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General Pathology
Nomenclature and classification o...
1
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Practical Pathology
Clinical cytology pre practical l...
1
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Systems Pathology
Cardiovascular system and diseases 1
1
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flashcards
What is aetiology 1,
What is pathogenesis 2,
What are the three main categorie...
1001
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section 1
What is aetiology 1,
What is pathogenesis 2,
What are the three main categorie...
50
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section 2
What is mortality 1,
What is prevalence 2,
How does prevalence differ from i...
50
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pt3
In which tissues does coagulative...,
What are the key microscopic feat...,
What type of necrosis is characte...
45
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pt 4
Why is prolonged bed rest a major...,
Which type of thrombosis is most ...,
What is the most effective early ...
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pt 6
What does cellular adaptation mea...,
Under what circumstances does a c...,
Define hyperplasia and how does i...
50
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pt5
Define infarction 1,
What are some non thrombotic caus...,
How are infarcts classified by co...
53
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pt7
What does the term neoplasia lite...,
What is meant by tumour different...,
What is pleomorphism and in which...
50
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pt 8
What is the main pathological con...,
Name two non specific symptoms of...,
What sign on physical exam is spe...
50
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pt 9
What is the main pathological con...,
Name two non specific symptoms of...,
What sign on physical exam is spe...
50
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pt10
What two stem lineages give rise ...,
What are colony forming units cfu...,
Define leukocytosis and leukopenia 3
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pt 11
What was mary s outcome after tre...,
How does this case study exercise...,
What four processes comprise norm...
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pt12
How is the severity of acute live...,
Define chronic hepatitis 2,
How is hepatitis a virus transmit...
50
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pt13
What is the most common cause of ...,
Name two patient groups at risk f...,
What are the cardinal clinical fe...
50
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pt14
What are the general and specific...,
How is renal failure defined 2,
Which endocrine functions are los...
50
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pt15
What key roles does the thalamus ...,
What constitutes the limbic syste...,
What are the roles of epinephrine...
50
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pt16
What are the main treatment strat...,
What is donanemab and how does it...,
What was the design of the trailb...
50
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pt17
What stimulus type is when stress...,
What feedback mechanism keeps hor...,
Which hypothalamic hormone stimul...
50
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pt18
What are the main functions of ox...,
List the principal anterior pitui...,
What is the major function of pro...
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pt19
What prognostic factor most influ...,
How many layers does the gi tract...,
What epithelium lines the oesopha...
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PT20
Why are utis more common in women 1,
Name the two most common bacteria...,
Give two examples of non bacteria...
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