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Week One - Acute Breathlessness
What are the signs and symptoms o...,
How are allergies diagnosed,
What is involved in a skin prick ...
72
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Week One - Case One
What is musculoskeletal pain caus...,
When would musculoskeletal pain o...,
Would there be any additional fea...
61
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Week One - Case Two
What is a pulmonary embolism most...,
What is the mortality rate of pe ...,
What is the mortality rate of a p...
61
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Week Two - Case One
What are the three main character...,
How many patients in the uk die a...,
What is associated with the infla...
137
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Week Two - Case Two
What is pneumonia and what is it ...,
What is diagnosis of pneumonia us...,
What is the most fatal hospital a...
71
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Week Two - Case Three
What is tb and what is it caused by,
What are the three types that inf...,
In how much of the global populat...
87
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Week Two - Sub-Acute Breathlessness
What are the cardiac causes of br...,
What are the respiratory causes o...,
What are the mental health causes...
52
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Week Three - Case One
What is copd characterised by,
What is bronchitis,
What is emphysema
119
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Week Three - Case Two
What is the typical presentations...,
What are the two main types of ild,
What is pulmonary fibrosis charac...
49
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Week Three - Case Three
What is sarcoidosis,
What does sarcoidosis produce,
What races are highest risk of sa...
32
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Week Three - Case Four
What is bronchiectasis,
What causes bronchiectasis,
What are the symptoms of bronchie...
30
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Week Three - Chronic Breathlessness
What is bronchitis,
What are the features of acute br...,
What is bronchitis typically caus...
58
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Week Four - Case One
What is heart failure typically d...,
What is the classic presentation ...,
What are the classic signs of hea...
162
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Week Four - Case Two
What is infective endocarditis,
Where will staph aureus commonly ...,
What is the epidemiology of infec...
55
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Week Four - Case Three
What is aortic stenosis,
What are the congenital causes of...,
What is the most common cause of ...
23
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Week Four - Acute to Chronic Breathlessness
What are the causes of mitral ste...,
What is the bacterium in rheumati...,
Explain the pathology behind mitr...
144
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Week 5 - Case One
What is acute coronary syndrome,
What is a stemi,
How is a stemi diagnosed
118
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Week Five - Case Two
What sort of pain is associated w...,
What the cxr findings for aortic ...,
What are significant consequences...
34
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Week 5 - Central Chest Pain
A 59 year old male presents in a ...,
What is the way to recall xr find...,
What is not a chest x ray finding...
73
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Week Six - Case One
What are 95 of lung cancer,
What are 2,
When does death normally occur
162
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Week Six - Case Two
What are the three colours of asb...,
What is the most dangerous colour...,
What happens when working with as...
36
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Week Seven - Case One
What are arrhythmias,
What are the shockable cardiac ar...,
What are the non shockable cardia...
167
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Week Seven - Case Two
How can atrial fibrillation only ...,
According to the british heart fo...,
What is the biggest risk with af
76
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Case Eight - Case One
What is aki,
What is oliguria,
What is a severe aki defined as
122
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Case Eight - Case Two
What is the shock index,
What is a normal shock index and ...,
If a patient is in shock what tre...
76
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Case Nine - Case One
What is cholangitis,
What is cholangitis typically the...,
In cases where bacterial infectio...
115
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Case Nine - Acute cholecystitis
What is acute cholecystitis cause...,
What can the obstruction cause,
What is often the initial event i...
118
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Week Ten - Case One
What is the second most common ca...,
What is the male to female ratio ...,
What is the cause of gastric aden...
65
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Week Ten - Case Two
According to the nice guidelines ...,
What is gord,
What is the pathophysiology of gord
32
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Week Ten - Case Three
What is the criteria for a direct...,
What is the most common histologi...,
What is it called when an adenoca...
71
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Week 11 - Case One
What does an aaa refer to,
Often when is the first time a pa...,
What is the mortality rate of a r...
45
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Week 11 - Case two
There is a link between coeliac d...,
What are created in patients with...,
What do these autoantibodies target
51
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Week 15 - Alcoholic hep, hep and drug overdose
What is the step wise progression...,
What is step 1 alcoholic fatty liver,
What is step 2 alcoholic hepatitis
56
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Week 15 - Liver failure, viral hepatitis, drug overdose
What will reverse the effect of o...,
What are the symptoms of benzodia...,
What can reverse the effect of be...
98
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Week 15 - Case One and Two
In paracetamol what is associated...,
What is it important to assess fo...,
In patients who present within 24...
35
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Week 12 - Addison's, APKD, Cushing's
What is adrenal insufficiency,
What does addison s disease refer...,
What is primary adrenal insuffici...
85
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Week 12 - Diabetes insipidus, hyperparathyroidism, hypoparathyroidism
What are the two reasons as to wh...,
Where is antidiuretic hormone pro...,
What does adh do
28
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Week 12 - hyponatraemia, nephrotic syndrome, obesity, obstructive sleep apnea
What are the normal sodium levels,
What are the types of hyponatraemia,
What is hypovolaemic hyponatraemi...
38
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Week 12 - Cases 1-3
What five clinical features promp...,
What are the bmi readings,
What is saxenda
62
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Week 16 - Ascites, Cirrhosis, Haemochromotosis, Pancreatic Cancer, Wernickes
Gynaecomastia can be found in con...,
What conditions increase oestrogen 5,
What steroid increases gynacomastia
59
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Week 16 - Case 1 and 2
What are the causes of prehepatic...,
What are the causes of hepatic ja...,
What are the causes of post hepat...
26
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Week 13 - Coeliac, Colorectal cancer, Diverticular Disease, Colitis, Diarrhoea, Intestinal obstruction, IBS, ischaemia and gastroenteritis
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128
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Week 13 - Cases 1 and 2
Which symptoms or patient charact...,
What tests should be arranged if ...,
What confirms the diagnoses of di...
13
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Week 17 - Oesophageal Cancer
What do patients with symptoms su...,
What can primary care refer for,
What are the key red flags to loo...
60
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Case 14 - Anal fissures, haemorrhoids, IBD, perianal abcess, fistula
What are haemorrhoids,
Why do haemorrhoids occur in preg...,
What are anal cushions
33
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Week 18 - BPH, Bladder Cancer, Prostate Cancer
What are the lower urinary tract ...,
What is the scoring system that c...,
What does the initial assessment ...
66
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Week 18 - testicular cancer, testicular torsion, urinary tract calculi, UTI
Where do testicular cancers arise...,
What are germ cells and what do t...,
What is the highest incidence of ...
52
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Week 18 - Cases 1 and 2
What radiological modality is mor...,
What are the nice guidelines for ...,
Why are uti s more common post me...
36
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Week 19 - Anaemia, CKD, haemophilia, hyposplenism (SCD)
What is haemoglobin defined as,
What is the normal haemoglobin ra...,
What are the three categories of ...
95
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Week 19 - Polycythemia, Vit B12/Folate deficiency, thalessaemia
What is polycythaemia vera,
What warrants investigation into ...,
What is the mutation in polycytha...
73
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Week 19 - Cases 1,2,3,4 and passmed
What are the causes of microcytic...,
What are the causes of normocytic...,
What are the causes of megaloblas...
44
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Week 20 - Leukaemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma
What is leukaemia,
What are the four main types of l...,
How are the types of leukaemia cl...
109
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Week 20 - Case 1,2,3
What should happen if someone as ...,
Does leukaemia present with lymph...,
What are the characterisitcs of r...
52
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Week 21 - Aneurysms, Ischaemic Limb, occulsions, arterial thrombosis, DVT
What is an aneurysm,
What is a false aneurysm,
Where do aneurysms most commonly ...
56
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Week 21 - Arterial Ulcers, Gangrene, PVD, Varicose veins and venous ulcers
What is leriche syndrome,
What is the clinical triad seen i...,
What is buerger s test used to do
36
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Week 21 - Case 1
Claudication is a result of what ...,
Where is peripheral arterial dise...,
Where may pain be felt in patient...
18
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Week 22 - Brain metastasis, epilepsy, meningitis, migraine
What are the four main types of m...,
What are the five stages of a mig...,
What may the prodromal phase involve
98
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Week 22 - Raised intercranial pressure, sub arach haemmorhage, subdural haematoma, vasovagal, tension headache
How does one test for raised intr...,
What are the signs on imaging of ...,
What can you used to measure the ...
55
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Week 22 - Case 1-4
What is papilloedema and what is ...,
What may happen to visual fields ...,
What nerve pasly is indicative of...
67
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Week 23 - Diabetes Type 1 and 2 and all complications!
What is type one diabetes,
What is the result of not having ...,
What is the classic triad of symp...
134
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Week 23 - Hyperparathyroidism, hypothyroid, thyroid eye disease and thyrotoxicosis
In what cases is hyperparathyroid...,
What are the pth and calcium leve...,
What are the causes of primary hy...
31
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Week 23 - Cases 1-4
What is balantitis circinata,
What is balantitis xerotica albicans,
What can candidal balantitis be c...
71
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Week 24 - Hyperlipidaemia, HHS, Hypertension
What is the clinical diagnosis of...,
What is essential hypertension,
What is the mneumonic to remember...
67
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