Medicine /BDS2 OSCE Prep - Diseases OSCE Part 3
BDS2 OSCE Prep - Diseases OSCE Part 3
This deck covers various diseases and medical conditions, providing definitions and key characteristics for each. It's designed to help students prepare for OSCE exams by familiarizing them with important medical terms and concepts.
what is Lymphoma?
neoplastic proliferation of white cells, presented as a tumour (usually in the lymph nodes)
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Term
Definition
what is Lymphoma?
neoplastic proliferation of white cells, presented as a tumour (usually in the lymph nodes)
what is Orofacial Granulomatosis?
Crohn’s disease found in the mouth leading to ulceration and gingivitis
what is Pancytopenia?
All blood cells reduced (lower RBCs and WBCs)
What is Patent Ductus Arteriosus?
congenital condition that transmits blood between aorta and pulmonary artery
what is Peripheral Vascular Disease?
ischaemia of tissues except from the heart, commonly in legs
what are Pituitary Tumours?
Adenoma in pituitary gland that can cause gland dysfunction and affect sight
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Term | Definition |
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what is Lymphoma? | neoplastic proliferation of white cells, presented as a tumour (usually in the lymph nodes) |
what is Orofacial Granulomatosis? | Crohn’s disease found in the mouth leading to ulceration and gingivitis |
what is Pancytopenia? | All blood cells reduced (lower RBCs and WBCs) |
What is Patent Ductus Arteriosus? | congenital condition that transmits blood between aorta and pulmonary artery |
what is Peripheral Vascular Disease? | ischaemia of tissues except from the heart, commonly in legs |
what are Pituitary Tumours? | Adenoma in pituitary gland that can cause gland dysfunction and affect sight |
what is Pneumonia? | Inflammation of the alveoli of the lungs (they fill with fluid) |
what is Polycystic Kidney Disease? | cysts in the parenchyme of kidney due to a gene mutation | - can lead to renal failure |
what is polydypsia? | excessive or abnormal thirst |
what is Porphyria? | abnormality of haem metabolism gives a photosensitive rash dark urine |
what is Prostatitis? | Inflammation of the prostate |
what is Pseudomembranous Colitis? | inflammation of the colon (caused by Clostridium Difficile) |
what is Type One Respiratory Failure? | Hypoxaemia (thickening of alveolar barrier) low oxygen low/normal CO2 |
what is Type 2 Respiratory Failure? | Hypercapnia (airway narrowing) low oxygen HIGH CO2 |
what is Rheumatic fever? | acute fever caused by streptococcus | - inflammation of the joints, heart, brain and skin |
what is SEPSIS? | The body’s extreme response to infection (life-threatening) |
what is Septicaemia? | Blood poisoning caused by presence of bacteria |
what is Sickle-Cell Anaemia? | Inherited disorder globin chains are abnormal forms RBCs that have curled up edges |
what is Obstructive Sleep Apnoea? | Muscles that support throat soft tissues relax and cause breathing to stop |
what is Central Sleep Apnoea? | Brain doesn’t send proper signals to the breathing muscles |
what is an Ischaemic Stroke? | Blood clot blocks flow of blood to brain (brain tissue dies due to lack of oxygen) |
what is a Haemorrhage stroke? | Blood leaks from an artery into the brain and stops brain function |
what is Thalassaemia? | Inherited disorder, body makes abnormal form of haemoglobin |
what is Thrombocythaemia? | High platelet count |
what is Thrombocytopenia? | low platelet count |
what is Thrombophilia? | Excessive clotting of blood |
what is a Thrombosis? | Blood clot (on top of plaque) blocks vessel |
what is Ulcerative Colitis? | Discontinuous inflammatory bowel disease | - ONLY within the colon and rectum |
what is Valve Stenosis? | valve doesn’t open properly |