General Pathology and Pathophysiology flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 250 community-made flashcard resources, covering topics from health and disease to inflammation, thrombosis and amyloidosis. They give university students and professional candidates terms and concepts to practice, and teachers ready-made study material. Choose a deck and start with a topic you want to study.
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- Disease Concepts and Terminology23
- Cellular Adaptation, Injury and Death39
- Amyloidosis5
- Inflammation22
- Wound Healing and Tissue Repair12
- Hemodynamic Disorders24
- Shock9
- Neoplasia and Cancer45
- Pathology Diagnosis and Specimens25
- Cardiovascular Pathology16
- Pulmonary Pathology5
- Breast Pathology21
- Musculoskeletal Pathology14
Flashcards
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100 cardsPATHO LE2: Immuno NKT cell surface receptor
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30 cardsChapter 1: Concepts of Health and Disease What is the WHO definition of health?
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58 cardsPathoanatomy-Slides Test 1-PMU
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163 cardsPathoanatomie Test 1
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94 cardspathology website ileus; a painful obstruction of the ileum or other part of the intestine. *Ileus: is a surgical emergency t...
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200 cardsPathology - kidneys, liver, pancreas, endocrine What are the causes of nephrotic syndrome? Which are the most common?
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177 cards020
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148 cardsPrincipals to Pathobiology Exam 2 What process primes the Tissues for the repair process?
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200 cardsUntitled “Brown” tumor of bone
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200 cardsTerms for final exam
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200 cardsHistopathology 3 what screening methods do we have for colorectal cancer?
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144 cardsInflammation and Repair What is wound healing?
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89 cardsATHEROSCLEROSIS MFS
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80 cardsPathology - Histopathology 2 How are mycobacterium killed in culture?
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73 cardsPathomorphology sem 5 Growth - enlargement of an organism - because of what?
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123 cardsHistopathology
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55 cardsLecture 2 Week 1 Pathophysiology
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107 cardsPathology of Cerebral Edema What is an Edema?
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80 cardsThe behaviour of tumours What are the three parameters by which tumours are classified?
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84 cardsThrombosis What is thrombosis?
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116 cardsOB
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74 cardsCell injury 1+ 2 Things which undergo Homeostasis
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60 cardsAcute Inflammation - Mediators of inflammation What is meningitis an example of?
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67 cardsWeek 3 General Pathology
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44 cardsDiagnostic cytology What is cytology?
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55 cardsNeoplasia Flashcards
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50 cardsWeek 1: General pathology What general requirements do cells have?
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67 cardsPathology of the Liver What type of virus is hepatitis A?
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21 cardsinflammation what is inflammation
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20 cards59. Gangrenes What is gangrene ?
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24 cardsShepherd - Cause of Disease
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31 cardsGeneral Pathology
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9 cardsAmyloidosis What is amyloidosis? How is amyloidosis classified?
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21 cardsBlood fluidity regulation and hemostasis pathology Blood fluidity regulation and hemostasis pathology
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32 cardsCSIM1.4 Neoplasia 1
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16 cardsPathophysiology and treatment of Sepsis what is sepsis?
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10 cardsSkin Pathology Flash Cards
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198 cardsPath Final Which of the following are examples of labile cells? A. chondrocytes and osteoblasts B. epithelial cells of...
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200 cardsPathology - Haematology Describe haematopoeisis during development
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91 cardsHuman Disease A patient presents with a high heart rate and reports of chronic states of anxiety and avoidance behaviors....
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These decks offer questions and terms for focused study. General Pathology includes congenital malformations and developmental failures, while Amyloidosis asks about its classification and causes. Other decks cover immune cells, cerebral edema and liver pathology.
How to use the decks
For an introduction, start with the deck on concepts of health and disease. It asks you to define pathophysiology and consider terms used in observations and tests. Work through its questions, then return to any definitions you find difficult to recall.
When you want to focus on a process, try Inflammation and Repair for questions on wound healing and its outcomes. Answer each card before checking it, and revisit the questions you missed. If you want to check your understanding in another format, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Open a deck and make its questions part of your next study session.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
The deck on concepts of health and disease is a useful starting point. It includes questions on the definition of pathophysiology and on terms used in observations and tests. Once you have worked through those questions, you can move to a more focused deck, such as General Pathology.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover topics including immune cells, congenital malformations, amyloidosis, thrombosis and wound healing. There are also decks on cerebral edema and liver pathology. You can select a deck for the topic you are studying and use its questions and terms to practice recall.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.