Clinical Pathology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (45):

• Antibacterial Agents

  Antibacterial agents

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  definition of antibiotics,

  define antimicrobial agents,

  2 types of bacterial killing
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• Antibiotic Resistance

  Antibiotic resistance.

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  define antibiotic era,

  define antibiotic era,

  what drugs are enterobactericase resista
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• Antivirals

  Antivirals

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  what are the stages in the pathogenesis,

  how is hiv contracted,

  drug used for hiv
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• Antifungals

  Antifungals

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  3 forms of fungi,

  what distinctive features do filamentous,

  what distinctive feature do yeasts have
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• Introduction To Parasites

  Introduction to parasites

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  define parasite,

  define host,

  define symbiosis
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• Childhood Viral Infections

  Childhood viral infections

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  what six conditions are childhood viral,

  which antibody levels are high in acute,

  which antibody levels are high in chroni
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• Immunisation

  Immunisation

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  why do me immunise,

  what is herd immunity,

  what are the 2 types of goals vaccinatio
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• Infection Prevention Control

  Infection Prevention control

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  what are the stages in the chain of infe,

  what methods can be used to eliminate a,

  what methods can be used to remove the r
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• Autoimmune Diseases

  Autoimmune diseases

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  what are the two types of autoimmune dis,

  define autoimmunity,

  autoimmune diseases are due to the effec
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• Diagnosis Of Autoimmune Diseases

  Diagnosis of autoimmune diseases

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  define sensitivity,

  define specificity,

  define positive predictive value
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• Allergy

  Allergy

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  how many types of hypersensitive reactio,

  what are the stages in developing an all,

  type 2 reaction involve which immunoglob
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• Immunodeficency

  Immunodeficency

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  what are the principle function of the i,

  is the innate immune system long term or,

  is the adaptive immune system long term
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• Immunotherapeutics

  Immunotherapeutics

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  define immunomodulation,

  what mechanisms can be used for immunomo,

  define immunomodulators
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• Mhc And Transplanatation

  MHC and transplanatation

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  in what types of cells is blood group su,

  what 2 types of isoagglutinins do all in,

  what are isoagglutinins
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• Infection Of The Immunocompromised

  Infection of the immunocompromised

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  common types of pathogens more prevalent,

  what functions can be disrupted if you a,

  innate defences
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• Respiratory Pathology

  Respiratory Pathology

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  what 3 ms define respiratory pathology,

  what 2 parts make up the lungs and respi,

  what type os epithelium lines the conduc
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• Upper Respiratory Tract Infections

  Upper respiratory tract infections

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  what are flora of upper respiratory trac,

  what respiratory pathogen may be carried,

  names of pathogens which might involve t
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• Lower Respiratory Tract Infections

  Lower respiratory tract infections

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  define lower respiratory tract infection,

  what are the common predisposing factors,

  common bacterial organism which cause lo
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• Mycobacterial Diseases

  Mycobacterial diseases

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  does mycobacteria have cells wall,

  3 stains which are commonly used in myco,

  what happens in the latent phase of a my
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• Pathology Of The Upper Gi Tract

  Pathology of the upper GI tract

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  3 main conditions of oesophageal patholo,

  what is the epithelial lining of most of,

  what are the names of the 2 oesophageal
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• Nutritional Support In Trauma

  Nutritional support in Trauma

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  define trauma,

  immediate features of trauma,

  later features of trauma
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• Gastroenteritis

  Gastroenteritis

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  what is the perfect environment for orga,

  what are the main beneficial effects of,

  examples of 2 obligate anaerobes
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• Intrabdominal Infections

  Intrabdominal infections

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  define intrandominal infection,

  why is gastroenteritis not classed as a,

  which areas of the stomach and small int
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• Diverticula Of The Bowel

  diverticula of the bowel

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  what are the 2 types of diverticulum,

  is diverticulosis of the colon acquired,

  define diverticulosis of the colon
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• Viral Meningitis And Encephalitis

  viral meningitis and encephalitis

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  what does itis mean,

  define meningitis,

  define encephalitis
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• Brain Abscesses And Other Infections Of

  brain abscesses and other infections of the central nervous system

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  define brain abscess,

  what are the main causes of brain absces,

  what is the main bacterial pathogen whic
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• Cns Infections Bacterial Meningitis

  CNS infections- bacterial meningitis.

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  are encephalitis and meningitis typicall,

  are brain abscesses typically viral or b,

  through what 2 mechanisms can pathogens
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• Cardiovascular Diseases 1

  cardiovascular diseases 1

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  what factors reduce blood supply to the,

  pathogenesis if acute and chronic ischam,

  what is the time frame for recovery via
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• Cardiovascular Diseases 2

  cardiovascular diseases 2

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  what 3 factors contribute to increasing,

  what coping mechanism does the hurt used,

  what coping mechanism does the heart use
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• Cardiovascular Disease 3

  cardiovascular disease 3

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  define endocarditis,

  2 main forms of endocarditis,

  what is contained within vegetations of
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• Diseases Of The Urinary Tract 1

  diseases of the urinary tract 1

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  what are the main functions of the kidne,

  how to patients with renal disease prese,

  3 components of nephritic syndrome
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• Diseases Of The Urinary System 2

  diseases of the urinary system 2

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  pelvic causes of urinary tract obstructi,

  intrinsic causes of urinary tract obstru,

  extrinsic causes of urinary tract obstru
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• Urogenital Pathology

  urogenital pathology

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  define nodular hyperplasia or benign pro,

  symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia,

  4 zones of the prostate
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• Urinary Tract Infections

  urinary tract infections

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  define a upper urinary tract infection,

  define a lower urinary tract infection,

  is the bladder sterile or a non sterile
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• Acquired Disorders Of Haemostasis

  Acquired disorders of haemostasis.

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  how can you determine whether or not the,

  acquirered bleeding disorders include,

  how are patients with the possibility of
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• Acute Leukaemia

  acute leukaemia

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  define acute leukaemia,

  3 most likely causes of acute leukaemia,

  what are the 2 main subgroups of acute l
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• Introduction To Bleeding Disorders

  Introduction to bleeding disorders.

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  in haemostatic balance what 2 factors ar,

  what is the first step which results in,

  what molecule do platelets adhere to
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• Haemoglobinopathies

  haemoglobinopathies

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  what shape are rbc,

  what shape are rbc,

  do rbc have nuclei
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• Introduction To Haematology

  Introduction to haematology

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  define haematology,

  define haemopoeisis,

  key properties of a haemopoietic cell
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• Myeloma And Lymphoma

  Myeloma and lymphoma

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  where does the first stage of b cell dif,

  what happens to b cells in the first sta,

  what are 2 light chains in b cell called
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• Paediatric Haemotology

  Paediatric haemotology

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  what is the structure of foetal haemoglo,

  haematopoiesis where does it start in a,

  if you have a problem with you bone marr
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• Thrombosis And Risk Factors Of Thrombosi

  Thrombosis and risk factors of thrombosis

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  what is virchows triad,

  what is the primary cause of a arterial,

  what is the pathogenesis of a arterial t
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• Chronic Myeoproliferative Disorders And

  Chronic myeoproliferative disorders and chronic myeloid leukaemia.

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  define chronic myeloproliferative disord,

  what blood cancer can chronic myeloproli,

  what cells are contained within stem cel
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• Tranfusion

  Tranfusion

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  how long does it take to transfuse 1 uni,

  what is the time limit within which rbc,

  what conditions and for how many days is
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• Common Cause Of Anaemia And Thrombocytop

  common cause of anaemia and thrombocytopenia

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  what are the main causes of anaemia,

  causes of macrocytic anaemia,

  causes of normocytic anaemia
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