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L2 - Terminology
Define a cyst 1,
Define an abscess 2,
Define a granulation tissue 3
45
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L1 – Colorectal Pathology
What are the main pathways in col...,
How is colorectal cancer describe...,
What is the worldwide incidence t...
62
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L3 – Breast Pathology
What are the main histological co...,
How are the terminal duct lobular...,
What are the two cell types that ...
85
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L4 – Gastrointestinal Pathology
What is helicobacter pylori and i...,
In which morphological forms can ...,
Who were the pioneers that identi...
70
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L5 - Renal Pathology
What are the primary functions of...,
How much blood does the kidney fi...,
What anatomical structure is esse...
138
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L6 – Gynaecopathology: Infection-Related Tumours of the Cervix
What is the primary aetiological ...,
How many hpv genotypes are known ...,
Where is hpv most commonly detect...
70
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L7 – Gynaecopathology: Hormonally-Driven Tumours of the Uterus
What are the typical features of ...,
How is endometrial carcinoma gene...,
Which demographic is most affecte...
118
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L8 – Pulmonary–Lung Pathology
What is the significance of lung ...,
What is the general 5 year surviv...,
How does survival differ between ...
90
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L10 – Gynaecopathology: Genetics-Driven Cancers of the Ovary and Fallopian Tube
What are the key anatomical featu...,
How is ovarian histology signific...,
What is the epidemiological trend...
56
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L11 – Skin Pathology: Melanoma and the Impact of BRAF Mutation
What are the three primary layers...,
What is the role of the epidermis...,
Which structures are considered a...
61
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L12 – Post Mortem in Current Practice
What is the primary legal purpose...,
Who is authorised to certify the ...,
What is the difference between a ...
77
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L13 – Haematological Malignancies
What is the primary focus when as...,
What clinical presentation is sug...,
How does immunohistochemistry aid...
166
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L14 – Bone Pathology: Osteomyelitis, Metabolic Disorders and Bone Tumours
What are the two major types of b...,
What is the functional significan...,
How does cancellous bone differ f...
66
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L15 – Soft Tissue Tumours: How Rare Entities Are Now a Pilot for the Medicine of Tomorrow
What defines soft tissue in the c...,
Besides extremities where else ca...,
What is the scope of the who clas...
80
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L17 - Liver pathology
What are the conditions that pred...,
What is the most common malignanc...,
Why is the liver a frequent site ...
96
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L9 - Haematological diseases
Why do bacteria modulate their su...,
How does surface modulation benef...,
What is one ecological advantage ...
203
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Section A (Depth, mechanisms) Practice exam questions
Discuss the molecular and environ...,
Compare and contrast the mechanis...,
Evaluate the utility and limitati...
20
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Section B (Targeted, examples) Practice exam questions
List the key histological differe...,
Describe three common causes of b...,
What are the key histological and...
10
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L16 - Bristol Genetics
What is the primary purpose of cl...,
What types of diseases benefit fr...,
What are germline mutations 3
116
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