in the t...
30
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Immodulation
What is immunomodlation,
What are the outcomes of immunomo...,
What is infliximab used for
30
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Investigations into infection
What is meningitis and how can yo...,
What is encephalitis and how do y...,
What are common causes of a brain...
15
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Diseases of the kidney
What are the functions of the kidney,
What are the classical presentati...,
Describe the mricocirculation of ...
27
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Pathology of UT
What is renal cell carcinoma and ...,
What is von hippel lindau syndrome,
What is wilms tumour
21
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infection of UTI
What kind of flora is in the urog...,
What are the features and causes ...,
What is pyelonephritis
22
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tests of renal function
Describe how concentrations of so...,
What are the three main functions...,
Where do these excitable metaboli...
18
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Investigating endocrine
What are three types of endocrine...,
How do tbg affect thyroid functio...,
What do these measurements mean t...
17
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Diabetes
How is glucose stored in the body,
What by definition is diabetes,
What is the normal range for bloo...
24
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diseases of bone
Describe the composition of bone,
What is the role of the bone form...,
What is the role of bone reabsorb...
41
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Ca, Mg homeostasis
What is the distribution of total...,
What is the equation to calculate...,
Where is phosphate predominantly ...
27
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Upper GIT pathology
What is the structure of the norm...,
What are the two types of oesopha...
2
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Benign Resp Path
What is the definition of asthma,
What is the pathogenesis of asthma,
What are the different types of a...
28
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Malignant Lung Pathology
What are the most common sites of...,
What is the most common type of l...,
What are the two classifications ...
14
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RESP Infection
What is pharyngitis and tonsillar...,
What is infectious mononucleosis ...,
What happens if given ampicillin ...
33
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Pleural Pathology
Describe the structure of the nor...,
What are various causes of pleura...,
What is the paythogensis of pleur...
26
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Breast Pathology
When screening for breast patholo...,
Describe the breast triple assess...,
What are the meaning of the three...
16
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Ovarian/Uterine Path
What is the definition of endomet...,
What are the causes of endometriosis,
What are the complications diagno...
31
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Infection - child/preg
How does pregnancy affect infection,
What acronym is used for infectio...,
What are the infections of torch ...
28
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CV Path
What is the definition of ischami...,
What are 4 types of ischaemic hea...,
Apart from ihd syndromes what oth...
23
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CV Path2
What is the definition of heart f...,
What is the insidious sudden effe...,
What are some common causes of he...
30
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Cardio Path3
What is the definition of periphe...,
What are the main causes of perip...,
What is the pathogenesis and clin...
29
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Vascular Infections
What does bacteraemia mean,
What is required to be described ...,
What are the three types of bacte...
15
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CNS infections
What are three examples of primar...,
Why does meningitis need to be tr...,
What are the tree classifications...
21
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Path head/neck
What is the difference between vo...,
Who is mostly affected by vocal c...,
What is the early and late stage ...
15
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MSK disease
What is arthritides,
What are the acute symptoms of ar...,
What are the two most common type...
48
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Skin path/tumour
What are the two types of inflamm...,
What are the three clinical stage...,
What is spongiosis and what is it...
33
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Infect - ortho, skin, tissue
What are three functions of the skin,
What are the normal flora of the ...,
What is the pathogenesis of soft ...
30
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Haematology intro
Define haemopoiesis,
What is the main ability of a sin...,
What are the 4 types of stem cell...
34
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Myeloma/lymphoma
Describe the process of b cell de...,
What happens to b cells in lymph ...,
How does a myeloma arise
31
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Haem path + obstrectics
What is the difference in haemogl...,
What are 4 potential haematologic...,
What is physiological macrocytic ...
30
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Chronic blood disorders
What are chronic myeloproliferati...,
What are three types of chronic m...,
What is polycythemia vera feature...
7
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Blood Transfusion
What is lecuodepletion,
After lecuodepletion what happens...,
What happens to separated plasma ...
35
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heritable blood disorders
What is haemostasis,
What will a breech in vaso integr...,
During platelet activation what f...
27
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Thrombosis + RF
What is an arterial thrombosis ca...,
What is the pathogenesis of venou...,
What are thrombi clots made from
30
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Pead Haemo
Where are the various haematopoie...,
Why does foetal hbf have gamma ch...,
Which hb chains do chromosome 16 ...
20
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causes of anaemia/thrombocytopenia
What are some examples of causes ...,
What are the names and causes of ...,
What would iron deficiency do to ...
26
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Acu Leuk + MDS
What about cells in the bone marr...,
What is the median age of onset o...,
What is the diagnosis of aml
19
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Acquired Blood dys
What 3 things are required for cl...,
What happens to clotting in massi...,
Describe what pt measures in clot...
41
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blood emergencies
What is immune thrombocytopenia p...,
What is acquired ttp and its effect,
What does acquired ttp lead to
3
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UGIT path
How long is the oesophagus,
What is the lining of the oesophagus,
What i the sphincter at the end v...
44
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LGIT Path
What is diverticula of the large ...,
What is diverticulosis of the col...,
What is the pathogenesis of diver...
38
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GIT infections
What are examples of sterile and ...,
What normal flora are found in th...,
What is angular cheilitis and wha...
40
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GIT infections 2
What are the two ways to contract...,
What is distinctive about s aureu...,
What are the two entertains forme...
21
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Liver+GB path
Describe adenoma of liver cells v...,
What are two types of liver tumou...,
Describe 3 types of malignant liv...
9
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Support in Trauma
Define trauma,
What are the immediate vs potenti...,
What are the three phases of mort...
24
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Pancreatic path
What are the functions of the pan...,
What is an exocrine test for panc...,
Describe pancreatitis
20
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Liver disease
What is jaundice and the differen...,
What are the various causes of ja...,
Describe the simplified productio...
38
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GIT investigations
What are the functions of the fun...,
What are damaging factors of live...,
What are the systemic effects of ...
19
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