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Micro 1 - Antimicrobial agents 1
Inhibitors of cell wall synthesis 1,
Lactam abx 2,
Lactam abx moa 3
48
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Haem 1 - Haemostasis and Thrombosis
What makes the vessel wall normal...,
What happens when blood vessels a...,
Where does each anticoagulant fac...
12
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Immuno 1 - The immune response to infection/Primary immune deficiencies Part 1
Clinical features suggestive of i...,
3 receptors that are expressed by...,
Which are the phagocytes 3
28
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Haem 2 - Haematology in systemic disease and intro to haemopathology
Which type of leukocytes are in e...,
Iron deficiency anaemia lab findi...,
What is leucoerythroblastic anaem...
16
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Haem 3 - CML and myeloproliferative disorders
What are dilution studies fick s ...,
Give causes of relative polycytha...,
Give causes of true polycythaemia 3
28
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Immuno 2 - The immune response to infection/Primary immune deficiencies Part 2
B cells emerge from the bone marr...,
Reticular dysgenesis mutation 2,
Which features would make you sus...
37
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Immuno 3 - Secondary immune deficiencies and HIV 1 infection
O commonest cause of secondary im...,
B cell lymphoproliferative disord...,
Clinical features of immune defic...
45
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Haem 5 - Lymphoma 1
Type of cell giving rise to 1,
Lymphoma rf 2,
Key enzyme involved in class swit...
43
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Haem 6 - Lymphoma 2 – CLL and lymphoproliferative disorders
Hodgkin s lymphoma epidemiology 1,
Hodgkin s lymphoma symptoms 2,
Hodgkin s lymphoma histology 3
38
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Haem 4 – Plasma Cell Myeloma & amyloid and Monoclonal gammopathy of uncertain significance
What do multiple myeloma cells pr...,
Myeloma is always preceded by 2,
Mgus igg iga igm mgus is a premal...
37
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Passmed - Haem
Blood film clinical signs sx in 1,
Bloodfilm in hyposplenism iron de...,
Mild cellulitis mx severe celluli...
9
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Passmed - Microbiology
Lymphocyte counts in fungal menin...,
Microscopy of s pneumoniae nmenin...,
Human bite wounds mx 3
11
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Micro 2 - Antimicrobial agents 2
Sensitive or resistant 1,
Define breakpoint 2,
When can you switch iv abx to po 3
15
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Immuno 4 - Transplantation
Hla classes expression 1,
3 commonest transplanted organs 2,
Phases of t cell mediated immune ...
38
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Haem 7 + 8 - Blood transfusion
What kind of antibodies are 1,
What kind of reaction do anti d a...,
Group and screen vs full xmatch 3
48
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Micro 3 - Hospital acquired infections
Define hai 1,
Organisms associated with cathete...,
Organisms associated with urinary...
11
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Micro 4 - Wound, bone and joint infections
Define superficial incisional and...,
Gram ve cocci yellow colony on bl...,
When should dmards be stopped and...
21
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Haem 9 - Bone marrow transplantation
What is the principle of cyclical...,
O myeloablation vs 2,
How are the hla encoded 3
26
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Micro 5 - CNS infections and meningitis
Causative organisms in 1,
Commonest causative agents of acu...,
Key cause of meningoencephalitis 3
16
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Micro 7 - Vaccines
What is the r0 1,
What is the herd immunity thresho...,
Immune response process to vaccine 3
11
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Immuno 4 - Allergy
What is the difference in respons...,
What triggers mast cell degranula...,
Where are innate lymphoid cells f...
34
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Micro 8 - Fungal infections
Fungal cell walls plasma membrane...,
Yeast vs mould 2,
Aspergillus buzzwords 3
30
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Micro 9 - Mycobacterial disease
Purpose of auramine ziehl neelsen...,
Buzzwords for slow growing non tu...,
Give examples of rapid growin non...
22
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Micro 10 - Neonatal and childhood infections
Toxoplasmosis long term sequalae 1,
Toxoplasmosis presentation at bir...,
Congenital rubella syndrome triad...
21
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Histopathology - Liver
Portal triad 1,
Which zone has the most liver enz...,
Flow of blood in the liver 3
35
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Immuno 5 - Autoinflammatory and Autoimmune disease
Immunopathology in the absence of...,
Classical presentation of monogen...,
Fmf gene protein inheritance 3
50
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Immuno 6 - Immune Modulating therapies 1
Clonal expansion following exposu...,
T cell memory cell receptors 2,
What is a hemagglutination inhibi...
20
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Immuno 7 - Immune Modulating therapies 2
Steroids moa 1,
Examples of antiproliferative age...,
Cyclophosphamide moa use se 3
27
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Week 0 lectures
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Haem 10 - Paediatric Haematology
How do haematological parameters ...,
What is tam transient abnormal my...,
Which chromosome is responsible f...
19
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Haem 11 - Acute leukaemia
Chromosomal translocations and in...,
Types of chromosomal abnormalitie...,
What causes leukaemogenesis in aml 3
28
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ChemPath
What are atherosclerotic plaques ...,
Lipoproteins in order of density 2,
Main carrier of cholesterol in th...
141
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Histopathology - Skin
Haematoxylin eosin stain 1,
Layers of the epidermis 2,
Eczema under the microscope 3
38
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Histopathology - Lung
What are o curschmann s spiral o ...,
Define chronic bronchitis copd 2,
Histology of copd 3
37
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Histopathology - Breast
Breast cytopathology c1 c2 c3 c4 ...,
Gold standard for the dx of breas...,
Normal breast histology 3
37
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Histopathology - Upper + Lower GI pathology
Hirschsprung s disease biopsy fin...,
Where is volvulus more likely to ...,
Where does diverticular disease o...
62
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Histopathology - Pancreas and gallbladder
Which component of the pancreas i...,
The islets of langerhans are part...,
Which cells are part of the exocr...
33
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Histopathology - Systemic disease
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Histopathology - Neurooncology
Tumours of the pns small nerves l...,
Commonest type of cns tumours in 2,
Commonest extra axial and intra a...
40
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Histopathology - Neurodegeneration
Dementia 1,
Pathological protein of the follo...,
Prion disease histology 3
23
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Histopathology - CVD
Most important independent rf for...,
What is the role of the factor re...,
Early atheroma arises in ___ epit...
35
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Histopathology - Cerebrovascular disease and trauma
Two types of oedema 1,
Two forms of hydrocephalus 2,
Haemorrhagic stroke 3
11
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Micro 11 - Opportunistic viral infections
Endogenous vs exogenous viruses 1,
Detection of viruses in immunocom...,
Marker of replication for hav 3
36
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Micro 12 - GI infections
Define gastroenteritis 1,
Small bowel vs large bowel diarrh...,
Define outbreak 3
34
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