1
Q
what is the structure of the normal oesophagus and what are the two sphincters
A
25cm long muscular tube, squamous epithelium
upper sphincter - cricopharnegeal
lower - gastro-oesophgheal junction
2
Q
what are the two types of oesophagitis
A
infectious - bacterial, vital (HSV1, CMV), fungal (candida)
chemical most common - corrosive ingestion, gastric reflux
Year 2 - Clinical Pathology
flashcards
Decks in class (67)
# Cards
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Bacterial Pathogens35
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Fungal Pathogens38
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Parasitology38
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Viral and Prion Pathogens59
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Interpreting Test Results15
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Infection Tests27
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Antivirals27
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Pathogen infection antibiotic matching28
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Antibac/antifungal agents17
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Antibiotic resistance16
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Antibacterial concepts12
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Immunisation, infection prevention14
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allergies33
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autoimmune diseases30
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Diagnosis of AI disease12
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Immunodeficiency36
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MHC and Transplant14
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Infection in compromised host22
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Diseases of endocrine30
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Immodulation30
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Investigations into infection15
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Diseases of the kidney27
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Pathology of UT21
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infection of UTI22
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tests of renal function18
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Investigating endocrine17
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Diabetes24
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diseases of bone41
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Ca, Mg homeostasis27
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Upper GIT pathology2
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Benign Resp Path28
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Malignant Lung Pathology14
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RESP Infection33
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Pleural Pathology26
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Breast Pathology16
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Ovarian/Uterine Path31
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Infection - child/preg28
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CV Path23
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CV Path230
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Cardio Path329
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Vascular Infections15
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CNS infections21
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Path head/neck15
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MSK disease48
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Skin path/tumour33
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Infect - ortho, skin, tissue30
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Haematology intro34
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Myeloma/lymphoma31
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Haem path + obstrectics30
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Chronic blood disorders7
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Blood Transfusion35
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heritable blood disorders27
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Thrombosis + RF30
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Pead Haemo20
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causes of anaemia/thrombocytopenia26
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Acu Leuk + MDS19
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Acquired Blood dys41
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blood emergencies3
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UGIT path44
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LGIT Path38
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GIT infections40
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GIT infections 221
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Liver+GB path9
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Support in Trauma24
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Pancreatic path20
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Liver disease38
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GIT investigations19
