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asthma - precipitating factors & treatment
Major precipitating factors of as...,
Indoor allergens,
Outdoor allergens
27
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COPD
What is copd,
What is the primary cause of copd,
What are the causes of copd
41
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COPD treatment
What is the treatment of copd,
Why would you give a patient inha...,
What is pulmonary rehabilitation
20
cards
MHC
What do extracellular pamps trigger,
What does mhc ii lead to,
What are examples of extracellula...
24
cards
infection - adaptive immune response
How do t cells give rise to diver...,
What are the t cells involved in ...,
What is the function of the th2 c...
17
cards
infection - Allergies
What is hypersensitivity,
What are the mechanisms underlyin...,
What are the phases of hypersensi...
27
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infection - antibiotics
How can antibiotics be classified,
What are the ideal features of an...,
What are the classes of antibacte...
24
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infection: acute sepsis
What is sepsis,
What is septic shock,
What is bacteraemia
23
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infection - travel related infections: malaria
Why is travel history important,
What are the key aspects of trave...,
What would a patient with malaria...
13
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infection - travel related infections: enteric fever
What are investigations for typho...,
What is the causative organism fo...,
Describe salmonella enterica viru...
8
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infection - travel related infections: dengue fever & ebola
What is dengue fever found where,
How does 1st infection with dengu...,
How does re infection with differ...
4
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infection - healthcare infections
What are healthcare infections,
What are the criterias for hospit...,
Why are healthcare infections imp...
21
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infection - chronic diseases & infection
What do chronic diseases cause,
What can chronic diseases subsequ...,
What are the congenital causes of...
19
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infection - innate immune system
What are the factors determining ...,
What is the immune system,
What are infectious diseases
32
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asthma - pathophysiology
Pathophysiology of asthma,
What do th2 cells activate in ast...,
2 phase response of asthma
10
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infection - infections on surfaces
What is a surface,
What are examples of skin micro o...,
What are normal mucosal flora
20
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infection - blood borne viruses (HIV)
What are presenting complications...,
What is hiv,
How does hiv infect a cell
19
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infection - blood borne viruses (Hep B)
How is hep b transmitted incubation,
Who is at risk of hep b in terms ...,
What are the symptoms of acute hep b
9
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infection - immunocompromised host
What is an immunocompromised host,
What is immunodeficiency caused by,
Why is a host immunocompromised
18
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infection - infection prevention
What are the communicable nature ...,
What are the consequences of tran...,
What is the basic reproduction nu...
10
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infection - antibiotic stewardship
Consequences of antibacterial res...,
What is multi drug resistance mdr,
What is extensive drug resistance...
9
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health psych
Biomedical model,
Biopsychosocial model,
Doctors role in biopsychosocial m...
20
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health psych - stress + sexual dysfunction
Transaction model of stress,
Process of appraisal,
Effect of stress on health
15
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health psych - stereotypes + mental health + adherence to treatment
Stereotypes cognitive,
Prejudice evaluative,
Discrimination behaviour
18
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health psych - child development
Bowlbys attachment theory,
Good practice now,
Piagets childhood cognitive devel...
8
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health psych - pain, breaking bad news, death + dying
Acute vs chronic pain,
Control theory of pain,
When do gates open close
13
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