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Histology: Introduction to Histology
What is the most common stain,
What does hematoxylin stain,
What does eosin stain
28
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Cell Injury
What is hyperplasia,
What is hypertrophy,
What is atrophy
24
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Acute Inflammation
What is transudate,
What is exudate,
What is the activator of the infl...
14
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Chronic Inflammation
What is chronic inflammation char...,
What cell type is predominant in ...,
What are some possible causes of ...
13
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Healing/Repair
A 56 year old man has experienced...,
What are the two paths of repair ...,
What is regeneration
31
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Disorders of Circulation
Hematoma,
Hemothorax,
Hemopericardium
33
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Neoplasia I
What is a neoplasia and what is i...,
What part of the neoplasia determ...,
What is the function of stroma fo...
15
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Neoplasia II
What are the 4 classes of genes t...,
What are proto oncogenes,
What are oncogenes
30
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Neoplasia III
What are carcinogens,
Direct acting carcinogens,
Indirect acting carcinogens
21
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Autopsy
Medical autopsy,
Forensic autopsy,
Why have autopsies declined
4
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Microbial World
What are some of the possible con...,
What are some important features ...,
The ability to colonize the human...
6
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Bacterial Cell
What are the main functions of th...,
What are strong antigens on bacteria,
What is the cell wall like for gram
18
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Clinical ID
Prions,
Viruses,
What type of pathogen is capable ...
42
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Microscopy ID
What are the steps in a gram stai...,
What are the best specimens for a...,
What are acid fast stains used for
25
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Bacterial Growth
What are 3 general mechanisms of ...,
What is the type iii secretory ap...,
What are the 4 phases of bacteria...
14
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Antibiotic Resistance I
Plasmid,
Conjugative conjugal plasmids,
Non conjugative non conjugal plas...
11
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Antibiotic Resistance II
Transformation,
Competence,
What are the 3 fates for uptake d...
19
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Virulence Regulation I
What is an example of how bacteri...,
Virulence factor,
What are examples of virulence fa...
31
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Virulence Regulation II
What is cholera,
What is the cure for cholera,
Is vibrio cholerae gram or
22
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Regulation of Salmonella Virulence
Why is s typhimurium useful to st...,
How does acid tolerance in salmon...,
How is acid tolerance generated i...
21
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Virulence and Antigenic Diversity
What is the structure of n gonorrhea,
Adherence,
What 2 factors does adherence req...
11
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Emergent Infections
What defines an emerging pathogen,
What are the 3 factors that contr...,
How can incorrect drug therapy le...
10
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Staphylococci
Are staphylococci catalase positi...,
Are staphylococci motile,
What is the aerobic status of sta...
47
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Streptococci
What are the main features of str...,
What is a catalase test,
What are the 3 groups of streptoc...
48
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Neisseria, Haemophilus and Bordetella
What gram are neisseria,
What part of n meningitidis resul...,
What are the 4 general characteri...
50
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Enterobacteria I
What are the 4 characteristics of...,
What are the 5 enterobacteria gen...,
What are the 5 groups of e coli t...
28
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Enterobacteria II
What are the features of shigella,
What is the main transmission of ...,
What is the pathogenesis of shigella
43
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Pseudomonas and Non-Fermenters
What are the general characterist...,
What is the reservoir of pseudomo...,
What are the characteristics of p...
41
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Gram Positive Rods
What are the characteristics of b...,
What disease does bacillus anthra...,
What are biothreat category a pat...
38
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Spirochetes
What are some characteristics of ...,
What can treponema and leptospira...,
What can borrelia be visualized by
44
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Bacterial Zoonoses
What are the carriers of brucella,
How do humans get brucellosis,
What populations are at high risk...
42
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Rickettsia
Rocky mountain spotted fever cause,
Rickettsialpox cause,
Epidemic typhus louse borne typhu...
48
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Gram Positive/Negative Anaerobes
Clostridium perfringens diseases,
Clostridium tetani diseases,
Clostridium botulinum diseases
49
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Chlamydia/Mycoplasma/Legionella
Chlamydia trachomatis diseases,
Chlamydia pneumoniae diseases,
Chlamydia psittaci diseases
32
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Hemostasis
What are the 3 major components o...,
Normal hemostasis,
Abnormal hemostasis
54
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Abnormal Hemostasis
What is aptt,
What is pt inr,
Thrombocytosis
49
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Histology: Circulatory System
What are the 3 layers of vessels,
What are the components of the tu...,
What are the components of the tu...
15
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Histology: Cardiac Histology
What chamber of the heart has the...,
What chamber of the heart has the...,
What is the endocardium and what ...
10
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Vascular Disease
What is the intimal response to v...,
What is arteriosclerosis,
What are 3 types of arteriosclerosis
30
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Ischemic Heart Disease
What is congestive heart failure,
Systolic heart failure,
Diastolic heart failure
35
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Pathophysiology of CHF
What is forward failure,
What is backward failure,
What is the single most important...
32
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Valvular Disease
Stenosis valve,
Regurgitation valve,
Chorea
40
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Clinical Approach to Chest Pain
What are the 5 killer chest pains,
What are some common causes of ch...,
What is levines sign
16
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Cardiomyopathy
What is cardiomyopathy a result of,
What are the 3 patterns of cardio...,
What is the most common cardiomyo...
55
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Clinical Approach to Bleeding
Aptt,
Thrombin time,
Mixing assay
8
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Clinical Approach to Hypertension
What is the proper bp technique,
What are the classic symptoms of htn,
Prehypertension
19
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Clinica Valvular Heart Disease
What is the predominant cause of ...,
What is mitral stenosis,
What changes in the heart occur a...
21
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Congenital Heart Disease
What is a shunt,
What is the most common shunt at ...,
What is the most common shunt at ...
28
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Infective Endocarditis
What is subacute endocarditis and...,
What is acute endocarditis and wh...,
What are the 4 most common organi...
21
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Atherosclerosis and Hyperlipidemia
Following a meal lipids are diges...,
Gross and microscopic pathologic ...,
Which of the following apoprotein...
11
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Introduction to Renal Disease
What is the equation for gfr,
What are the problems with the gf...,
What is the use of fractional na ...
24
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Renal Pathology I
What is the hallmark of nephritic...,
What are the characteristics of n...,
What is indicative of glomerular ...
42
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Renal Pathology II
What are the characteristics of r...,
What are crescents,
What is the problem with crescent...
45
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Renal Pathology III
What is the clinical presentation...,
What is the typical patient of mi...,
What is the pathogenesis of minim...
36
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Histology: Hematopoietic Elements
How can you differentiate between...,
What cells make up the designatio...,
What are the myeloid cells
12
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Renal Pathology IV
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are signs of aki ati,
Where does acute tubular injury g...
30
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Renal Pathology V
How common are congenital kidney ...,
What does the metanephric blastem...,
What does the ureteric bud become
39
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Acute Kidney Injury
What is the definition of acute k...,
What is the relationship between ...,
What are the 3 groups of aki causes
39
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Chronic Kidney Disease
What is the definition of chronic...,
What is the most common populatio...,
What are the two major disease ca...
20
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Hematuria and Nephrolithiasis
Is a positive dipstick test for h...,
What are the imposters of hematuria,
Can hematuria be caused by antico...
37
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Disorders of Sodium Concentration
What is the equation for plasma na,
What happens with water excess wi...,
What happens with water deficit w...
43
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Pathophysiology of HTN
What is the equation for map,
How does renal function affect th...,
How does renal function affect th...
24
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Approach to Metabolic Acidosis and Alkalosis
Metabolic acidosis,
What is the respiratory adaptatio...,
What is h at ph 74
30
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Pathology of Anemia I
Hematopoiesis,
What is the precursor for blood c...,
What is the shape of the rbc
41
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Pathology of Anemia II
What is thalassemia,
What is alpha thalassemia,
What is beta thalassemia
38
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Transfusion Medicine I
What are all transfusion diseases...,
What test will be positive with t...,
Isoagglutinins
24
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Transfusion Medicine II
Hemolytic disease of the newborn,
How does alloimmunization of an r...,
When is the greatest risk for d a...
26
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Histology: Urinary Tract I
Where is the general location of ...,
What is the difference in the mal...,
What are the phases of kidney dev...
14
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Histology: Urinary Tract II
What are the 2 types of barriers ...,
What are the narrow tubules with ...,
What is a prominent feature of th...
8
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Histology: Urinary Tract III
How does the appearance of the ce...,
What are the functions of urothelium,
What are the umbrella cells
3
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Clinical Approach to Anemia
What is anemia,
What is polycythemia,
Polycythemia vera primary polycyt...
43
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Urinary Tract Infection
What organism is responsible for ...,
Bacteruria,
Cystitis
27
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Autoimmunity
Autoimmunity,
Central tolerance,
Peripheral tolerance
21
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Primary Immunodeficiency
What are frequent viral and funga...,
What are frequent bacterial infec...,
What are the tests for b cell fun...
32
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Vasculitis
What are the 2 pathogenic mechani...,
What are the characteristics of s...,
What are the characteristics of l...
65
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Hematopathology I
State of maturity of cells in acu...,
State of maturity of cells in chr...,
What is leukemia
35
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Hematopathology II
What are the 3 classes of chronic...,
What are the most common chronic ...,
What are the rarer types of chron...
44
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Hematopathology III
What is the main difference in ac...,
What is the typical patient of di...,
How does diffuse large b cell lym...
41
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Hemtopathology IV
What are the 4 main types of chro...,
What is the common target of the ...,
What are some common features of ...
31
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Pulmonary Pathology I
What are the histological layers ...,
What cells is the primary bronchu...,
Type i cells
43
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Pulmonary Pathology II
What is the change in the fev1 fv...,
What is the change in fev1 fvc in...,
What are some examples of obstruc...
43
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Pulmonary Pathology III
What is the general feature of re...,
What are the two categories of re...,
What are the characteristics of i...
46
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Pulmonary Function Tests
What is the main test used to ide...,
What is the main test used to ide...,
What is the main test used to ide...
50
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Histology: Lymphoid Organs
What are the primary lymphoid organs,
What are the secondary lymphoid o...,
What are the components of the th...
12
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Clinical Approach to Pulmonary Diseases
What are the 3 categories of pulm...,
What are the main obstructive lun...,
What are the main restrictive lun...
36
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Pleural Disease
How does lv heart failure lead to...,
How does pulmonary htn worsen ple...,
What are some of the mechanism by...
20
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Sleep Apnea and Screening for Lung Cancer
Obstructive sleep apnea,
Central sleep apnea,
Obesity hypoventilation syndrome
20
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Pulmonary Pathology IV
What is the most common benign lu...,
What is the most common malignant...,
What gene mutations is smoking as...
47
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Histology: Respiratory System
What are the layers of the trachea,
What types of cells are found in ...,
Which of the bronchi is larger
11
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Disorders of Pulmonary Circulation
What are the treatments for high ...,
What are the treatments for low p...,
What is the main cause of high pr...
12
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Respiratory Tract Infections
What are the common upper respira...,
What is the cause of most rhinitis,
What are the causes of sinusitis
30
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Mycobacteria
Who are the new cases of tb almos...,
What types of tb patients are at ...,
What is the difference between tb...
21
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Sepsis
Systemic inflammatory response sy...,
What are the 4 components of sirs,
Sepsis definition
19
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Mycology I
What is the cell wall of fungi ma...,
What is the predominant sterol in...,
Hyphae
45
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Mycology II
What is cryptococcosis associated...,
What are some predisposing factor...,
What can cryptococcosis hematogen...
42
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Histology: GI Tract
What are the 4 histologic layers ...,
What are the components of the su...,
What is the location of the meiss...
30
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GI Pathology I: Stomach
What cells are found in the fundu...,
Omphalocele,
Gastroschisis
43
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GI Pathology II: Esophagus
What is the location of smooth an...,
What are the most common cancers ...,
What are the risk factors for eso...
49
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Vibrio/Campylobacter/Helicobacter
What are the characteristics of n...,
What are some of the causes of no...,
What are the characteristics of i...
30
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GI Pathology III: Small Intestine
What are the clinical features an...,
What is the infectious agent in p...,
What is the common parasitic infe...
44
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GI Pathology IV: Large Intestine
True diverticulum,
False diverticulum,
Diverticulitis
38
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GI Bleed
What does the ligament of treitz ...,
What are some symptoms of upper g...,
What are the main 4 differential ...
18
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Altered Bowel Habits
What is the general function of d...,
What is the general function of t...,
What is the general function of t...
19
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Parasitology I-II
What are the protozoa that are sp...,
What are the protozoa that are sp...,
What are the vector borne protozo...
74
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Histology: Hepatobiliary System
Hepatic lobule,
Hepatic acinus,
What is zone 3 closest to
13
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Exocrine Pancreas Pathology
What do the small ductules secrete,
What do the large ductules secrete,
What do the islets of langerhans ...
42
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Liver Pathology I
Bile is produced in the1 small in...,
Oxygenated blood is supplied to t...,
What comprises the portal triad
35
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Liver Pathology II
What is the mode of transmission ...,
What are the clinical manifestati...,
What is the mode of transmission ...
49
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Liver Pathology III
Budd chiari syndrome,
What are some of the possible cau...,
What are some pathological findin...
33
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Approach to Patient with Jaundice
How is heme converted to bilirubin,
How is bilirubin transported to t...,
What happens to bilirubin after i...
32
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Malabsorptive Diseases
Malabsorption,
What is the role of the brush bor...,
What does the absence of brush bo...
13
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Parasitology III-IV
What is the severity of symptoms ...,
What are the only helminths that ...,
What are the nematodes that are a...
78
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Integration of Pathology and Genetics - Cystic Fibrosis
What is the inheritance pattern o...,
What is the most common populatio...,
What are the clinical features of cf
21
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Liver Tumors
What is the most common hepatic n...,
Wha tis the most common primary h...,
What are the risk factors for hep...
15
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Diseases of the Gallbladder and Biliary System
Name the radiologic procedure of ...,
Define acalculous cholecystitis,
Choledocholithiasis
21
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Abdominal Pain
What is the most common anatomic ...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Ruq pain is most likely
7
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Histology: Central Nervous System
What are the cells of neuroectode...,
What are the cells of mesenchymal...,
What is found in the cerebral cor...
30
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Development of the Nervous System
What cell layer does the nervous ...,
What is the cell layer origin of ...,
Telencephalon forms
19
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Meningeal Coverings and the Ventricular System
What are the 3 different meningea...,
Is there epidural space in the skull,
What are the functions of the dur...
18
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Blood Supply of the CNS
Why are arteries in the cns more ...,
What is unique about the bbb,
How is the blood supply of the br...
5
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Spinal Cord Anatomy
What is the white matter separate...,
What is gray matter,
What is white matter
22
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Brainstem
Superior colliculus role,
Inferior colliculus role,
What does the locus ceruleus contain
18
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Spinal Cord Disorders
When are lmn signs seen,
When are umn signs seen,
Weakness and atrophy in umn lesion
29
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Neuromuscular Junction Disorders
What limits the ability of ach to...,
During repeated contractions in e...,
What happens to ach receptors in ...
20
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Neuropathy and Myopathy
Mononeuropathy,
Polyneuropathy,
What is the most common presentat...
31
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Cranial Nerve Disorders
What is a cause of anosmia,
Besides trauma what else can caus...,
What are some signs of cn iii lesion
34
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Headache
What gender is at greater risk of...,
What gender is at greater risk of...,
A 24 year old female presents for...
27
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Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis,
What is charcots triad for ms,
Who is the typical ms patient
16
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Neuroimaging Essentials
What are the advantages of mri,
What are the disadvantages of mri,
What are the advantages of ct
13
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CNS Infections
Meningitis,
Encephalitis,
Brain abscess
27
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Thalamus and Internal Capsule
What divides the thalamus into se...,
What are the majority of the inpu...,
Vpl input
8
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Basal Ganglia
What makes up the striatum,
Where do the efferent fibers of t...,
Does the basal ganglia have any m...
9
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Visual/Auditory/Vestibular Systems
Scotoma,
Papilledema,
What impairment of visual acuity ...
23
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Intoxication/Infection of the Nervous System
What is the effect of tetanus toxin,
What are the symptoms of tetanus ...,
Where can you get c tetani infection
30
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Neuropathology of Cerebrovascular Disease
What is the source of anterior fl...,
What is the source of posterior f...,
What is the order of cells in the...
29
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Cerebrovascular Disease
Transient ischemic attacks,
Stroke,
What are some of the risk factors...
26
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Cerebellum
How do the cerebellum and basal g...,
What separates the cerebral corte...,
Where do most of the primary affe...
9
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Cerebral Cortex
Precentral gyrus,
Postcentral gyrus,
What nt do pyramidal cells use
5
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Coma and End of Life
Coma,
Persistent vegetative state,
What are some possible causes of ...
21
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Basal Ganglia Disorders
What is the pathogenesis of parki...,
What happens in hemiballismus,
What are the signs of parkinsons ...
12
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Hypothalamus and Limbic System
What is the main function of the ...,
What is the biologic clock,
Where is the amygdala located
8
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Neurodegenerative Disorders
Dementia,
What are some possible causes of ...,
What are the diseases that primar...
30
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Gait and Cerebellar Dysfunction
What can cause a person to have a...,
Broad based ataxic gait what is i...,
Hemiplegic gait what is it what i...
21
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Language
Speech,
Language,
What artery supplies most of the ...
17
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CNS Tumors
Where are most cns tumors found,
Where are most cns tumors found i...,
Where are most cns tumors found i...
43
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Seizures and Epilepsy
Seizure,
Epilepsy,
What receptors propagate seizure ...
30
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Behavior, Cortical Function and Dementia
Short term memory,
Long term memory,
What structures does memory depen...
14
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Mood Disorders
What are the criteria for the dia...,
What are some risk factors for ma...,
What is a possible biomarker of d...
24
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Anxiety Disorders
What is the most common mental il...,
What are the neuroanatomic struct...,
Panic attack
31
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Schizophrenia
Delusions,
Bizarre delusions,
What are the criteria of schizoph...
23
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Personality Disorders
What is the general criteria for ...,
Cluster a,
Cluster b
26
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Substance Use Disorders
3 cs of addiction,
What is the relationship of locat...,
Self medication model
13
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Dermatopathology
Hyperkeratosis,
Parakeratosis,
Orthokeratosis
118
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Histology: Skin
What are the layers of the skin,
What color does the epidermis stain,
What color does the dermis stain
22
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Musculoskeletal Questions
An otherwise healthy infant boy b...,
A 16 y o gymnast present to the e...,
A 50 year old presents to the eme...
12
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Clinical Dermatology
What is the difference between de...,
What are the clinical findings wi...,
What are the clinical findings of...
34
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Child Development Diseases and Autism
Attention deficit hyperactivity d...,
What is the main gender affected ...,
What is the treatment for adhd
28
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Osteoarthritis and Chronic Inflammatory Arthritis
Osteoarthritis,
What is the most common type of o...,
What are the causes of secondary ...
43
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Crystal Arthropathies
What is the salt found in gout,
What gender is more affected by gout,
What are some risk factors for gout
29
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Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
Cellulitis,
Erysipelas,
What are the clinical signs of ce...
32
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Bone and Joint Infections
Osteomyelitis,
What are the different causes of ...,
What population is most likely to...
32
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Histology: Male GU
Spermatozoa leave the seminiferou...,
From the tubuli recti to the ____...,
What is the first extratesticular...
13
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Histology: Female GU
What is the mesothelium of the ov...,
After puberty oocyte surrounded b...,
Large antrum filled withfluid liq...
22
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Female GU Pathology I: Vulva/Cervix/Vagina
What is the exo ectocervix made of,
What is the vaginal mucosa lined ...,
What is the endocervix lined by
41
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Female GU Pathology II: Uterus
Consists of bundles of smooth muscle,
Composed of endometrial glands an...,
Endometritis
32
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Female GU Pathology III: Ovary and Fallopian Tube
Follicular cysts,
Corpus luteum cysts,
Polycystic ovarian syndrome
42
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Gestational and Placental Disorders
What is the function of the placenta,
Amnion,
Chorion
34
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Histology: Endocrine System
List the two cell types of the pa...,
What is a hering body,
List the hormone produced by the ...
19
cards
Pathology of the Pituitary
Where are the hormones of the pos...,
What are the 3 cells of the anter...,
What network makes up the anterio...
36
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Pathology of the Endocrine Pancreas
What is a defining features of al...,
What other major disease is diabe...,
What are the requirements for a d...
31
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Pathology of the Breast
What is the most common cancer in...,
What are the 2 cells layers that ...,
What are the 3 tissues that make ...
37
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Clinical Approach to Breast Disease
What are some risk factors for br...,
What drugs can be used to reduce ...,
Tamoxifen se
18
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Pathology of the Male GU I: Prostate
What type of cells line the urina...,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Von brunn s nests with degenerate...
47
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Pathology of the Male GU II: Penis and Testes
Hypospadias,
Epispadias,
Phimosis
38
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Histology: Bone
Diaphysis,
Epiphysis,
What are osteoprogenitor cells de...
13
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Bone Pathology I: Metabolic Bone Disease
What cells develop into osteoblasts,
Which cells build bone,
What are osteoblasts surrounded b...
29
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Bone Pathology II: Bone Neoplasms
Are primary bone neoplasms rare,
Osteoma,
Where are osteomas commonly found
25
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Thyroid Gland Pathology
What are the cells lining the fol...,
What do c cells secrete,
What is the function of calcitonin
46
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Parathyroid Gland Pathology
What do the chief cells of the pt...,
Is there fat in the thyroid,
Is there fat in the parathyroid
21
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Adrenal Gland Pathology
What is the adrenal cortex derive...,
What is the adrenal medulla deriv...,
Cushing syndrome hypercortisolism
31
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Obstructive Uropathy
What are 3 common locations of ob...,
What is the most common location ...,
What drug can cause renal papilla...
8
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Biology of Viruses
What is unique about negative rna,
What is an indication of acute vi...,
What is an indication of the conv...
16
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Enteroviruses
What disease does coxsackie virus...,
How is coxsackie virus spread,
What does d68 virus cause
20
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Respiratory Viruses I
What is the most common route of ...,
What is the genomic structure of ...,
Is influenza virus enveloped or not
21
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Respiratory Viruses II
Why do respiratory syncytial viru...,
Do you get long term immunity fro...,
How is rsv transmitted
18
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Systemic Viral Infection: Mumps, Measles, Rubella and PB19
Mumps,
How is mumps transmitted,
What is the long term outcome of ...
20
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HIV
Are retroviruses enveloped,
What is the function of gp120,
What is the function of gp41
24
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Herpes I
What kind of genetic material is ...,
Are herpes viruses enveloped,
What is the acute infection cause...
21
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Herpes II
What is the primary infection of ebv,
What cancer is ebv associated with,
What is the pathogenesis of ebv
20
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Virology Seminar
A clinical diagnosis of erythema ...,
What is the difference in the pre...,
A similarly aged child but with h...
7
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Oncogenic Viruses
What viruses are indirectly linke...,
What virus is linked with kaposi ...,
What virus is linked with cervica...
13
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Hepatic Viruses
What is the genetic material in hbv,
How does hbv replicate,
What is unique about the genome o...
24
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CNS Viruses
What viruses can enter the cns vi...,
How can rabies enter the cns,
How does herpesvirus enter the cns
21
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Emerging Viruses
Why arent all viremic viruses tra...,
How do mosquitoes transmit viruses,
What family is yellow fever virus
27
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Viral Vaccines
What is the genome of smallpox virus,
When is the contagious period of ...,
With what disease should the smal...
4
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Viruses Review
What is the most common outcome a...,
How is poliovirus transmitted,
How is infection by poliovirus de...
301
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Radiation Oncology
What are gamma rays,
What are x rays,
What is the most common treat for...
3
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Genetics of Inherited Disease
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