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HPHD Stress, Coping and Psychological Therapies
What are the differences between ...,
What are the physiological respon...,
What is the transactional model o...
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HPHD Stereotypes and Disability
What are stereotypes and why do w...,
Why does normal human cognitive f...,
What is prejudice and discrimination
9
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HPHD LGBT Health and Sexual Diversity
What is sexual orientation,
Define gender identity gender exp...,
Define transgendertranssexuals
12
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HPHD Health Related Behaviour and Substance Misuse
What is health related behaviour,
Why is health related behaviour i...,
List the learning theories
19
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HPHD Adherence
Define complianceadherenceconcord...,
How common is non adherence,
What are some of the problems in ...
9
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HPHD Child Development and Communication
What is the attachment theory,
Why is attachment important for i...,
What are the behavioural stages o...
13
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HPHD Motivational Interviewing and Pain Management
What is motivational interviewing,
What are the aims of motivational...,
What is the difference between ac...
7
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HPHD Breaking Bad News and Coping with Dying
What is the 5 stage grief model o...,
What are the positives and negati...,
What is the spikes model for brea...
3
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Urinary: Anatomy of the Kidneys and Ureters
Describe tha anatomical locations...,
What is the normal size of the ki...,
What are the layers of the kidney...
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Urinary: Anatomy of the Bladder
What is the embryological derivat...,
What are the important external f...,
What is the trigone
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Urinary: The Urethra
What type of epithelia lines the ...,
How long is the male and female u...,
What are the 4 anatomical divisio...
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Urinary: Glomerular Filtration
How does the kidney deal with glu...,
What are the functions of the kidney,
How many litres of ecf do the kid...
18
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Urinary: Clearance and Electrolyte Balance
What are normal adult glomerular ...,
How do we calculate renal clearance,
Whats the link between gfr and cr...
8
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Urinary: Control of Blood Pressure (ECF volume)
What is the baroreceptor reflex,
What are the 4 neurohumoral pathw...,
Outline how the renin angiotensin...
11
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Urinary: Acid Base Balance
What is the normal range of plasm...,
What is the consequence of alkala...,
What is the consequence of acidaemia
19
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Urinary: Control of Potassium
What is the distribution of potas...,
Why is maintaining ecf k conc cri...,
How many litres is the ecf
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Urinary: Control of Plasma Osmolarity
How is a change in plasma osmolal...,
When is adh released,
When does the body not act to mai...
12
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Urinary: Diuretics
What is a diuretic,
What are some clinical conditions...,
What are the different classes of...
12
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Urinary: Renal Stones
What is the most common site for ...,
What are the causes of bladder st...,
Who do renal stones effect
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Urinary: UTIs
What is the prevalence of utis by...,
What are the defence mechanisms o...,
What are some bacterial factors t...
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Urinary: Incontinence
What is the neurological supply o...,
What nerves innervate the detruso...,
What is the maximum capacity of t...
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Urinary: Micturation
When is the bladder absolutely fu...,
What is the trigone,
What are the layers of the detrus...
11
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Urinary: Glomerular Pathology
What is nephrotic syndrome,
What is nephritic syndrome,
Wha are some common causes of nep...
11
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Urinary: Malignancy of the Urinary Tract
How common is prostate cancer,
What are the risk factors for pro...,
What are some other causes of rai...
23
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Urinary: Acute Kidney Injury
What is acute kidney injury,
How is acute kidney injury staged,
What are the causes of pre renal ...
15
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Urinary: Chronic Kidney Failure
What is chronic kidney disease,
What are the causes of chronic ki...,
How does a kidney with ckd look d...
16
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Urinary: Renal Support
What is the definition of end sta...,
What are the psychological sympto...,
What are the physical symptoms of...
18
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Infection: Staphylococcus Aureus
What is the classification of sta...,
What are some common infections c...,
Where on the body is staph aureus...
7
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Infection: Coagulase Negative Staphylococcal Infection
Give an example of a coagulase ne...,
What diseases do coag neg staph c...,
What is the treatment of coag neg...
4
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Infection: Steptococcus pyogenes
What is the classification of str...,
Where is strep pyogenes usually f...,
What are the methods of transmiss...
6
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Infection: Streptococcus Pneumoniae
What is the classification of str...,
What infections does strep pneumo...,
Where on the body is strep pneumo...
6
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Infection: Viridans Streptococci
What is the classification of vir...,
What infections do viridans strep...
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Infection: Enterococci
What is the classification of ent...,
Name 2 common enterococci commensals,
What infections do enterococci cause
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Infection: Neisseria Meningitidis
What is the classification of nei...,
What infections does neisseria me...,
What is the mode of transmission ...
6
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Infection: Neisseria gonorrhoea
What is the classification of nei...,
What is the mode of transmission ...,
Why is there no immunological mem...
6
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Infection: Clostridium Difficile
What is the classification of clo...,
What infection does c diff cause,
What is the mode of transmission ...
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Infection: Mycobacterium Tuberculosis
How is tuberculosis diagnosed,
Does mycobacterium tuberculosis g...,
What is the mode of transmission ...
15
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Infection: E. Coli
What is the classification of e coli,
Where is e coli normally found in...,
What is the mode of transmission ...
5
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Infection: Proteus
What is the classification of pro...,
What infection does proteus cause,
How is proteus infection treated
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Infection: Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
What is the classification of pse...,
What infections does p aeruginosa...,
Why does p aeruginosa colonise on...
4
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Infection: Haemophilus influenzae
What is the classification of hae...,
What diseases does haemophilus in...,
How are heamophilus influenzae in...
3
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Infection: Helicobacter pylori
What is the classification helico...,
What infections does h pylori cause,
How does helicobacter pylori surv...
5
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Infection: Chlamydia
What is the bacterial cause of ch...,
What are the symptoms of chlamydia,
What are some complications if ch...
5
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Infection: HIV
What is the classification of hiv,
How is hiv treated,
Why is there decreasing cd4 t cel...
7
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Infection: Hepatitis B and C
Who is at risk of hepatitis,
What are the symptoms of acute he...,
What are the complications of chr...
7
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Infection: Chronic Infections
Why do chronic diseases predispos...,
What is the cause of cystic fibrosis,
What are the pathologies of cf
7
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Infection: Acute sepsis
What is sepsis what is septic shock,
How do we recognise sepsis,
What is the sepsis six
5
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Infection: The innate immune response
What are the general roles of the...,
What are the 4 types of innate ba...,
Give some examples of physical ba...
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Infection: The adaptive immune response
What are the different types of a...,
What are the 2 types of major his...,
Which t cells and receptors do th...
7
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Infection: Travel Related Infections
Why is it important to obtain a g...,
What questions should you ask rel...,
What travel related infection sho...
11
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Infection: Hospital acquired infections
What are healthcare infections,
Why are healthcare infections imp...,
Which patients are at high risk o...
11
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Infection: Infections on Surfaces
What is a surface,
What are commensals,
What are the different modes of t...
11
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Infection: Allergies
What does hypersensitivity mean,
What is the sensitisation phase a...,
Why do people have allergies
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Infection: An infection Model
Briefly outline the infection model,
What are some patient factors tha...,
What are the possible mechanisms ...
6
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Infection: Antimicrobials
How are antibacterials classified,
What are the 4 different mechanis...,
What bacteria is vancomycin effec...
14
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Infection: The immunocompromised host
What is an immunocompromised host,
What are primary and secondary im...,
When should you suspect a pt has ...
13
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Infection: Introduction
What investigations would you do ...,
What are bacteriophages,
Whats the difference between gram...
3
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Respiratory: Gas Laws
What is the partial pressure of a...,
What is the po2 in alveolar air v...,
What is saturated vapour pressure...
14
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Respiratory: Upper respiratory tract
What are the 3 parts of the pharynx,
What are the functions of the nas...,
What are the conchae
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Respiratory: Anatomy of the thorax
How many ribs are there,
What is the typical structure of ...,
What are the posterior joints of ...
14
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Respiratory: Compliance
What is lung compliance,
What are some factors than decrea...,
What is the role of surfactant
6
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Respiratory: Gas Exchange
What are the factors affecting di...,
What is more soluble co2 or o2,
What are the layers making up the...
6
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Respiratory: Lung function tests
Define tidal volume,
Define inspiratory reserve volume,
Define expiratory reserve volume
16
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Respiratory: Oxygen transport in the blood
How do you calculate how much dis...,
What are the 2 oxygen binding pig...,
How low can po2 get in the tissues
7
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Respiratory: CO2 transport in the blood
How much co2 is in arterial blood...,
What factor controls how much co2...,
How is hco3 produced in rbcs
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Respiratory: Control of breathing
What is hyperventilation and hypo...,
What is the effect of pco2 on pla...,
What can cause a metabolic acidos...
7
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Respiratory: Respiratory Failure
What is hypoxia,
What are the 4 types of hypoxia,
What is type 1 and type 2 respira...
15
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Respiratory: Lower respiratory tract infections
What are some of the common flora...,
What are some defences of the res...,
What are some common upper respir...
14
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Respiratory: Asthma
What is asthma,
What is the consequence of repeti...,
What are some allergens that can ...
14
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Respiratory: COPD
What is copd,
What diseases does copd encompass,
What is emphysema
14
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Respiratory: Lung Cancer
What is the epidemiology of lung ...,
How does the incidence of lung ca...,
What is the most common age of pr...
20
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Respiratory: The Chest Xray
How does an xray work,
What are the types of projection ...,
What does a chest xray need to in...
13
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Respiratory: Clinical signs of common disease
What diseases would cause reduced...,
What diseases would cause trachea...,
What diseases cause hyper resonan...
14
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Respiratory: Interstitial lung disease
How does interstitial lung diseas...,
What is the pattern of the airflo...,
What are the symptoms of intersti...
11
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Respiratory: Anatomy
What are the components of the up...,
What is the difference between th...,
What is the contents of the middl...
10
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Respiratory: Histology of the respiratory tract
What types of epithelia line the ...,
What are the vocal chords formed of,
What are the functions of the voc...
3
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GI: The basics
What are the major functions of t...,
What is the role of the stomach,
What are the muscle layers of the...
10
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GI: Salivation and Swallowing
What is the composition of saliva,
What are the 3 pairs of salivary ...,
Outline the production of saliva
16
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GI: The abdominal wall
What are the muscles of the abdo ...,
What is the arcuate douglas line,
What are some causes of periumbil...
17
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GI: Hernias
What is a hernia,
What is the basic structure of a ...,
Where are the weaknesses in the a...
17
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GI: Functions of the stomach
What are the functions of the sto...,
Describe the structure of the sto...,
What type of epithelia is present...
17
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GI: Common gastric disease
What is dyspepsia and how common ...,
What is gord how does it present,
What are the causes of gord
16
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GI: Pancreas and Liver
What is the chyme like when it en...,
What is the state of the chyme wh...,
What is the structure of a pancre...
18
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GI: Dealing with toxins
What are the innate physical defe...,
What microorganisms are resistant...,
What is the main role of the colon
12
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GI: Diseases of liver, biliary tree and pancreas
List the functions of the liver,
List the functions of the pancreas,
List the functions of the gall bl...
16
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GI: The Intestines
What is the function of the intes...,
What are plicae circulares,
What is the role of the intestina...
19
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GI: Inflammatory Bowel Disease
What are the causes of inflammato...,
Where in the gi does crohns and u...,
What problems can pts experience ...
12
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GI: Microbiology of the GI tract
Where are anaerobic zones in the ...,
What are some of the beneficial f...,
What mos are present in the mouth
14
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GI: Common GI malignancies
How common is oesophageal carcino...,
How does oesophageal carcinoma pr...,
What are the 2 types of oesophage...
16
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GI: Imaging
Why would you request an abdomina...,
What is a systematic approach to ...,
How do you differentiate the smal...
14
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GI: Signs and symptoms of common abdo disorders
What is dyspepsia and what are th...,
What do you do for dyspepsia,
Where does the pt feel pain if th...
16
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GI: Anatomy of the peritoneal cavity
What is the structure of the peri...,
What are the intraperitoneal organs,
What are the retroperitoneal organs
11
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GI: Anatomy of liver, gall bladder and pancreas
Describe the biliary tree,
Whats the blood supply to the pan...,
What is the blood supply to the s...
14
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Embryology: Urinary
After gastrulation what are the 2...,
What is the embryological derivat...,
What are the 3 kidney systems tha...
16
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Embryology: Development of the peritoneum and foregut
Outline the embryonic folding in ...,
What is the primitive gut tube,
What is the germ layer derivative...
12
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Embryology: Development of the midgut and hindgut
What physiological herniation occ...,
What occurs to the midgut whilst ...,
What is the vitelline duct
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