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Unit 9: Major Peptic Ulcer
What is a peptic ulcer,
Describe how nsaids lead to incre...,
Describe how prostaglandins effec...
64
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Unit 9: Minor 1 HIV
What is gastrointesinal disturbance,
What are rigors,
What is pyrexia
21
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Unit 9: Minor 2 Barret's Oesophagus
What are the histological signs o...,
Describe the histological changes...,
What is the pathogenesis of barre...
18
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Unit 9: Minor 3: Peptic Ulcer to gastric bleeding
What test is used to identify blo...,
What are common causes of abdomin...,
What are some pathological causes...
22
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Unit 9: Major Pernicious Anemia
Why does anemia cause tiredness,
Why does pa cause breathlessness,
What is the life cycle of a red b...
52
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Unit 10: Bulimia Nervosa - Rosie list
How does chronic vomiting cause c...,
How does diuretuc abuse cause car...,
How does chronic vomitting and di...
33
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Unit 10: Bulimia Nervosa: additional information
What is body dysmorphia,
What are some of the cognitive pr...,
What are the nice recomennded tre...
29
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Unit 10; Crohns, coeliac, lactose intolerance and colitis
What are some common causes of di...,
What are the different classifica...,
How can diarrhoea be classified b...
83
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Unit 10: Alcohol related liver disease and domestic abuse
What is the impact of stress on g...,
What are the physiological effect...,
What are the psychological effect...
70
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Unit 10: Graves disease (inputs and outputs)
Diagram of thyroid hormones produ...,
By what mechanism does tsh regula...,
What other factors can regulate t...
37
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U10W5: Colorectal cancer
What are some of the biological r...,
What are some of the lifestyle ri...,
How common is colorectal cancer
81
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Unit 10: Diabetic Nephrogy
What is the role of hyperglycemia...,
What is the pathophysiology mecha...,
What are the consequences of low ...
61
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U11W1: Cerebral Palsy
What is cerebral palsy,
What are the risk factors of cere...,
What is the genetic link behind c...
66
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U11W2: Trauma - Limb amputation
What is the process on direct bon...,
What is the process of indirect b...,
Where do we amputate how do we de...
70
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U11W3: Rheumatoid Arthritis
Compare and contrast the pattern ...,
What terms are used to describe w...,
How does the onset of different t...
60
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U11W4: spinal cord injury
What are the key anatomical featu...,
What are the four main functions ...,
What makes up the vertebral column
65
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u12W1: Hypertension
What are the different hormones p...,
What is the function of aldosterone,
What is the basic mechanism of ad...
75
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U12: Pulmonary embolism
Describe the basic pattern of pul...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What are the risk facotrs of veno...
66
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U12W3 MI/Angina
What is triclegalor,
What is qrisk3,
What information about a patient ...
67
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u12w4: heart failure
What are the key features of left...,
What are the key features of righ...,
What is the kep epidemiology of h...
72
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U13W1 - asthma and COPD
How prevalent is copd,
What are the risk factors associa...,
What are the two main components ...
59
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U13W2 CAP
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
55
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U13W3: TB
What is the legalities of informi...,
What is the tb action plan for en...,
Most people with tb in englands were
56
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U14W1: Ear disease
Ho,
How can we differentiate between ...,
What is the function of cn8
7
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