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Cardio Exam
What is pulsus alternans,
What is orthopnoea,
What does radial radial delay ind...
16
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Abbreviations
What does avr stand for,
What is u e,
What bnp
3
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Drugs
What type of drug is nifedipine,
What is the method of action and ...,
What is frusemide
28
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Imaging
What,
What are kerley b lines
2
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Respiratory
What is the cut off for deoxygena...,
Describe pleural pain,
What are some ddx of sob
27
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Pearls from Dr Hogan
What are four possible causes of ...,
What are the 3 major indications ...,
What is antiphospholipid syndrome
22
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Pathology
What happens to k,
What is aptt,
Her2 amplification can be found i...
13
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Cardiology
What are the three general groups...,
What are the acute coronary syndr...,
What are the
32
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Rehab
What is the difference between an...,
What is a participation limitation
2
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Abdominal Pain
What is murphys sign,
Where is pain from paired structu...,
What is acute cholecystitis
29
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Fluid Balance
What is the likely cause of hypon...,
How much water is there in the bo...,
What percentage of total potassiu...
16
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Radiology
Are the displacements caused by p...,
What contrast is typically used w...,
Why are tumours more dense on con...
19
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Headache
What signs are can be found in iih,
How do you treat temporal arteritis,
What are two red flag questions t...
9
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Anaemia
What will fe studies of a fe defi...,
How do you differentiate fe defic...,
Why might a haemolysis not be pic...
16
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Abdominal Exam
What is the name of the sugical p...,
What is the difference between vo...,
What are the 6 fs of abdominal di...
4
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Neuro
What is the difference between pr...,
How do you diagnose ms on mri,
What is amblyopia
7
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Fever
What do you ask a patient to conf...,
What are some red flags in a pati...,
What are the coccals that can kil...
8
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Cardiology Core Conditions
What is aortic stenosis,
What is the mx aortic stenosis,
How is mitral regurgitation treated
11
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ECGs
What are the left lateral leads,
What are the right sided precordi...,
What are the
7
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Professorial Report
What condition is sydenhams chore...,
What are the features of sydenham...
2
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Abdo Core Conditions
What are the signs of crohns vs u...,
Briefly what is the pathophysiolo...,
What must be excluded in patients...
12
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Peer Tutoring
Three broad categories of causes ...
1
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Pre-operative Assessment
What are the components of the pr...,
What systems must you specificall...,
What exercise tolerance must a pa...
13
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Syncope
Which has a prodrome vasovagal or...,
When do should you be more concer...,
What is diaphoresis what type of ...
13
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Acute and Complex musculo-skeletal injuries
What are the priorities for asses...,
How do you describe a fracture,
When might you give tetanus immun...
10
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Antibiotics
What is timentin,
What type of bacterial infection ...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
9
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Gastro Pathology
What might be the ca findings in ...,
Upper rq pain fever obstructive j...,
How are lfts with pancreatitis
17
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Arterial Disease and Aneurysms
Wha,
What,
Why do you get pain in claudication
12
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Coronary (not chronic) Heart Disease Therapeutics
What are the front line drugs in ...,
How do beta blockers aid in the t...,
Which beta blockers are used in c...
21
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Joint Pathology
What are the classic radiological...,
What is the mtp joint,
What are some disposing factors t...
6
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ENT
What structures make up the oroph...,
What is the function of the nose,
What is the function of the nasop...
6
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COPD
What is the mechanism of action o...,
Why does lung reduction surgery h...,
In which airways does inflammatio...
27
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Depression
What are some questions to ask an...,
What might be found in laboratory...,
What are some physical signs of a...
12
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Post Operative Care
A fever on day 1 post op is usual...,
What are some causes of post abdo...,
What can you do if a patient is a...
19
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Stroke and TIA
Lobar strokes are usually due to ...,
What are some conditions that mim...,
Deep brain strokes are usually du...
19
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Introduction to Cancer Medicine
What are the 6 classic hallmarks ...,
Which type of cancer has the bcr ...
2
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Cardiometabolic Syndrome
What is the cut off for a healthy...,
What is the cut off for a healthy...,
What is the cut off for a healthy...
7
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Geriatric Medicine
What is a comprehensive geriatic ...,
What are the giants of geriatric ...,
What are the social environmental...
5
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Approach to Disturbed Behaviour
Apart from time course what are s...,
What are some precipitationg fact...,
What is cam what is it used for
11
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Introduction to Infectious Diseases
What is a common cause
1
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Healthcare Associated Infections and Antimicrobial Stewardship
What are some methods of decoloni...,
What is the most common mode of t...,
Which infections are spread via a...
4
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Approach to Joint Pain
Briefly outline the pathophysiolo...,
On aspiration of the knee what wb...,
Outline the acr 1987 classificati...
6
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Chronic Liver Disease
How is primary sclerosing cholang...,
What are the 4 stages of hep b in...,
What can precipitate encephalopathy
15
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OA
What are some msk causes of back ...,
How do you diferentiate lumbar cl...,
What is the difference between a ...
3
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Arrhythmias
What are the three most common re...,
How do you investigate an arrhythmia,
In what location in the heart doe...
8
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Lower Urinary Tract
What is a phimosis,
What are some causes of luts,
What are some risk factors for an...
6
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Ambulatory Injuries
What is a trimalleolar fracture,
What is a colles fracture who get...,
What is a galeazzi fracture dislo...
4
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