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TOPIC: Atopic Asthma. NUMBER: OPENING Qn | What is meant by the term atopic asthma? ‘COMM…
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Stem: Moving onto Pathology. She has bronchiectasis. Question 3 Bronchiectasis Subject: …
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Q. Embolism ‘What clinical conditions may cause fat embolism? 1. (Microscopic) fat globules…
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Stem: Moving on to Pathology. You suspect this patient has pulmonary emboli. Question 3 …
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Stem: Moving onto Pathology. A pulmonary embolus is diagnosed Question 3 Pulmonary Embolu…
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TOPIC QUESTION ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE NOTES Question T= Embolism What conditions predispos…
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Question 2 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease LOA: 4 a. What is emphysema? b. Describ…
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TOPIC QUESTIONS KNOWLEDGE (essential in bold) NOTES Question 1 “An elderly man presents wi…
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2. Describe the pathogenesis of emphysema ‘Protease antiprotease theory Absolar wall destruc…
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TOPIC: Emphysema NUMBER: Q3 OPENING COMMENTS QUESTION _| What is emphysema…
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TOPIC: EMPHYSEMA, NUMBER: OPENING @n What is meant by the term ‘emphysema’ in relation fo t…
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Stem: Moving on to Pathology. He has multiple metastases from his lung cancer Question 4 …
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Stem: Moving onto Pathology Question 5 Lung Neoplasia and principles of neoplasia Subject…
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Stem: A 70 yo woman with metastatic lung cancer presents with polydipsia and polyuria. We st…
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Question 5: Malignant mesothelioma (pleural) Describe the relationship between asbestos e…
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TOPIC 3 STEM Question A Pneumonia EU 4 Fl Pathology Moving on to Pathology What are the p…
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Stem: We will start with Pathology. Question 2 a) What are the most common causes Robbins…
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Ste uring the reduction she becomes persistently hypoxic. This topic is PATHOLOGY. …
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TOPIC: Atypical Pneumonia NUMBER: OPENING What is “Atypical Pneumonia” POINTS REQUIRED 1 Int…
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ACXR shows pneumonia. We will now move onto Pathology Question 2 ‘Community Acquired Pneu…
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‘Question 3 Community Acquired Pneumonia Loa:t What organisms cause community acquired pn…
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Question + Community acquired pneumonia ‘T.What organisms commonly cause community acquired…
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Legionella pneumonia How is Legionella acquired? Aerosols/artificial aquatic environments ~…
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Stem: Moving onto Pathology. TB is suspected Question 2 1. Outline the natural hist…
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3. Tuberculosis Describe the pathogenesis of Tanfection by M. Euberculesis airborne tuberculo…
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