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Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL)
Describe what cells are affected ...,
Peak age for developement of all,
Good prognostic factors in all
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Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) and APML
What are the 2 ways in which aml ...,
Features of aml related to bone m...,
How can white cells be high but p...
9
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Thalassemia
On what chromosome are the two al...,
If,
If 3 alpha globin alleles are aff...
11
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Anti-phospholipid Syndrome
What characterises anti phospholi...,
How can antiphopholipid syndrome ...,
Complications of anti phospholipi...
4
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Anti-Thrombin III deficiency
Inheritance pattern of anti throm...,
What clotting factors does anti t...,
Describe the different types of d...
6
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Aplastic Anaemia
What characterises aplastic anaemia,
Describe supportiv management in ...,
What other treatments are availab...
4
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Autoimmune Haemolytic Anaemia
Causes of autoimmune haemolytic a...,
Investigation findings in aiha,
Aiha on blood film
12
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Blood Films
Target cells,
Tear drop poikilocytes,
Spherocytes
16
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Blood products
What is depleted in irradiated blood,
When are cmw negative blood compo...,
When should blood be irradiated
10
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Burkitt's Lymphoma
What type of tumour is burkitts l...,
2 major forms of burkitts,
Sporadic form of burkitts lymphom...
11
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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL)
What is cll,
Features of cll,
Investigation findings in cll
13
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Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia
Genetic component of cml,
At what age do patients normally ...,
How do patients normally present ...
6
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Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)
What happens in dic,
What triggers dic,
Causes of dic
5
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Factor V Leiden
What causes factor v leiden,
How high is the risk of vte in fa...,
3
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G6PD Deficiency
In what regions of the world is g...,
How is g6pd inherited,
What can precipitate a haemolytic...
10
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Haematology Malignancy Genetics
T 9 22 philadelphia chromosome,
Bcr abl gene,
T 15 17
10
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Haemophilia
How is haemophilia inherited,
What clotting factor is deifficen...,
What clotting factor is deficient...
7
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Hereditary Spherocytosis
What gender is commonly affected ...,
Inheritance pattern,
What ethnicity is most prone to h...
7
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Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Classic cell on blood film in hod...,
Bimodal age distribution for hodg...,
What are the 4 histological class...
14
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Hyposplenism
Causes of hyposplenism,
Features of hyposplenism on blood...
2
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ITP
What is itp,
What are antibodies directed agai...,
Describe the difference in itp pr...
9
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Macrocytic Anaemia
Causes of a megaloblastic macrocy...,
Causes of macrocytic anaemia with...,
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Mantle Cell lymphoma
What type of lymphoma is mantle cell,
What translocation is implicated ...,
What cd markers are present in ma...
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Myelofibrosis
What causes myelofibrosis,
Presentation of myelofibrosis,
Fbc findings in myelofibrosis
6
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Myeloma
In myeloma what type of cell prol...,
Median age of presentation,
What are the main symptoms of mye...
12
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Spinal Cord Compression
Clinical features of cord compres...,
Gold standard investigation for c...,
Manegement of spinal cord compres...
4
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Neutropaenic Sepsis
What viruses are known to cause n...,
What drugs are known to cause neu...,
How long after chemotherapy does ...
7
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Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
Describe two ways in which non ho...,
Risk factors for the development ...,
Symptoms of non hodgkins lymphoma
11
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Polycythaemia Vera
Primary and secondary causes of p...,
What is polycythaemia vera,
At what age do most patients deve...
10
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Protein C deficiency
How is protein c deficiency inher...,
Main features of protein c defici...,
3
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Sickle-cell anaemia
How is sickle cell anaemia inherited,
Why is sickle cell disease more c...,
Pathophysiology of sickle cell di...
13
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SVC Obstruction
What cancer is most commonly asso...,
Features of svc obstruction,
Causes of svc obstruction
5
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TTP
Pathogenesis of thrombotic thromb...,
Who usually gets ttp,
Features of ttp
6
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Tumour Lysis Syndrome (TLS)
What can trigger tumour lysis syn...,
Hat,
How does rasburicase work
7
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Von Willebrand's disease
How is von willebrand s disease i...,
What type of bleeds are common in...,
What is the usual role of vwf
7
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Waldenstroms Macroglobulinaemia
What is waldenstrom s macroglobul...,
What patient group usually presen...,
Clinical features of waldenstroms
7
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MGUS
Is monoclonal gammopathy of undet...,
What percentage of patients with ...,
Clinical features of mgus
5
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Transfusion Reactions
Why does a non haemolytic febrile...,
How often do non haemolytic febri...,
Symptoms in a non haemolytic febr...
20
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