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Autopsy
What does autopsy mean,
What does post mortem mean,
Purpose of a coroners pm
15
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Genetic Disease
What is a multifactorial genetic ...,
What is a single gene disorder,
What is a chromosomal disorder
76
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Genome Anatomy
What makes dna good for storage,
What sugar is dna based off,
How does structure of rna differ ...
80
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Genome Analysis Methods
What is pcr,
How does pcr work,
How is the region you want to amp...
37
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Role of ...
What does gross pathology refer to,
What different levels do histopat...,
Who are histopathologists
47
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Week 2 Crossword
What is the study of the incidenc...,
Okazaki fragments take part in wh...,
Aetiology is the study of what as...
25
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Atheroma, thrombosis and embolism
What is an atheroma,
What are the 5 main steps of athe...,
What allows circulating lipoprote...
129
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Atheroma - Revision
What are the 3 layers of an arter...,
Which layer of the arterial vesse...,
What is the intima composed of
59
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Pulmonary Embolism Revision
What is a pe,
What is a pe usually due to,
What is a small of pe due to
16
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Ischaemia, Infarction and Shock
How do hypoxia and ischaemia differ,
In ischaemia does glycolytic anae...,
Does ischaemia or hypoxia injure ...
108
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Peripheral Vascular Disease and Pulmonary Embolism
Clinical outline pe case 71 yr bm...,
What is wells criteria,
If a pe is supsected
27
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Ischaemic Heart Disease & Heart Failure
What is ischaemic heart disease,
What is cause of ischaemic heart ...,
Why is there often a coexisting c...
79
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Chromosome Pathology
How do chromosomal changes produc...,
What is dosage effect,
What is position effect
50
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Vascular Disease Tutorial
What is arteriosclerosis,
Modifiable risk factors for ather...,
Non modifiable risk factors for a...
13
cards
Genome Variation
What is a genetic bottleneck,
What are somatic cells,
Are somatic cells diploid or haploid
70
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Single Gene Pathology
What is a single gene disorder wh...,
What is a locus,
What is allelic heterogeneity
90
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Multifactorial Disease
What is the law of segregation,
What is a mendelian disorder,
What is a polygenic disease
46
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Gene to Function to Clinic
What are the breast cancer genes,
What of breast cancers do mutatio...,
The average woman has 12 risk of ...
40
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Cell Injury and Cell Death
What is atrophy vs hypotrophy,
What is oncosis,
What is reversible cellular injury
118
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Repair and Regeneration
What is resolution in cell injury,
What does resolution depend on,
What happens if the damaged cells...
134
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Acute Inflammation
What is the purpose of inflammation,
What is acute inflammation,
What is the characteristic cell i...
114
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Chronic Inflammation
What is the innate immune system,
What are the 3 possible outcomes ...,
What is involved in resolution
82
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Cirrhosis and Paracetamol Overdose
What is the dual blood supply of ...,
Why is the liver less susceptible...,
Role of the liver in carbohydrate...
65
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Abscess
What is an absecess,
What is acute inflammation,
What are the 4 signs of acute inf...
31
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Chronic Leg Ulcer
What is an ulcer,
What is a skin ulcer,
What are the causes of leg ulcers
70
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Introduction & Classification of Human Microbiota
According to the current system t...,
Why are viruses and prions not in...,
What is taxonomy
97
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Normal Microbiota
Where is organism density the gre...,
What are normal flora normal micr...,
What is colonisation
65
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Micro-organisms in Disease:Infection
Define pathogenicity,
What are the requirements of for ...,
Define virulence
97
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Immunopathology
What can the immune system be div...,
What cells does the innate immune...,
What cells are involved in the ad...
69
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Hypersensitivity
What is allergy and hypersensitivity,
How many types of hypersensitivit...,
What do type i hypersensitivity r...
101
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Investigation of Anaesthetic Drug Allergies
What is anaphylaxis,
Where are mast cells found,
What does the degranulation of ma...
24
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Acid-Base Homeostasis
Why is acid base homeostasis impo...,
How can changes in h affect proteins,
How can h affect oxidative phosph...
160
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Electrolyte Disorders
What is a u e test,
What is measured in u e test,
What are common causes of electro...
64
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Inborn Errors of Metabolism
What are inborn errors of metabolism,
When does ammonia accummulate,
What are the clinical effects of ...
32
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Newborn Screening Test
What is screening,
What is wilson and jungner criter...,
When are all babies tested
58
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Theme 4 Crossword - Disorders of Metabolism
Condition that results in the acc...,
Production of this metabolite cau...,
Non protein helper molecules that...
17
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Huntington's Disease
What is huntingtons disease,
What is the movement disorder ass...,
What is the mood disorder associa...
38
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Clinical Bioinformatics
What is bioinformatics,
What does a genetic report likely...,
What is a rare disease
6
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Abnormal Growth
What are adaptations,
What is homeostasis,
Are adaptations reversible
106
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Characteristics of Tumours
What is a tumour,
What is neoplasia,
What is cancer
41
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Tumour Classification
What are the 4 basic types of tissue,
Why do most tumours arise from ep...,
What are the 2 types of epithelia
68
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Carcinogenesis: Causes of Cancer
What type of occupations can lead...,
What occupation is many cases of ...,
What is asbestos
107
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Imprinting and X-inactivation
What is androgenesis,
What is parthenogenesis,
What is a hydatidiform mole
47
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Familial Cancer
Genetic and environmental contrib...,
Step,
What are somatic mutations can th...
34
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Cervical and Vulval Pathology
What are condyloma acuminatum,
What is lsil,
Are genital warts a form of lsil
91
cards
Assessment of Breast Lumps
Normal structure of breast,
Histology of breast tissue,
Histology of breast tissue
40
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Behaviour of Tumours
What is invasion of tumours,
What is metastasis of tumours,
What causes the progression from ...
65
cards
Molecular Hallmarks of Cancer
What are the main 6 hallmarks of ...,
What is,
How do cancer cells dysregulate n...
112
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Ovarian Tumours
What are the 3 classifications of...,
Where can ovarian tumours arise from,
What is the outside of the ovary ...
80
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Pharmacogenetics
Define genomics,
Define pharmacokinetics,
Define pharmacodynamics
36
cards
Genetic Counselling
What is genetic counselling,
What is the role of a genetic cou...,
What information needs to be gath...
32
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Lung Cancer
What does survival depend on,
What system is used to stage lung...,
Survival rate
37
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Personalised Treatment of Cancer Patients
Which of these tests is most like...,
Which of these tests may be of mo...,
What is the advantage of next gen...
6
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DNA Mutations and Repair - Revision
What is mendalian inheritance,
What inheritance is huntingtons,
What inheritance is
81
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Theme 4 Crossword - Neoplasia
A premalignant change in cell pro...,
In some third world countries bla...,
A key defining characteristic of ...
45
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Disorders in Chromosome Number - Revision
What is aneuploidy,
What is the most common type of a...,
What is trisomy 21
18
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Infarction and Necrosis Revision
What is necrosis,
What is infarction,
What is the initial cell response...
19
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Thrombosis Revision
Usual mechanism behind arterial t...,
Usual mechanism behind venous thr...,
Usual location of arterial thromb...
13
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ADHD, Tourrette's & Tics
0
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Gynae: Ectopic Pregnancy, PID, Miscarriage & Ovarian Cyst
0
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