EMS MOD Flashcards

Decks in this Class (28):

• Role Of Pathology In Medicine

  Role of Pathology in Medicine

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  what is epidemiology,

  what is the term for the cause,

  what is pathogenesis
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• The Autopsy

  The Autopsy

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  what are the two main categories of auto,

  who has legal authority,

  when would a doctor refer deaths to a co
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• Hypersensitivity

  Hypersensitivity

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  what is a hypersensitivity reaction,

  who determined the four stages and class,

  which cells are involved in hypersensiti
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• Immunopathology Of Inflammation And Auto

  immunopathology of inflammation and autoimmune disease

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  what are the general principles of immun,

  what is autoimmunity,

  what do pattern recognition receptors do
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• Repair And Regeneration

  Repair and regeneration

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  how is healing divided,

  what is the bodys main response to injur,

  what is the main role of acute inflammat
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• Cell Injury And Cell Death

  cell injury and cell death

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  what happens in left ventricular hypertr,

  what is necrosis,

  what is oncosis
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• Chronic Inflammation

  chronic inflammation

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  what is the difference between innate an,

  what are the characteristics of acute in,

  what is exudation
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• Acute Inflammation

  acute inflammation

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  what is acute inflammation,

  what is it under,

  what is an example of acute inflammation
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• Atheroma Thrombosis And Embolism

  atheroma, thrombosis and embolism

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  what is the significance of this,

  what conditions do these include,

  what is an atheroma
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• Ischaemia Infarction And Shock

  ischaemia, infarction and shock

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  what is hypoxia,

  what is ischaemia,

  what is the difference between ischaemia
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• Microflora

  Microflora

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  how many microbial cells are there in ou,

  what is meant by organisms density varie,

  what is meant by normal flora microbiota
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• Microorganisms Classification Taxonomy

  microorganisms classification taxonomy

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  why is globalisation an important charac,

  what is not included in the tree of life,

  when writing the name of an organism whi
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• Microorganisms In Disease

  microorganisms in disease

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  what is pathogenicity,

  what are the requirements to cause infec,

  what often causes more harm than the pat
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• Micro Organisms Summary

  micro-organisms summary

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  what are moulds,

  what do moulds form,

  what are multiple fungal cells
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• Inborn Errors Of Metabolism

  inborn errors of metabolism

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  what is the epidemiology of inborn error,

  why are they sometimes not diagnosed,

  what are three products that glutamate c
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• Abnormal Growth And Tumour Classificatio

  abnormal growth and tumour classification

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  what is hypertrophy,

  what is a natural example of hypertrophy,

  what is cell adaption caused by
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• Acid Base Homeostasis

  acid base homeostasis

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  what is the total co2 produced per day,

  what is the total of unmetabolised acid,

  what does the maintenance of plasma h de
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• Electrolyte Disorders

  electrolyte disorders

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  what is u es,

  how do you measure u es,

  how do you estimate u es
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• Characteristics Of A Tumour

  characteristics of a tumour

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  what is a tumour,

  what is a neoplasia,

  what is a cancer
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• Tumour Classification

  tumour classification

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  what do most tumour names include,

  how do we subclassify tumours,

  why do we classify tumours
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• Gene Function

  gene function

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  what comprises hypothesis generating,

  how is genetics used,

  what diagnosis can there be for neonates
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• Carcinogenesis

  carcinogenesis

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  what are lab experiments done on,

  what are two types of unavoidable exposu,

  how would you identify geographical vari
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• Mollecular Hallmarks Of Cancer And Carci

  mollecular hallmarks of cancer and carcinogenesis

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  what are the main characteristics of the,

  how are biological hallmarks used,

  what are the six main biological hallmar
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• Behaviour Of Tumours

  behaviour of tumours

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  what is neoplasia,

  what is a tumour,

  what is benign
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• Death And The Coroner

  death and the coroner

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  what are the situations where a death is,

  what happens if the coroner decides it i,

  where can a post mortem occur
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• Urticaria Angiodema And Allergy

  urticaria, angiodema and allergy

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  what is urticaria,

  what does a hive consist of,

  what are the three typical features of h
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• Treatment Of Cancer

  treatment of cancer

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  what is the approach to cancer treatment,

  what is the process of stratifying patie,

  what are main signs and symptoms of canc
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• Paracetamol Overdose

  paracetamol overdose

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  what is the cause of death in po,

  why may the effects of po vary,

  what is another name for paracetamol
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