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Introduction to pathology
Define ana,
Define dys,
Define hyper
15
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Repair and Regeneration
What is repair,
What is a labile cell population,
What are stable quiescent cell po...
18
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Cell injury and death
Define metaplasia,
Define hypoxia,
Define anoxia
32
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Acute inflammation
What kind of bacteria usually cau...,
What are the four cardinal signs ...,
What are the components of the ac...
17
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General principles of immune response
What are the components of the in...,
What are the components of the ad...,
What are the main prrs
52
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Chronic inflammation
What is the role of inflammation,
What are the dominant cells durin...,
Give examples of primary chronic ...
18
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Micro-organisms in disease: infection
What are the requirements for pat...,
What is the chain of infection,
What is virulence and how does it...
23
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Introduction and classification of human microbiota
What percentage of cells within t...,
What are the commensal microbiota,
What commensal is commonly found ...
7
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Normal microbiota
Define mutualism,
Define neutralism,
Define commensalism
13
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Atheroma and thrombosis
What is atherosclerosis,
What are the common risk factors ...,
Describe the pathophysiology unde...
21
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Ischaemia, infarction and shock
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What is ischaemia and why is it w...,
What is pci for mi
34
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Inborn errors of metabolism
What pathology occurs in urea cyc...,
What are the clinical effects of ...,
What is porphyria
9
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Newborn screening
What are the wilson and jungner c...,
Which disorders are newborns scre...,
What is phenylketonuria
6
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Abnormalities of growth, differentiation and morphogenesis
Give an example of cells that can...,
Give an example of cells that are...,
Give an example of cells that don...
16
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Characteristics of tumours
What is histiogenesis,
What is histiogenesis relating to...,
What is differentiation
27
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Tumour classification and nomenclature
For benign epithlial tumours what...,
How may benign epithelial tumours...,
How may benign epithelial tumours...
22
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Carcinogenesis
What are the categories of human ...,
What is a carcinogen,
What is an initiator
17
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Molecular hallmarks of cancer cells
What are caretaker genes,
What is a common feature of most ...,
What are driver mutations
38
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Behaviour of tumours
What are the different types of t...,
What is invasion,
What is metastasis
26
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Electrolyte homeostasis
What is measured by u es,
Why might a person have abnormal ...,
What is important in the correcti...
23
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Acid-base homeostasis
What buffering systems exist with...,
What are the sites of acid base m...,
What would cause a right shift of...
15
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