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Abdominal
Name some red flag symptoms for a...,
What is gord,
What is the cause of gord
208
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Dermatology - Inflammatory Dermatoses
Define atopic,
What is atopic eczema dermatitis,
What is the cause of atopic eczema
129
cards
ENT - Throat
Define tosillitis,
Give the 4 main clinical featured...,
What makes up the centor criteria
88
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Neurology
Define a stroke,
What are the 2 main type of stroke,
What is the mechanism behind an i...
251
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Ophthamology - The Red Eye
Is acute angle closure glaucoma a...,
Define glaucoma,
What is acute angle closure glauc...
122
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CVS
Give some red flag symptoms for c...,
What is acute coronary syndrome,
What is the cause of acs
225
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Respiratory
Give some red flags for a respira...,
What is the most common lung dise...,
Give the 3 mechanisms behind airw...
204
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Renal Tract
What is a urinary tract infection,
What is the most common pathogen ...,
How does e coli cause a uti
284
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Endocrine
What is the ideal blood glucose c...,
What is insulin produced by,
Is insulin an anabolic or catabol...
228
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Haematology
What are the 4 mechanisms behind ...,
What hb levels indicate iron defi...,
What is the most common form of a...
88
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Vascular
What is peripheral vascular disease,
What is peripheral arterial disease,
What is the most common cause of ...
114
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Locomotor
What is osteoarthritis,
What are the most commonly affect...,
Which cells are involved in the b...
123
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ENT - Ear
Describe what happens during webe...,
What is a normal result of weber ...,
What is the result of weber s tes...
153
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ENT - Nose
Where do nosebleeds epistaxis mos...,
Anterior vs posterior nose bleed ...,
Are
33
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Ophthalmology - Loss of Vision
Do cataracts cause sudden or grad...,
What are cataracts,
What is the job of the lens
119
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Ophthalmology - Neurological Conditions
What is mydriasis,
What is miosis,
Does raised intracranial pressure...
50
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Ophthalmology - General Medicine and the Eye
What is diabetic retinopathy,
What is the result of hyperglycae...,
What is the result of increased v...
32
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Ophthalmology - Eyelids/Oculoplastics
What is orbital cellulitis,
What are the 3 important features...,
What is preseptal cellulitis
30
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Ophthalmology - Paeds
Define strabismus,
Define ambylopia,
Define esotropia
36
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Neck Lumps
What are the red flags symptoms f...,
What 4 categories can lymphadenop...,
Give some examples of reactive ly...
24
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Mental Health
Mood vs affect,
Define mania,
Define hypomania
39
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Dermatology - Skin Infections
What virus causes chicken pox,
Transmission of vzv,
Incubation period of vzv
138
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Dermatology - Skin Tumours
What is a melanocytic naevus,
What are the 3 types of melanocyt...,
What is melanoma
73
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Dermatology - Terminology
What size defines a small primary...,
What size defines a large primary...,
What is a small flat lesion called
37
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Dermatology - Dermatological Emergencies
What are the 2 main autoimmune,
What is erythroderma,
Why is erythroderma an emergency
39
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Dermatology - Autoimmune Disorders
What is vitiligo,
Give some autoimmune diseases ass...,
Describe the lesions in vitiligo
65
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Dermatology - Common Rashes
Cause of meningococcal rash,
Appearance of meningococcal rash,
Other symptoms that accompany a m...
57
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Dermatology - Cutaneous Drug Eruptions
What is a pseudoallergy,
What 4 drugs commonly cause aller...,
What is the most common type of d...
40
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Dermatology - Skin & Systemic Disease
What is acanthosis nigricans,
What underlying systemic disease ...,
Acanthosis nigricans can be a sig...
29
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Breast
What is a breast abscess,
What are the 4 most common pathog...,
What are the 2 types of breast ab...
133
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Abdominal Pt 2
Give some symptoms seen in hepatitis,
Signs seen in hepatitis,
What is the most common type of v...
166
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QuesMed Corrections
What is the 1st line investigatio...,
If faecal calprotectin is raised ...,
Which type of ibd is a risk facto...
107
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Corrections - Respiratory
0
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