Lecture Series
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Clinical Hematology Series
Laboratory Investigation in Hematology
The lecture the rest of the series rests on: what a reference range really is, where a result goes wrong between the patient and the screen, and how to read the CBC, the film, the coagulation screen and the rest without believing them too much.
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The Clinical Approach to Anemia
A three-part clinical guide: classification and the microcytic / macrocytic workup, then acquired and hereditary hemolytic anemia.
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Acute Leukemia
Pathogenesis and diagnosis of acute leukemia, and the oncologic emergencies that make it a can’t-miss.
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Myeloid Neoplasms
MPNs and MDS — from the broken JAK/STAT switch to WHO classification and management.
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Multiple Myeloma
The plasma-cell clone from SPEP to the CRAB criteria and the diagnostic triad.
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Lymphoma
Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma — physiology, WHO classification, staging, tumor lysis, and immunotherapy.
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Disorders of Hemostasis
A clinical approach to bleeding: primary vs secondary hemostasis, the bleeding history and BAT, von Willebrand disease, coagulation-factor disorders, and PT / aPTT interpretation with mixing studies.
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Introduction to Bleeding Disorders
The physiology of hemostasis — the platelet plug, the coagulation cascade (old vs new models), natural anticoagulants, and fibrinolysis — as a foundation for classifying bleeding disorders.
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Hemostasis, bleeding disorders, and further clinical series to follow.
More series added over time · each deck downloadable as PDF
Medical Ethics · MED 431
Introduction to the Course
Who decides? — the history of medical ethics: three decisions medical knowledge cannot settle, what makes something an ethical dilemma, and the six moments that changed what a doctor is allowed to do.
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Rules and Regulation
Rules and regulation during undergraduate study and postgraduate training — the rules a student lives under at KKU, what changes in the internship year, and what the Law and the SCFHS Code require of every doctor in the Kingdom.
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Academic Integrity and Copyright
Academic integrity and copyright — the six values, the violations by name, what the Saudi Copyright Law protects and permits, and how to write to your teachers.
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Privacy and Confidentiality
Privacy and confidentiality — the circle of confidence, the narrow exceptions in the Law and the Code, the family's request, the digital record, and the Personal Data Protection Law.
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