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Bacterial Pathogens
How are bacteria classified,
What are the 3 main gram ve cocci,
What are the 2 main gram ve cocci
135
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Viral and Prion Pathogens
What do viruses require to survive,
What does a virus consist of,
Do all viruses have an envelope
192
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Interpreting Test Results
What is chemical pathology,
Core clinical process,
Contents of lab reports
19
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Fungal Pathogens
What are fungi,
What are the 2 major fungal growt...,
Is yeast single or multicellular ...
97
cards
Parasitology
What is a parasite,
What is symbiosis,
What is mutualism
111
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Crossword 1 - Core Microbiology
A 55 year old man presents with j...,
A 43 year man returns from 4 week...,
What is anopheles
14
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Allergic Diseases
What type of hypersensitivity cau...,
What type of hypersensitivity is ...,
How does ige antibody cause aller...
65
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Hypersensitivity
What are hypersensitivities,
Mechanism of allergies,
What do type i hypersensitivity r...
64
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Autoimmune Diseases
What cells are involved,
What type,
What is speed of response of inna...
78
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Diagnosing Autoimmune Disease
Case 1,
What tests are required to confir...,
What is ana
54
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Immunodeficiency
Branches of innate and adaptive i...,
What is immunodeficiency,
What are the 2 types of immunodef...
87
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Immunomodulation and Immunosuppression
What is immunomodulation,
What are immunomodulators,
What are the main classes
58
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MHC and Transplant Rejection
What is an isograft,
What is an allograft,
What is a xenograft
51
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Immunology - Haematology
Define,
W,
When erythropoiesis is inadequate...
22
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Infection in the Immunocompromised
What are innate defenses,
Examples of innate defenses,
What is the bodys second line of ...
53
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Immunology - Antibiotics
Mechanism of penicillin,
What are 4 example penicillin drugs,
What is penicillin v used to treat
67
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Crossword 2: Core Clinical Immunology
There are 2 types of rejection th...,
A 45 year old woman has a red ras...,
To reduce rejection episodes incr...
15
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Immunology - Pathogens
What are pathogens,
What are the 4 groups of pathogens,
What are bacteria
57
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Antibacterial & Antifungal Agents
Antimicrobials inhibit critical p...,
Definition of antibiotics,
What are antimicrobial agents
76
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Antivirals for the treatment of influenza, herpes, hepatitis and HIV infection
Describe the structure of viruses,
What type of viruses do acute inf...,
What type of viruses do chronic i...
75
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Infection Tests
What is the first most important ...,
Symptoms suggestive of infection ...,
What are examples of non specific...
52
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Investigation of Specific Infections
Why are most laboratory tests are...,
What is a a true positive b true ...,
What is sensitivity of a test
114
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Pathogen-Antibiotic Matching 1
How do gram positive bacteria sta...,
How do gram negative bacteria sta...,
Describe cocci shape
69
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Immunology - Viral Infection
What basic features do all viruse...,
What are the 6 stages of viral re...,
What does the attachment stage in...
17
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Immunology - Cells of the Immune System
What part of the immune system do...,
What do b cells arise from,
Where do b cells migrate for matu...
48
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Antibiotic Resistance
What is selection pressure,
How can selection pressure lead t...,
Define a sub inhibitory conc of a...
65
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Pathogen-Antibiotic Matching 2
Some examples of,
Antibiotic selection steps,
Clinical case 1
27
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Antibiotic Stewardship
What is the mic,
How is the mic used in antibiotic...,
What is the relationship between ...
46
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Immunisation
What are examples of non specific...,
What does innate immunity involve,
Briefly describe the immune response
26
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Infection Prevention and Control
Retrospective vs prospective study,
What are the 6 steps in the chain...,
Fill out the 6 steps in the chain...
35
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Urological Pathology
What are the 2 major types of ren...,
What is a renal cell carcinoma wh...,
What are the 2 most common types ...
96
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Tests of Renal Function
For any solute urea na what does ...,
Describe the concentration of sol...,
How is the kidney involved in the...
41
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Renal Pathology
What 2 major hormones does the ki...,
How is serum creatinine and urea ...,
How is urine output affected duri...
78
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Urinary Tract Infection
Define a uti,
Define an infection,
Why are utis 10x more common in f...
96
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Crossword 4 - Renal
A 70 year old man has lower urina...,
Name of smoking related malignant...,
The most common type of malignant...
11
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Diseases of Endocrine System
Endocrine system,
What is an endocrine organ,
What is an exocrine organ
105
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Investigations of Endocrine System
What are hormones secreted by,
A hormone can only influence cell...,
Peptide hormones examples where a...
53
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Diabetes
What is glucose,
What is glycogen,
What is glucagon
83
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Bone and New Markers
What are the 4 main functions of ...,
Bone is a specialised form of con...,
What are the
97
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Calcium, Phosphate and Magnesium Homeostasis
What is edta what is its use,
What colour lid does a sample bot...,
Function of edta in medicine
107
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Crossword 5 - Core Clinical Biochemistry
Patients with primary adrenal cor...,
When bone density decreases there...,
The net effect of parathyroid hor...
14
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Clinical Biochemistry Tutorial - Quiz Questions
What is the disease what is the most,
What is graves disease,
What is the most likely immediate...
20
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Breast Pathology
Purpose of breast cancer screening,
When do breast cancer screens aim...,
Prevalence vs incidence screen
62
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Uterine Pathology
What is endometriosis,
Epidemiology of endometriosis,
Aetiology of endometriosis
102
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Childhood and Pregnancy Infections
Why should all women be offered r...,
How is passive immunity acquired ...,
What 3 infectious diseases are sc...
75
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Crossword 6 - Gynae and Breast
What sort of antibodies cross the...,
What is an intracranial infection...,
What is a frequently occurring ri...
14
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Intro to Haematology
What are the 4 main subdivisions ...,
What is haemopoiesis,
A stem cell can undergo different...
49
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Blood Transfusions
Why should alternatives to transf...,
What is the first stage in proces...,
Why are wbcs removed during trans...
94
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Heritable Bleeding Disorders
Describe the formation of a haemo...,
Which enzyme conversts fibrinogen...,
How is thrombin formed
79
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Haemoglobinopathies & Obstetric
How are haemoglobinopathies teste...,
How does pregnancy affect a plasm...,
What is anaemia defined as in the...
75
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Paediatric Haematology
Describe how the site of haematop...,
What haemoglobin switch occurs at...,
Define haematocrit
40
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Thrombosis and Risk Factors
What is virchows triad,
What is usualy the p,
How can atherosclerosis of the ve...
86
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Acquired Bleeding Disorders
Why are anticoagulants used in pa...,
What are the 4 major classes of a...,
What is heparin derived from
104
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Anaemia and Thrombocytopenia
What haematinic deficiencies can ...,
Common causes of anaemia,
What is pernicious anaemia
81
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Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders and CML
What are chronic myeloproliferati...,
What are the 3 types of chronic m...,
What is the dangerous disease tha...
69
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Acute Leukaemia and MDS
What is acute leukaemia,
What are the 2 route of pathogene...,
What is the median age of present...
74
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Myeloma, Lymphoma and CLL
What is myeloma,
Epidemiology of myeloma,
What is myeloma preceeded by
102
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Haematological Emergencies
What is the sbar tool,
What is thrombotic thrombocytopen...,
What is a microangiopathic haemol...
60
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Crossword 7 - Haematology
What type of chronic leukaemia is...,
In the syndrome characterised by ...,
In the most common heritable blee...
16
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Benign Lung Pathology
What are the 2 main considerations,
What are the 3 most important cha...,
In this diagram each length of th...
91
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Malignant Lung Pathology
Define a malignant lung tumour,
What are the two types of maligna...,
What are 1ary malignant lung tumours
53
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Clinical Infections: Respiratory
What does the urt consist of,
What does the lrt consist of,
What are the key points in taking...
154
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Pleural Pathology
Describe the layers of the pleura...,
What cells line the pleural cavity,
What do the mesothelial cells of ...
107
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Cardiovascular Pathology 1
What is ischaemic heart disease i...,
2 major aetiologies of ihd,
What are the 4 major syndromes co...
69
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Cardiovascular Pathology 2
Define heart failure,
Causes of heart failure,
What is congestive cardiac failure
122
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Cardiovascular Pathology 3
What is peripheral vascular disease,
Who is peripheral vascular diseas...,
Peripheral vascular disease can e...
77
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Vascular Infections
What is a vascular infection,
What is the most important infect...,
What is bacteraemia
42
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CNS Infections
What are the 3 main different typ...,
What is a brain abscess,
What are the leptomeninges
55
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Inflammatory Skin & Tumours
What are the 4 major types of tis...,
What type of tissue reaction patt...,
What type of tissue reaction patt...
116
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Diseases of MSK
What is soft tissue,
Name a benign tumour arising from...,
Is lymph node involvement common ...
80
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Diseases of Head & Neck
What is rhinitis,
Viral and bacterial causes of rhi...,
Other causes of rhinitis
60
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Upper GI Pathology
What type of epithelium is the oe...,
What are the 2 sphincters present...,
What does the oesophagus join tog...
78
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Lower GI Pathology
What are diverticula,
Most common site of diverticula,
What are taenia coli
81
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Liver Tumours and Gallbladder Disease
What is liver parenchyma,
What is an adenoma of liver cells,
What is hepatic adenomatosis
55
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Pancreatic Pathology
Structure of pancreas,
What is the functional unit of th...,
What of the pancreas does the exo...
20
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GI Infections
What are the main sterile sites o...,
What are the main non sterile sit...,
Colonisation of body sites
116
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Nutritional Support in Trauma
Definition of trauma,
Immediate potential causes of mor...,
Later potential causes of mortali...
92
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Medical Liver Disease
How is bilirubin produced,
Where is bilirubin conjugated wha...,
Once that bilirubin reaches the g...
143
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Investigations of Liver & Pancreatic Disease
Liver function for carbohydrates,
Liver function regarding proteins,
2 major components of the liver
72
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GI Infections II
What is the leading cause of maln...,
What physical factors can reduce ...,
What host factors can reduce inci...
104
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