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1. Intro to Pathology
What is pathology,
What are the subspecialties withi...,
What is a bronchial washing
15
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2. Postmortem
What is an autopsy,
What are the 3 types of autopsy,
What type of autopsy is done by a...
12
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3. Cell Injury and Cell Death
What is atrophy,
What are the reasons for atrophy,
What is hypertrophy
38
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4. Acute Inflammation
What is inflammation,
What is the purpose of inflammation,
What are the causes of inflammation
44
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5. Chronic Inflammation
What are the causes of chronic in...,
What are the morphological featur...,
What is the most important cell i...
36
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6. Healing and Repair
What is healing,
What is resolution,
What situation does resolution ha...
35
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7. Amyloidosis
What is amyloid,
How does amyloid appear on h e,
What is the composition of amyloid
23
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8. Intro to Benign and Malignant Neoplasms
What is a neoplasm,
What is the difference between a ...,
What is a hamartoma
20
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9. Malignant Neoplasms
What name is given to a malignant...,
What 2 ways are lymphomas classified,
What is leukaemia
7
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10. Handling of Neoplasms for Evaluation
What are 4 ways of obtaining samp...,
Is a fine needle aspirate or a tr...,
How do pathologists confirm that ...
3
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11. Prognosis of Neoplasms
What factors influence the progno...,
What staging system is no longer ...,
What is the stage of a tumour
26
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FIM 9: Overview of Sepsis
What are the non specific signs o...,
What are the signs of a respirato...,
What are the signs of a urinary i...
27
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12. Neoplastic Effects of Malignancy
What is dyskaryosis,
What is dysplasia,
What is mild dysplasia defined as
42
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13. Tumour Markers, Cell Cycle, Carcinogenesis
Why is carcinogenesis associated ...,
Why do some cancers occur in chil...,
What are tumour markers
33
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14. Atherosclerosis
What type of cell makes up the bl...,
What processes are regulated by e...,
What is released by endothelial c...
35
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15. Intro to Anaemia
What is anaemia defined as,
What are the consequences of anaemia,
What tests are used to diagnose a...
20
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16. Ischaemia and Infarction
What is ischaemia,
What factors determine how suscep...,
Which organs have good collateral...
18
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17. Haemolytic Anaemia
What are the causes of anaemia,
What is haemolytic anaemia,
How can haemolytic anaemia be det...
29
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18. Haemostasis and Thrombosis
What is haemostasis,
What is thrombosis,
What are the factors of virchow
25
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19. Thrombosis and Embolism
What are the components of a thro...,
What factors do endothelial cells...,
What is the function of prostacyclin
29
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20. Benign Lymphoid Proliferations
What are the lymphoid organs of t...,
What are the causes of lymphopaenia,
What are the causes of lymphocytosis
21
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21. Malignant Lymphoid Proliferations
What is a haematological malignancy,
How can lymphomas be classified,
How can leukaemias be classified
21
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22. Pathology of nodal and bone marrow metastasis
What drains to inguinal lymph nodes,
Why is it unusual to get a squamo...,
What drains to supraclavicular ly...
14
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23. Tumour Markers in Lymph Nodes, Spleen, Thymus, Bone Marrow
How does immunohistochemistry hel...,
Is flow cytometry or immunohistoc...,
Is flow cytometry or immunohistor...
30
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24. Plasma Cell Proliferation
What are plasma cell dyscrasias,
What is the structure of an immun...,
Classify plasma cell dyscrasias
35
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25. Leukaemia
What 4 main pillars are the cause...,
Give a benign reason for neutroph...,
Give a benign reason for lymphocy...
25
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26. Molecular Pathology 1
What are the benefits of molecula...,
What does immunohisochemistry detect,
What is fish useful to detect
12
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27. Molecular Pathology 2
How do oncogenic viruses cause ca...,
What cancers are associated with hpv,
What cancers are associated with ebv
25
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28. The Body After Death
What factors help estimate the ti...,
What is the best method of estima...,
What steps must you undergo befor...
43
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29. Doctor at the scene of death
What is the difference between so...,
What does cellular death of an or...,
What does a diagnosis of a brain ...
14
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30. Medico-legal death investigations
What does the coroners act give t...,
What is the requirement to become...,
What does a coroner do if they ac...
11
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31. Clinical Forensic Medicine
What are the roles of a forensic ...,
What routine samples should be ta...,
What is taping used for in an ext...
11
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32. Wounds and Injuries
What is a wound,
What are the types of blunt injuries,
What are the type of bruises
22
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33. Head Injuries
In what cases should a head injur...,
What management should be done to...,
How is a patient with a head inju...
28
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34. Natural Deaths
For what time frame is a death co...,
What is acute coronary syndrome,
What are the complications associ...
40
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Revision Questions
Name of cell present in hodgkins ...,
What cd markers are present on re...,
What translocation is present in ...
21
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