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Physiology of blood cells and heamatological terminology
Where do blood cells originate,
What are the essential characteri...,
What are the steps of differentia...
34
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Deciding what is normal and interpreting blood counts
What is the difference between a ...,
Are all measures in the normal ra...,
What are the main factors youd lo...
9
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Aneamia
What is aneamia what are the main...,
What are the 4 mechanisms leading...,
What is the cause of reduced rbc ...
15
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Haemoglobin and thalassaemia
How many rbc do we have and how m...,
Why is it important for hb to be ...,
When and where and how is heamogl...
17
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Sickle cell disease
What is the sickle gene,
What are the consequences of sick...,
Where is sickle gene most common
22
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Abnomal white cell count
How is normal haematopoesis,
What are the different steps of d...,
What are the factors that control...
16
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intro to chemical pathology
What does fbc esr crp lft u e means,
What types of tube are available ...,
What is the difference between pl...
17
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Bacteriology lab
What are the 4 main bacterial lab...,
Is skin a sterile site should you...,
How many bottle of blood would yo...
13
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Heamostasis
What is heamostasis what is it for,
What is in simple terms the bodie...,
What is present in a typical vess...
19
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Histopathology and antibody
What is the difference between hi...,
What is the main role of histopat...,
What are the 4 main samples hisot...
20
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Disorders of heamolysis
What is abnormal bleeding define as,
What are the 3 main ways people c...,
What 2 things can go wrong to lea...
19
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Blood transfusion
What are the blood groups,
What are the genes responsible fo...,
When do ab vs abo groups appear w...
19
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Cancer 1: cellular pathology
Define metaplasia,
Define neoplasia tumour malignancy,
What is the difference bewteen be...
29
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Cancer 2: cell cycle
Do all cells divide at the same rate,
What happens to normal cells with...,
What are the 3 phases of the cell...
20
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Cancer 3: Biological basis of cancer therapy
What are the 4 main anti cancer m...,
What kind of mutations can lead t...,
What types of systemic therapy ar...
18
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Immun 1: Immunology
How do t cells and b cells detect...,
What is the cancer immunity cycle...,
What is immune checkpoint blockade
17
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Cancer 4: cellular control 2
What is the main controller of th...,
How do rtkl activate and activate...,
Describe grb2 structure and role
14
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Cancer 5: DNA damage
How reactive are basepairs what a...,
What are 4 broad groups of dna da...,
Generally what can cause dna damage
15
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Cancer 6: Apoptosis
Why do you need programmed cell d...,
What is the difference bewteen ne...,
What is necrosis
15
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Cancer 7: Angiogenesis
What is angiogenesis,
What is angiogenesis a balance of,
Describe the step by step angioge...
14
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Cancer 8: invasion
What are cacinomas,
What are the 5 steps leading to c...,
What are the different cell migra...
24
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Cancer 9: external factors controlling division
What is cell behaviour,
What are the 2 form of external i...,
How do cells adhere in culture
19
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Cancer 10: Oncogenes and tubour supressors
What are the hallmark of canceer,
How does the cell decide when cel...,
What are oncogenes and protooncog...
18
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Cancer 12: breast cancer
What is the 5 year curative windo...,
Describe the epidiemology of brea...,
Describe general physiology of th...
17
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Cancer 11: epidemiology of cancer
How has have the leading causes o...,
How does cancer incidence varies ...,
How do specific cancers types inc...
10
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Cancer 13: Colon cancer
Describe epidimiology of colon ca...,
Describe anatomy of the colon rol...,
How often do colon cells turnover
22
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Immunology 2: Transplantation
When do you transplant organs 2 c...,
Why do organs fail,
What is an allograft autograft is...
17
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Cancer 14: Leukemia
What is leukemia,
How does leukemia differ from cancer,
What are benign and malignant leu...
13
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Immunology 3: Hypersensitivity and allergy
What are appriate immune reaction,
What is appropriate immune tolerance,
When do hypersensitivity response...
27
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Immunology 4: Autoimmunity
What are aid a dysregulation of,
What are the criterias for a dise...,
What genetic and environemental f...
21
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Inmmun 4 : Dermatoses
Describe the microanatomy of skin,
What are the 5 layers of the epid...,
What happens to keratinocytes whe...
16
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cancer 15: skin cancer
Where does most skin cancer rise ...,
What cells can lead to skin cancer,
What are some causes of skin cancer
23
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microbiology 1: Fungal infections
3 main fungus causing infections,
Which cells respond to fungal inf...,
What is fungal morphogenesis
16
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Microbiology 2: Community and hospital aquired infection
What are common virulence factors...,
What are the some forms of exotox...,
What are endotoxins what are the ...
33
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Microbiology 3: interferon
What is the overall strategy for ...,
What is cpg and zap and their rel...,
What is the definition of interfe...
21
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Microbio 5: parasites
Epidiemology of ehystolica,
How is ehystolica aquired,
How do you diagnose ehystolica
33
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Microbiology 6: Skin infection
What is staph aureus what can it ...,
What different infectiosn can sta...,
What is impetigo
17
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Micro 6: viral evasion of host immunity
Why are all viruses sensititve to...,
Describe the process of mhc i ant...,
How does ebv hsv cmv adenovirus kshv
16
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