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302 The case of the breathless teenager and pathophysiology of asthma
What is dyspnoea,
What is tachypnoea,
What is orthopnoea
28
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306 Dementia and delirium
How does alzheimer s disease pres...,
How does frontotemporal dementia ...,
How does lewy body dementia prese...
11
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306 Bipolar disorder (mania and depression)
What is the difference between bi...,
What is subsyndromal depression,
What is bipolar type 1
10
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306 Psychosis
What is the definition of paranoia,
What is the definition of a hallu...,
What is the difference between ty...
17
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306 Movement disorders and immobility (Falls)
What is rhabdomyolysis,
What is hypostatic pneumonia,
What is a subdural haematoma
14
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Anxiety
What are some brain and mind symp...,
What is depersonalisation,
What is derealisation
17
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Stroke
What is a tia,
What is a abcde2 score,
What is a tia
13
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302 Hallmarks of cancer
What are carcinomas,
What are sarcomas,
What are adenocarcinomas
20
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302 Cancer genetics
What does degeneracy mean,
What is a single nucleotide polym...,
What does a ret gene mutation cause
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308 Drugs of psychiatric disorders
Name some ssri s,
What are the indications for ssri s,
Which ssri has the shortest half ...
98
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302 Vaccinology
What was the case of edward jenner,
How is diphteria vaccine created,
What are the disadvantages of usi...
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302 How viruses cause disease
How many people were living with ...,
What type of virus is hiv,
What is the zoonic origin of hiv 1
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302 Lipid disorders and metabolic syndrome
Describe the structure of a lipop...,
What are lipoproteins,
What are the 5 major classes of l...
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302 Pathophysiology of complications of hypertension
What are the effects of lowering ...,
Hat is the definition of blood pr...,
What is the equation for blood pr...
20
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302 Gut hormones and Obesity
In what ways does obesity harm he...,
What within the body plays a role...,
What is the function of gut hormones
56
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302 osteoporosis pathophysiology
What is a fragility fracture,
Why do people get fragility fract...,
How is bone mineral density measured
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308 Respiratory pharmacology
Name some beta 2 agonist bronchod...,
What are the indications for salb...,
Name some lama s
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302 Pathophysiology and genetics of phaeochromocytomas
What are some primary causes of h...,
What are some secondary causes of...,
What is a phaeochromocytoma
18
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Imaging and biopsy of cancer
What is the first line diagnosis ...,
Why is staging of tumours important,
What is the duke staging
10
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308 NSAID's and opiates pharmacology
What is the difference between an...,
How long do nsaid s take to have ...,
How long do nsaid s take to have ...
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Acute kidney injury
What are the functions of the kideny,
How can kidney function be assessed,
What is the difference between ak...
13
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Chronic kidney disease (not finished)
What is the definition of chronic...,
How can egfr be done,
What causes ckd
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302 Encountering evidence
What is the difference between de...,
What is prevalence,
What is the purpose of a cross se...
3
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302 Representing risk
How do you calculate incidence,
What is the relative ratio rr,
How is rr calculated
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302 Pathophysiology of cough, sputum, and haemoptysis and pathogenesis of tuberculosis
Where is coughed up blood derived...,
What is a massive haemoptysis,
What are the mechanisms of bleedi...
12
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302 Chest imaging
How do you access a chest x ray,
What are the causes of unilateral...,
What is meigs syndrome
3
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302 Calibrating cases
What is a case definition,
What is a case identification,
What are predictive values
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302 The abnormal mammogram
What are the breast biopsy diagno...
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302 Mammography and ultrasound
What is the national breast scree...,
Hat are branching microcalcificat...
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308 Antiplatelet and antithrombotic drugs
What is the intrinsic coagulation...,
What is the extrinsic coagulation...,
Name some doac s that work on fac...
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302 1. Haematology (the case of the worried midwife)
What is gestational thrombocytopa...,
Hat is the difference between cyt...,
What is bm aspirate
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302 2. Haematology (the case of the woman who wouldn't stop bleeding)
What is acute promyelocytic leuka...,
What are promyelocytes,
What is arta treatment
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302 3. Haematology (the case of the nurse asleep on her night shift)
What is chronic myeloid leukaemia,
What does a blood film for cml lo...,
What is the drug hydroxycarbamide...
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302 Physiology of pain
What are different types of pain,
What is nociceptive pain,
Which fibres are stimulated in no...
39
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302 Nuclear medicine
What are the different methods of...,
What is primary osteoporosis,
What is secondary osteoporosis
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302 Drug allergy
What is dhr,
What is the type a who classifica...,
What is the type b who classifica...
14
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302 Inflammatory (intrinsic) kidney disease
Name some common nephritic glomer...,
Name some common nephrotic glomer...,
What is the difference between ne...
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302 Pathophysiology and cytopathology of ascites
What are the 6 causes of ascites,
What are the clinical presentatio...,
What causes caput medusae
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302 Interventional radiology
What is interventional radiology,
How do you prepare a patient for ...,
What is aortic transection
10
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302 Why kidneys fail
What disease and outcome does an ...,
What disease an outcome does a fl...,
What
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302 Multisystem diseases
What are pulmonary renal syndromes,
What are some causes of pulmonary...,
What is anca associated vasculitis
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302 Physiology of tachycardia
Why is tachycardia worrying,
What is the equation for cardiac ...,
What are the red flags signs when...
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302 Cardiac investigations
What are the pros and cons of a 1...,
What are the indications for a 24...,
What are the cons of a 24 48 card...
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302 Pathogenesis of AF and other conduction disorders
What is af,
What are the different categories...,
Name some af related outcomes
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302 Neurobiology of neurodegenerative and cognitive disorders
What is ftld,
Build up of which particle causes...
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302 Brain imaging in cognitive impairment and cognitive reserve
What is the diagnostic criteria f...,
What is fdg pet,
Name some different types of deme...
9
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302 Pathophysiology of heart failure
What is the definition of heart f...,
What are the causes of heart failure,
What is the difference between sy...
13
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302 Autonomic mechanisms: postural hypotension
What is transient loss of conscio...,
What is syncope,
What are some causes of loss of c...
13
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302 The effects of alcohol on the brain
Which molecules in the brain are ...,
What effects of alcohol are relat...,
What are the effects on gaba rece...
23
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302 Delirium: causes outside the brain
What is the definition of deliriu...,
Which impairments may feature in ...,
What are some differences between...
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302 4. Haematology (the case of the samba drum playing grandmother)
What is binet stage a cll,
What is the drug privigen,
What is cll
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302. 5 Haematology (The case of the woman with weight loss and large abdomen)
What is primary myelofibrosis,
What is polycythaemia vera pv,
Name some myeloproliferative diso...
9
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302 6. Haematology (the case of the man whose legs didn't work)
What is multiple myeloma,
How is multiple myeloma diagnosed,
What is myeloma
13
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302: Genetics of cancer: couselling/ethics
What are the benefits of genomic ...,
What is the definition of penetrance,
What are some red flag features o...
6
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302 Imaging and biopsy in caner (staging and prognosis)
In which cancers is the tnm stagi...,
What is the tnm staging system,
Why are tumours biopsied
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302 Cancer biology: metastasis and prognosis
What are some different types of ...,
What is an adenocarcinoma,
What is familial adenomatosis pol...
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302 Radiology: contrast risks
What is intravenous contrast media,
When is contrast media used,
What is non iodinated contrast media
14
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302 Ageing cardiovascular system
What ae some examples of how the ...,
How many cardiomyocytes are lost ...,
How does increase in fibroblasts ...
22
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302 Clinical approaches to motor weakness
What is multiple scleorosis,
What is multiple scleorosis,
What are the risks for multiple s...
16
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302 Neurobiology of multiple sclerosis (not finished)
Where do symptoms of neuropathies...,
What are the features of lower mo...,
What are the features of upper mo...
24
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302 Imaging brain in multiple sclerosis
Why is imaging for ms performed,
In what modality of ms imaging done,
What is a t1 vs t2 mri
7
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302 Echocardiography
Which states of matter reflect ul...,
On a doppler scan what does each ...,
What information do we get from a...
6
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302 Pathophysiology of ischaemic heart disease and MI
Describe the development of ather...,
Is atherosclerosis reversible,
Describe the structure of a stabl...
9
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302 Pathophysiology of seizures
How do seizures spread,
What are primary generalised seiz...,
What does tonic clonic mean
31
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304 Liver disease
What does pale stool and dark uri...,
What is psc,
What causes yellow extremities in...
18
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308 Prescribing in the elderly
What are the 5 common frailty syn...,
What does adme stand for,
What factors affect absorption in...
24
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308 The safe and effective use of antimicrobials
Amoxicillin,
Name some beta lactam antibiotics,
What is the penicillin used for s...
15
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308 Drugs used in arrhythmias
What are the 2 types of cardiac c...,
Why is the sa node the natural pa...,
Describe normal cardiac conduction
39
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302 Bacterial pathogenesis and sepsis
What in the membrane makes gram n...,
What are the different classifica...,
Samples of what from the body are...
24
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302 Pathogenesis of malaria
What are the 5 types of plasmodiu...,
How is malaria transmitted,
At what temperature does malaria ...
17
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302 Pathophysiology of headache
What are the pain sensitive crani...,
What are the pain insensitive str...,
What is the definition of a migraine
27
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302 Viral meningitis and measles
What is the definition of meningitis,
What is the definition of encepha...,
What is the definition of meningo...
24
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302 Abdominal and pelvic imaging
What are the 5 f s for abdominal ...,
What is the examination of shifti...,
What are the indications for asci...
5
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302 Pathogenesis of diarrhoea and inflammatory bowel disease
What is the definition of diarrhoea,
What is inflammatory diarrhoea,
What are the 2 types of inflammat...
22
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302 Histopathology of the GI tract
Describe the architecture of the ...,
How does acute colitis occur hist...,
What are some differentials for a...
8
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302 Imaging of the GI tract
How do you know it s a small bowe...,
What is a gallstone ileus,
What is rigler s triad
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304 GI surgery
What is an ileostomy,
What are the indications for an i...,
What are some different types of ...
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304 Orthopaedics
What are the 3 parts of long bones,
What is the function of the perio...,
Where on the bone do tendons and ...
13
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304 Urology
What is the most common urologica...,
What are some examples of bladder...,
What are some common contractilit...
30
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304 Breast and endocrine
What is hodgkin s disease,
When considering differentials wh...,
How can you identify if somebody ...
18
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303 Cardiology (not finished)
How long is a normal pr interval,
How long is a normal qrs complex,
What are the signs of ischaemia o...
4
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302 Introduction to hepatology, liver function tests, and jaundice
What is the sphincter of oddi,
Hat gives faeces its colour,
What enzyme conjugates bilirubin
22
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302 Histopathology of the liver (hepatitis/cirrhosis)
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302 Pathogenesis of viral hepatitis
What are the different action of inf,
What causes a persistent hep b in...,
Can the body naturally clear a he...
9
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308 Overdose and poisoning
How does cocaine cause toxicity,
What drugs is cocaine often cut with,
What are the signs and symptoms o...
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302 adult presentations of inborn errors of metabolism
What are the different types of c...,
What is glycogen storage disease ...,
What is mcardle s disease gsd 5
14
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302 Discovering, describing and treating monogenic forms of diabetes
What is maturity onset diabetes o...,
What is glucokinase mody,
What are the clinical features of...
11
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304 Perioperative anaesthesia
What are the factors the patient ...,
What is the surgical stress response,
What is the duke activity status ...
41
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304 Vascular arterial, venous, and IR
What are the 2 venous muscles pum...,
What are the different causes of ...,
What is the cause of venous hyper...
40
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308 Drug handling in pregnancy and breast feeding
Which types of drugs are teratogenic,
What are the pharmacological risk...,
What are the pharmacological risk...
11
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308 Drug discovery and development (lecture 1-3)
What happens in the pre clinical ...,
What happens in the clinical phas...
2
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308 Pharmacology of pain control
What are the different causes of ...,
Describe the who analgesic ladder,
What are some pharmacological adj...
12
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308 Safe drug use
Which drugs can cause syndrome of...
1
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306 Personality, eating, and anxiety disorders
What is eupd,
What is eupd,
What is schizophrenia
37
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306 CAHMS and neurodiversity
What is meant by temperament,
What is adhd,
What is the treatment for adhd
24
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302 Applying theories of ageing
What is successful ageing,
How does chronic inflammation imp...,
What is programmed ageing compare...
10
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302 Physiology of dying
What is the deterioration phase,
What are some neurological signs ...,
What are some neuromuscular chang...
6
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302 Frailty and weight loss/sarcopenia
What is frailty,
What is sarcopenia,
What is primary age related sarco...
9
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302 Pathogenesis of cerebellar disease and gait disorders
What are some causes of unsteadiness,
What are some orthopaedic gait di...,
What is ataxic gait
9
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302 Metabolic response to sepsis/injury and starvation
What are the 2 phases to a metabo...,
What is the ebb phase,
What is the flow phase
18
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302 Fluid balance in times of stress
What is the difference between hy...,
What are crystalloid fluids,
What are colloid fluids
5
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302 Histopathology: autopsy
What are the different forms of m...
1
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303 Infectious diseases
What processes other than infecti...,
What re the questions you ask reg...,
What are the different causes of ...
3
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303 Renal medicine
What is glomerulonephritis gn,
What are the primary causes of gl...,
What are some secondary causes of...
4
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303 Respiratory medicine
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303 Diabetes and endocrinology
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303 Gastroenterology
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302 Neurobiology of mental health disorders
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302 Pathophysiology of delirium (causes in the brain)
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302 Renal function tests and acid-base balance
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302 Questions for quality
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302 Renin-angiotensin aldosterone system/Conn's syndrome
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302 Rigorous reviews
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302 Speaking science
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302 Histopathology of the lung
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302 Banishing bias
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302 capturing causes
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302 Devising data
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308 Sustainable prescribing and medicine waste
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308 Drugs in endocrinology and diabetes
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308 Practical use of the BNF, prescriptions, and medication error
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308 Prescribing IV fluids and blood products
What things can help you asses fl...,
What is the treatment for hyperka...,
What is the treatment for hyperca...
6
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308 Prescribing safety: calculations
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308 Evidence-based vs compulsory and alternative therapies
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308 Cardiovascular drugs: 1 and 2
What is hbpm,
What are the symptoms of hyperten...,
What is a fundoscopy
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308 Decision-making in therapeutics
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