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Gastroenterology: Coeliac Disease
Describe the blood results for a ...,
Why can patients have false negat...,
What is the seroligcal test of ch...
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Gastroenterology: Diarrhoea
How many stool per day is classif...,
What does fit test screen for 1,
State 7 red flags for cancer w di...
38
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Gastroenterology: Crohn's Disease
Where is the most common place to...,
Name a gene that increases likely...,
Why is cd pain increased in if su...
57
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Gastroenterology: Ulcerative Colitis
Define uc 1,
Describe the difference in effect...,
Explain the pathophysiology of uc
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Gastroenterology; Upper GI; Dyspepsia & GORD
What is the most common cause of ...,
State 7 red flag symptoms when as...,
Define dyspepsia 3
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Gastroenterology; Upper GI; GI Bleeding
Which anatomical point distinguis...,
How do you distinguish clinically...,
State the causes of upper gi blee...
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Gastroenterology; Upper GI; Peptic Ulcer Disease
Define peptic ulcer disease 1,
Pud is highly correllated to whic...,
Describe the clinical features of...
24
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Gastroenterology: Lower Bowel Ischaemia
Ischaemia to the lower gastrointe...,
Describe the arterial supply to t...,
Acute mesenteric ischaemia usuall...
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Gastroenterology: Misc
1coeliac disease increases the ri...,
How does pancreatic cancer lead t...
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Nutrition
Name the brief risk assessment fo...,
How do you perform a full nutriti...,
What are vegans at risk of being ...
15
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Diabetes: Aetiology, Diagnosis and Presentation
Describe the difference between t...,
State 6 classical symptoms of dia...,
Name 4 complications associated w...
19
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Diabetes: Management
How often does a diabetic review ...,
Bp treatment 1 what bp for a diab...,
What drug dose and administration...
55
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Diabetes: Diabetic complications
Describe why diabetic complicatio...,
Which is the strongest risk facto...,
Describe the pathophysiology of d...
52
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Diabetes: Diabetic emergencies
Diabetic patients typically start...,
Describe what is meant by false h...,
Name 4 non medical causes of hypo...
40
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Endocrinology: Adrenal Disease
State the effects of cortisol on ...,
Which bone disease can cushing s ...,
State the effect of cortisol on p...
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Endocrinology:Endocrine Hypertension and Calcium Disorders
State the 4 grades of hypertensiv...,
Name a cardiac cause of secondary...,
Name three renal causes of second...
58
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Endocrinology: Pituitary Disease
Anterior pituitary recieves blood...,
The posterior pituitary recieves ...,
Cushing s disease arises from a e...
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Endocrinology: Thyroid Disease
Which symptom would differentiate...,
Thyrotoxicosis symptoms general 3...,
Name and explain drugs may you su...
58
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Placement & PassMed Learning Points
What are the sick day rules for a...,
A patient suffers from dka and ha...,
A patient has a water deprivation...
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SBAs
This nuclear scintigraphy depicts...
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Renal: Acute Kidney Injury
Define the term acute kidney inju...,
Which populations are at risk of ...,
What are the three ways to think ...
46
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Renal: GN
Define what the triad of nephroti...,
Define glomerulonephritis 1,
Which are the diseases that cause...
70
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Renal: CKD
Define ckd 1,
What are the two ways of classify...,
What are the classifications of c...
43
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Renal: Dialysis
Name the two most common loop diu...,
At high doses explain what ae loo...,
Describe which pathology chronic ...
42
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Renal: Transplants
Describe the two immunological co...,
The risk of which cancers is he m...,
Which type of gn is associated wi...
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Renal: UTIs
What is the difference in organs ...,
What is abacterial cystitis ureth...,
What is the difference between co...
16
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Renal: Inherited Diseases (Polycystic KD)
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Hepatology: Acute Liver Failure
Define acute liver failure 1,
State causes of acute liver failu...,
Describe the clinical features of...
15
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Hepatology: Chronic Liver Failure
Describe the disease trajectory o...,
Describe the pathophysiology of c...,
Chronic liver disease can arise d...
78
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Hepatology: Cirrhosis
Which cells cause collagen format...,
Describe how acute liver damage p...,
State two haemodynamic conseqeunc...
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Hepatology: Prescribing
Alcohol withdrawal sydrome server...,
If a patient is scoring on a ciwa...,
State the first and second line b...
23
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Hepatology: LFTs
The following lft results indicat...,
The following lft results would m...,
When alt ast what are two most li...
24
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Hepatology: Autoimmune Hepatitis Primary Biliary Cholangitis (PBC) Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC)
Primary sclerosing cholangitis is...,
Primary sclerosing cholangitis ca...,
Which type of cancer develops in ...
23
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Urology: Stones
What is the cause of a mg nh4 p s...,
What is the cause of a urate stone 1,
What causes a cystine stone 1
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Urology: BPH
Define bph 1,
Which patient populations apart f...,
State the male luts from bph that...
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Urology: Other
What is liquefaction time 1 how l...,
Why may an increased liquify time...,
Name and explain which organ is r...
7
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Urology: Prostate Cancer
Adenocarcinoma of the prostate mo...,
Signs and symptoms of early stage...,
What investigations should you co...
34
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Urology: Renal cancer
What is the most common type of r...,
What are the 3 most common types ...,
Clear cell renal cell cancer is c...
19
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Urology: Bladder Cancer
What is the most common type of b...,
Clinical features of bladder canc...,
Risk factors for bladder cancer 5
18
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Urology: Testicular cancer
State 4 risk factors for testicul...,
Describe the difference classes o...,
Describe the difference in common...
35
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Urology::Urinary Incontinence
What is the difference between ur...,
How do you manage urge incontinen...,
How do you treat stress incontine...
7
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Urology::UTIs
Define pyelonephritis 1,
Why are utis more common in women...,
What is the difference between co...
64
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Surgery: Peripheral Vascular Disease, Varicose Veins, Aortic Aneurysm, Dissection of Aorta
Define critical limb ischaemia 3,
Define acute limb ischaemia 1,
Define intermittent claudification 1
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Colorectal surgery: Acute abdomen
Define what is meant by acute abd...,
Name 3 pathologies that might cau...,
Name 3 pathologies that might cau...
27
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Colorectal surgery: Small Bowel Obstruction
Describe a way of classifying bow...,
Where does most of bowel obstruct...,
What is the imaging that is the i...
24
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Colorectal surgery: Anal fissures; Diverticulitis
Define what is meant by anal fiss...,
What makes an anal fissure acute ...,
What are risk factors for anal fi...
20
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Colorectal surgery: Colorectal cancer
A 60 year old man attends the sur...,
A 45 year old man presents to his...,
How can you tell if a stoma if a ...
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Colorectal surgery: Hernias
Define the term hernia 1,
Define the following terms strang...,
Where are the following types of ...
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Colorectal surgery: Stomas
What type of stoma is this 1,
What type of stoma is this 1,
What type of stoma is this 1
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Colorectal surgery: Colorectal cancer.
Which is the most common form of ...,
Which location is the most common...,
Name a therapeutic drug that is p...
26
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AXRs
What pathology most likely causes...,
Patient with severe abdominal pai...,
Patient with severe abdominal pai...
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Dysphagia (Buzzwords)
Pain when swallowing history of h...,
Dysphagia there may be a history ...,
Dysphagia of both liquids and sol...
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