Blood
Heart
ECGs
Lymph
CP
100

Platelets primarily reside in which layer of blood after it is centrifuged? 

Buffy coat

100

Name the four valves of the heart 

Tricuspid, pulmonary, mitral, aortic valve 

100

How many sticky dots are used in a 12-lead ECG? 

10 

100

When does interstitial fluid become 'lymph'? 

When it enters the vessel 

100

What is the name of the chart used to determine stool consistency? 

Bristol stool chart

200

Where is fibrinogen made?

Liver

200

Which mediastinum section is the heart located? 

Middle (inferior) mediastinum 

200

What is the name of the opposite view to Lead 2?

aVR

200

What is the name of the lymph node that collects from the leg and foot?

Popliteal ndoe 

200

If I smoked 10 cigarettes a day for 10 years, what is my pack-years?  

5 years (10/20 x 10)

300

What condition can make the buffy coat layer visibly thicker? 

Leukemia 

300

What is the name of the cardiac ligament that is an embryological remnant?

Ligamentum arteriosum (accept ductus arteriosus)

300

What does P-R interval on an ECG mainly represent?

Time from atrial depolarisation to ventricular depolarisation

300

What is the name of the lymph node that collects from the forearm and arm?

Cubital node 

300

Is stridor typically heard when breathing inhaling of exhaling?  

Inhaling 

400
How does chronic kidney disease cause low heamatocrit? 

Lack of EPO production 

400

Which pericardiac sinus is of clinical significance? 

Transverse pericardiac sinus (clamped for heart surgery) 

400

On a normal ECG, when would you expect ventricular contraction to begin (i.e. the start of ventricular systole)? 

Approximately half way through the QRS complex

400

What percentage of the fluid lost at the arterial end of the capillary bed is reclaimed into the blood at the venous end? 

85%

400

What is the clinical term for waking at nightime with difficulty breathing? not just the acronym

PND (paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnoea)

500

What makes platelets 'spikey'?

Thromboxane A2 

500

What are the three cusps of the tricuspid valve called? 

Anterior, posterior, septal cusp 

500

What degree on the ECG axis is lead 2 on? 

60 degrees 

500

When do primary lymphoid follicles become secondary lymphoid follicles? 

When B-cells are activated by antigens and the follicle develops a germinal centre

500

For a healthy adult without diabetes, a normal, non-fasting blood glucose level is generally in what range? 

4-7.8mmol