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July 2022
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NEW: Rheumatology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of rheumatology.
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NEW: Gastrointestinal (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of gastrointestinal diseases.
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NEW: Neurosciences (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of neurosciences.
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NEW: Concepts (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of concepts.
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NEW: Hepatology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of hepatology.
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NEW: paediatric (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of paediatrics.
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NEW: Plastics (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of plastic surgery.
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NEW: Infectious diseases (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of infectious diseases.
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NEW: General surgery (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of general surgery.
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NEW: Ganglion (notes)
A ganglion cyst is a fluid-filled swelling the occurs over a joint or tendon sheath.
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NEW: de Quervain tendinopathy (notes)
de Quervain tendinopathy is a common cause of wrist pain and affects the abductor pollicis longus (APL) and extensor pollicis brevis (EPB) tendons.
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NEW: Constipation (notes)
Constipation is a common complaint that refers to the infrequent passage of stool, difficulty passing stool, and/or a sensation of incomplete emptying.
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NEW: Neurology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of neurology.
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NEW: Ophthalmology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of ophthalmology.
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NEW: Neurosurgery (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of neurosurgery.
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NEW: paediatric (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of paediatrics.
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NEW: Familial hyperlipidaemia (notes)
Familial hyperlipidaemia refers to the inheritance of a single (or multiple) genetic variant(s) that lead to elevated lipid levels.
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NEW: Hyperlipidaemia (notes)
Hyperlipidaemia is a broad term that refers to high levels of one or more of total cholesterol (TC), low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), and triglycerides (TG).
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NEW: Anal fissure (notes)
An anal fissure refers to a tear in the lining of the anus or anal canal.
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NEW: Haemorrhoids (notes)
Haemorrhoids refer to abnormally swollen vascular cushions that are located in the anal canal.
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NEW: Cardiovascular (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of cardiovascular disease.
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NEW: Gastrointestinal (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of gastrointestinal diseases.
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NEW: Neurosciences (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of neurosciences.
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NEW: Infectious (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of infectious disease.
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NEW: ENT (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of ENT emergencies.
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NEW: Plastics (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of plastic surgery.
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NEW: Gastroenterology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of gastroenterology.
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NEW: Concepts (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of concepts.
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NEW: Hepatology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of hepatology.
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NEW: Dermatology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of dermatology.
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NEW: Lewy body dementia (notes)
Dementia with Lewy body is a common form of dementia characterised by the finding of Lewy bodies on pathology.
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NEW: Autism spectrum disorder (notes)
ASD is characterised by deficits in social communication/interaction and restricted, repetitive patterns of behaviour, interests, and activities.
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NEW: Dementia (notes)
Dementia is a clinical syndrome characterised by a significant deterioration in mental function that leads to impairment of normal function.
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NEW: Neurology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of neurology.
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NEW: Histories (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of history taking.
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NEW: Infectious diseases (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of infectious diseases.
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NEW: Pathology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of pathology.
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NEW: Concepts (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of concepts.
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NEW: Pharmacology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of pharmacology.
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NEW: Cardiology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of cardiology.
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NEW: paediatric (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of paediatrics.
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NEW: Blepharitis (notes)
Blepharitis refers to inflammation of the eyelid margins and can be divided into anterior and posterior.
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NEW: Endocrinology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of endocrinology.
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NEW: Respiratory (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of respiratory.
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NEW: Haematology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of haematology.
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NEW: General surgery (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of general surgery.
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NEW: Rheumatology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of rheumatology.
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NEW: Gynaecology (questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of gynaecology.
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NEW: Psychiatry (Questions)
New questions to test your knowledge in the field of psychiatry.
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NEW: Lymphadenopathy (NOTES)
Lymphadenopathy essentially refers to lymph nodes with abnormal consistency or size.
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NEW: Back pain (NOTES)
Back pain refers to pain experienced in a patients’ back that is often in the lower regions.
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NEW: NAFLD (NOTES)
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) essentially refers to the presence of excess fat in the liver in the absence of excess alcohol consumption.
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NEW: Headache (NOTES)
Headache refers to pain felt in any region of the head, which also includes behind the eyes and ear or in the upper neck.
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NEW: Hiatus hernia (NOTES)
A hiatus hernia refers to the herniation of part of the stomach through the diaphragmatic oesophageal hiatus.
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NEW: URTI (NOTES)
Upper respiratory tract infections (URTIs) are common self-limiting illnesses that present with coryzal symptoms.
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NEW: Cerebral palsy (NOTES)
Cerebral palsy is a broad term for a group of permanent motor disorders that affect muscle tone, posture, and/or movement.
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NEW: Vasculitis (NOTES)
Vasculitis is a very broad term that in its simplest form refers to inflammation of blood vessels.
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NEW: Chronic pancreatitis (NOTES)
Chronic pancreatitis refers to chronic, irreversible, inflammation and/or fibrosis of the pancreas.
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NEW: Carpal tunnel syndrome (NOTES)
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a median nerve neuropathy due to compression as it passes through the carpal tunnel in the wrist.
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NEW: Mononeuropathies (NOTES)
Mononeuropathy refers to damage or dysfunction of a single peripheral nerve.
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NEW: Radiculopathies (NOTES)
Radiculopathy refers to symptoms and/or impairments related to involvement of a spinal nerve root.
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NEW: Polyneuropathies (NOTES)
Polyneuropathy refers to damage or dysfunction of multiple nerves of the peripheral nervous system.
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NEW: Peripheral neuropathy (NOTES)
Peripheral neuropathy is a broad term that refers to any disorder of the peripheral nervous system.
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NEW: Tremor (NOTES)
A tremor is considered involuntary, rhythmic, oscillatory movements of a body part.
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NEW: Essential tremor (NOTES)
Essential tremor is a type of action tremor that is very common in the general population.
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NEW: Amyloidosis (NOTES)
Amyloidosis refers to the extracellular deposition of fibrils that contain a variety of proteins.
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NEW: sepsis (NOTES)
Sepsis is a dysregulated host response to infection leading to life-threatening organ dysfunction.
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NEW: Peritonitis (NOTES)
Peritonitis refers to inflammation of the peritoneum, which is the lining of the abdomen.
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NEW: Multi-organ dysfunction syndrome (NOTES)
Multi-organ dysfunction refers to progressive organ dysfunction whereby homeostasis cannot be maintained without intervention.
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NEW: PSA - data interpretation (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic data interpretation questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA - drug monitoring (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic drug monitoring questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA - prescribing (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic adverse drug reactions questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA - calculation skills (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic calculation skills questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA - providing information (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic providing information questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA - planning management (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic planning management questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA - prescription review (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic prescription review questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA - prescribing (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic prescribing questions for the PSA
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - data interpretation (video)
Top tips and tricks for the data interpretation domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - drug monitoring (video)
Top tips and tricks for the drug monitoring domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - adverse drug reactions (video)
Top tips and tricks for the adverse drug reaction domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - calculation skills (video)
Top tips and tricks for the calculation skills domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - providing information (video)
Top tips and tricks for the providing information domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - planning management (video)
Top tips and tricks for the planning management domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - prescription review (video)
Top tips and tricks for the prescription review domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - prescribing (video)
Top tips and tricks for the prescribing domain of the PSA with example questions
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NEW: PSA Crash Course - Overview (video)
An overview of the prescribing safety assessment (PSA) examination
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NEW: Crash course haematology (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic haematology questions.
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NEW: Crash course orthopaedics (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic orthopaedics questions.
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NEW: Crash course urology (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic urology questions.
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NEW: Crash course hepatobiliary (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic hepatobiliary questions.
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NEW: Gilbert syndrome (NOTES)
Gilbert syndrome is an autosomal recessive disorder that causes abnormal bilirubin processing in the liver.
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NEW: Primary biliary cholangitis (NOTES)
Primary biliary cholangitis is an autoimmune cholestatic liver disease that can lead to cirrhosis.
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NEW: Mesenteric adenitis (NOTES)
A common cause of abdominal pain in children due to acute or chronic inflammation of the mesenteric lymph nodes.
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NEW: Measles (NOTES)
Measles is a highly contagious viral infection caused by the measles morbillivirus.
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NEW: Crash course general surgery (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic general surgery questions.
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NEW: Crash course neurosurgery (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic neurosurgery questions.
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NEW: Crash course plastics (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic plastics questions.
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NEW: Crash course gastroenterology (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic gastroenterology questions.
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NEW: Crash course respiratory (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic respiratory questions.
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NEW: Crash course cardiology (questions)
Get a head start on your revision with these fantastic cardiology MCQs.
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NEW: Crash course urology (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key urology topics for exams.
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NEW: Crash course orthopaedics (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key orthpaedics topics for exams.
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NEW: Crash course hepatobiliary (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key hepatobiliary topics for exams.
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NEW: crash course general surgery (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key general surgery topics for exams.
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NEW: Crash course neurosurgery (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key neurosurgery topics for exams.
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NEW: Crash course plastics (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key plastics topics for exams.
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NEW: crash course neurology (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key neurology topics for exams.
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NEW: Crash course endocrinology (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key endocrinology topics for exams.
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NEW: crash course haematology (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key haematology topics for exams.
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NEW: crash course gastroenterology (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key gastroenterology topics for exams.
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NEW: Crash course respiratory (video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key respiratory topics for exams.
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NEW: Crash course cardiology (Video)
A fantastic 'crash course' into key cardiology topics for exams.
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NEW: Developmental milestones (NOTES)
A specific set of abilities a child should reach by a certain age.
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NEW: Developmental delay (NOTES)
The failure to achieve developmental milestones in comparison to peers of the same age range.
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NEW: Vasovagal syncope (NOTES)
A form of ‘reflex syncope’ known as a ‘common faint’ that causes transient loss of consciousness from altered activation of the autonomic nervous system.
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NEW: Chronic pericarditis (NOTES)
Chronic inflammation of the pericardial sac for greater than 3 months.
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NEW: Spinal cord syndromes (NOTES)
Several classic syndromes that have characteristic clinical features based on the area of the spinal cord affected.
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NEW: Cauda Equina Syndrome (NOTES)
A neurosurgical emergency due to compression of the nerves distal to the terminal part of the spinal cord.
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NEW: Abdominal pain (NOTES)
Abdominal pain refers to a pain felt anywhere in the abdomen between the chest and pelvis.
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NEW: Fluid prescribing (NOTES)
Fluid prescribing is the process of prescribing intravenous fluids for patients who need resuscitation, routine maintenance, or more complex administration.
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NEW: CARDIOLOGY: HEART FAILURE (VIDEO)
In our Deep Dive, Dr. Benjamin Norton gives a wonderful comprehensive overview of heart failure...
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NEW: Achalasia (NOTES)
Achalasia is a primary motility disorder of the oesophagus that is characterised by failure to relax of the lower oesophageal sphincter...
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NEW: Rheumatology (questions)
A comprehensive set of rheumatology questions for FINALS...
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NEW: Oxygen (NOTES)
Oxygen should be regarded as a drug that is prescribed for patients with hypoxaemia (low blood oxygen concentration)...
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NEW: Delirium (NOTES)
Delirium is essentially a state of acute confusion that affects normal brain functioning...
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NEW: Cardiomyopathies (NOTES)
The term cardiomyopathy can be very confusing in clinical practice. In very simple terms it means disease of the heart muscle...
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NEW: Nephrotic syndrome (NOTES)
Nephrotic syndrome is broadly defined as a triad of heavy proteinuria > 3.5 g/day, hypoalbuminaemia, and oedema...
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NEW: Nephritic syndrome (NOTES)
Nephritic syndrome is classically described as the presence of haematuria, variable proteinuria, renal impairment, and hypertension...
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UPDATED: Glomerular disease (NOTES)
Glomerular disease refers to a group of conditions that cause damage to the renal glomeruli...
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NEW: JVP (NOTES)
Examination of the jugular venous pressure provides an estimate of the central venous pressure...
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