Definitions
Under The Microscope
Becoming a Doctor
Types of Diseases
Interesting Facts
100
The study of disease
What is pathology
100
Why did the mushroom go to the bar
What is because he is a fun-gi (fun guy)
100
Pre-requites that you need from high school
What is English, Bio, Chem and Math
100
Infection of the lungs
What is Pneumonia
100
Lab Coat + Microscope =?
What is a Pathologist
200
Performing an examinaton of a dead body
What is an autopsy
200
The most common thing looked for under the microscope
What is cancer
200
The Examination you take before you apply to medical school
What is the MCAT
200
Blood cancer
What is Leukemia
200
Who does the pathologist send its reports to?
What is the referring doctor
300
The courses you take the first years of university
What is undergraduate courses
300
Kinds of micro organisims that cause disease
What are bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites?
300
Specialty training after medical school
What is residency
300
A type on skin cancer
What is Melanoma
300
What percent of medical decisons from hospital admissions invole pathologists
What is 70%-90%
400
Uncontrolled growth of tissues forming a mass
What is tumor
400
What is the difference between benign and malignant tumors?
What is the name for a non cancerous tumour and a cancerous tumor
400
The three parts does the fellowship exam
What is written, oral and practical
400
Inflammation of the colon
What is Colitis
400
Where do the pathologists work
What is a laboratry
500
A group of cells that have the same function
What is a tissue (not a kleenex)
500
How are the tissues and tumors seen under the microscope
What is they are stained with coloured dyes
500
Around how many years are pathologists studying after high school
What is 12-14 years
500
Inflamation in the liver usually caused by viruses
What is Hepatitis
500
Three types of patholgy
What is forensic, anatomical and general
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