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Endocrinology
Functions of the pancreas,
Functions of the different parts ...,
What does the anterior pituitary ...
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Respiratory - lung cancers
Histology of lung cancer,
Small cell lung cancer features,
Signs and symptoms of lung cancer
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Respiratory - Asthma
What is asthma,
Asthma triggers,
Typical presentation of asthma
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Respiratory - Interstitial lung disease
What is interstitial lung disease,
What is fibrosis,
General management for interstiti...
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Respiratory - Sarcoidosis
What is sarcoidosis,
How does sarcoidosis present,
Incidence and prevalence of sarco...
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Ophthalmology - condition presentations
Sudden onset severe painful eyere...,
Asymptomatic to start with loss o...,
Gradually worsening central visua...
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Ophthalmology - acute angle closure glaucoma
What is glaucoma,
What causes the raised icp in gla...,
Pathophysiology of acute angle cl...
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Ophthalmology - anterior uveitis
What is anterior uveitis,
Types of anterior uveitis and ass...,
Possible presentations of anterio...
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Ophthalmology - Eyelid disorders
Definition and presentation of bl...,
Management of blepharitis,
What are chalazion stye
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Ophthalmology - age related macular degeneration
What is macular degeneration,
Types of macular degeneration,
What is the typical finding on fu...
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Ophthalmology - open angle glaucoma
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ENT - Presbycusis
Type of hearing loss in presbycus...,
Mechanism of the hearing loss,
Risk factors
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ENT - Audiometry reading
Normal db levels on audiometry,
Sensorineural hearing loss pattern,
Conductive hearing loss
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ENT - hearing loss
Questions to make sure to ask in ...,
How to perform weber s test,
How to perform rinne s test
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ENT - sudden sensorineural hearing loss
What is sudden sensorineural hear...,
Causes of sudden sensorineural he...,
Investigations in sudden sensorin...
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ENT - Otosclerosis
What is otosclerosis,
Presentation of otosclerosis,
Examination in suspected otoscler...
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ENT - tinnitus
Causes of tinnitus,
Questions to ask in relation to t...,
Examinations that can be done
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ENT - vertigo
What is vertigo,
What is the pathophysiology of ve...,
What makes up the vestibular syst...
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ENT - Vestibular neuronitis and labyrinthitis
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ENT - Meniere's disease
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ENT - acoustic neuroma
What is an acoustic neuroma,
Where do they occur,
Unilateral vs bilateral
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ENT - cholesteatoma
What is a cholesteatoma,
What is the pathophysiology of ch...,
Presentation of cholesteatoma
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ENT - facial nerve palsy
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ENT - nosebleeds
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ENT - sinusitis
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ENT - nasal polyps
What are nasal polyps,
Nasal polyps are associated with,
Presentation of nasal polyps
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ENT - OSA
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ENT - tonsillitis and quinsy
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ENT - neck lumps
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ENT - head and neck cancer
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ENT - tongue conditions
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ENT - nasal fracture
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ENT - mouth and gum conditions
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General surgery - Acute abdomen
Generalised abdominal pain differ...,
Ruq pain differentials,
Epigastric pain differentials
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General surgery - diverticular disease
What is diverticular disease,
Pathophysiology of diverticular d...,
Presentation of diverticular dise...
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General surgery - Haemorrhoids
Haemorrhoids what are they,
Associations in haemorrhoids,
How do you describe anal patholog...
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General surgery - mesenteric ischaemia
Blood supply to the abdominal organs,
What is mesenteric ischaemia,
Chronic mesenteric ischaemia pres...
11
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General surgery - Hernias
Complications of hernias,
What is the importance of the siz...,
What is a richter s hernia
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General surgery - gallstones
What are gallstones,
Risk factors for gallstones,
Presentation of gallstones
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Neurology - Multiple sclerosis
What is multiple sclerosis,
Pathophysiology of ms in more detail,
What is the function of oligodend...
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Neurology - motor neurone disease
What is motor neurone disease,
Most common forms of mnd,
Pathophysiology of mnd
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Neurology - Parkinson's disease
What is parkinson s disease,
What is the usual function of the...,
What is the pathophysiology of pd
17
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Neurology - benign essential tremor
What is a benign essential tremor,
Features of benign essential tremor,
Differential diagnosis of tremor
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Neurology - epilepsy
What is epilepsy,
Types of seizures,
What causes epilepsy
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Neurology - neuropathic pain
Causes of neuropathic pain,
Typical features of neuropathic pain,
How can neuropathic pain be assessed
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Neurology - facial nerve palsy
What is the pathway of the facial...,
Facial nerve function,
Umn vs lmn facial nerve palsy
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Neurology - Huntington's Chorea
What is huntington s chorea,
What is the genetic pattern of hu...,
Presentation of huntington s
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Neurology - Myasthenia gravis
What is mg,
Typical epidemiology,
What has a strong association wit...
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Neurology - Lambert Eaton Myasthenic syndrome
What is lambert eaton myasthenic ...,
What is lambert eaton associated ...,
What causes lambert eaton
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Neurology - Charcot Marie Tooth disease
What is charcot marie tooth disease,
When does charcot marie tooth dis...,
What are the classical features
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Neurology - Guillain Barre syndrome
What is gbs,
What triggers gbs,
What is the pathophysiology of gbs
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Neurology - neurofibromatosis
What is neurofibromatosis,
What are the types of neurofibram...,
What is the genetic mutation in nf1
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Neurology - tuberous sclerosis
What is tuberous sclerosis,
What are hamartomas,
What are the mutations seen in tu...
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Neurology - headache
Differential diagnosis in headache,
Red flags in headache,
Which general examination is impo...
12
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Neurology - migraine
How long do migraines last,
Typical features of migraine,
What is a hemiplegic migraine
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Neurology - cluster headaches
Cluster headaches presentation,
What can the headaches be trigger...,
What other symptoms are the heada...
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Neurology - brain tumours
Generally how do brain tumours pr...,
Causes of raised icp,
Presentation of raised icp and ke...
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Neurology - stroke
What are strokes caused by,
What can cause disruption of bloo...,
Presentation
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Neurology - intracranial bleeds
Risk factors for intracranial bleeds,
How do intracranial bleed present,
What causes subdural haemorrhage
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Neurology - Subarachnoid haemorrhage
Who is it important to refer suba...,
Presentation of subarachnoid haem...,
Risk factors for subarachnoid hae...
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Haematology - Anaemia
What is anaemia,
Classes of anaemia,
Microcytic anaemia causes
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Haematology - Iron deficiency anaemia
What broadly are the causes of ir...,
How is dietary iron typically abs...,
What is the most common cause of ...
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Haematology - pernicious anaemia
What is pernicious anaemia,
Symptoms of vitamin b12 deficiency,
Diagnosing pernicious anaemia
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Haematology - haemolytic anaemia
What are the causes of haemolytic...,
Features of haemolytic anaemia,
Investigations in suspected haemo...
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Haematology - thalassemia
What causes thalassemia,
Two types of thalassemia,
Presentation of thalassemia
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Haematology - Sickle cell anaemia
What is the pathophysiology of si...,
What is the genetic inheritance p...,
Diagnosis
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Haematology - leukaemia
What is leukaemia,
Pathophysiology of leukaemia,
Presentation of leukaemia
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Haematology - lymphoma
What is lymphoma,
What is the presentation of lymphoma,
What are the b symptoms of lymphoma
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Haematology - myeloma
What is myeloma multiple myeloma,
What is mgus,
What is smouldering myeloma
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Haematology - myeloproliferative disorders
What happens in myeloproliferativ...,
Difference in pathophysiology bet...,
What may these myeloproliferative...
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Haematology - myelodysplastic syndrome
What occurs in myelodysplastic sy...,
Who more commonly gets myelodyspl...,
What can it progress to
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Haematology - thrombocytopenia
What is thrombocytopenia,
Broadly what causes thrombocytopenia,
What can cause thrombocytopenia
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Haematology - Von Willebrand disease
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Haematology - Haemophilia
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Haematology - DVT and VTE
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Haematology - concepts
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Infectious diseases - sepsis
What can also occur in sepsis in ...,
Why does lactate go up in sepsis,
What is septic shock
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Infectious diseases - Chest infections
Common causes of pneumonia,
Other important causes of pneumon...,
Atypical bacterial causes of pneu...
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Infectious diseases - UTIs
What are the main bacterial cause...,
Lower urinary tract infection pre...,
Pyelonephritis presentation
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Infectious diseases - Skin and soft tissue infections
Presentation of cellulitis,
Most common causes of cellulitis,
What classification system is use...
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Infectious diseases - ENT infections
What is the most common organism ...,
Other causes other than ga strep ...,
Antibiotic choices for tonsilliti...
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Infectious diseases - intra-abdominal infections
Common causes of intra abdominal ...,
Treatment of intra abdominal infe...,
Common regimes for intra abdomina...
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Infectious diseases - septic arthritis
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Infectious diseases - influenza
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Infectious diseases - gastroenteritis
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Infectious diseases - TB
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Infectious diseases - HIV
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Infectious diseases - malaria
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ELECROLYTE ABNORMALITIES
Low potassium treatment,
Hyperkalaemia treatment,
Hyponatraemia assessment
11
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Urology - obstructive uropathy
Common causes of obstructive urop...,
What is a neurogenic bladder,
Causes of neurogenic bladder
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Urology - BPH
How does bph present,
What scoring system can be used t...,
Questions to ask with urine symptoms
11
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Urology - Prostatitis
Classes of prostatitis,
Chronic prostatitis presentation,
Acute prostatitis presentation
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Urology - prostate cancer
Common metastasis sites for prost...,
What are most prostate cancers,
Risk factors for prostate cancer
17
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Urology - Epididymo-orchitis
Causes of epididymo orchitis,
Presentation of epididymo orchitis,
What is the key differential for ...
9
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Urology - testicular torsion
Examination findings in testicula...,
What can trigger cause testicular...,
Management of testicular torsion
3
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Urology - scrotal lumps
Differential for testicular lumps,
What is a hydrocoele,
What are the examination findings...
14
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Urology - testicular cancer
What are the two types of testicu...,
Risk factors for testicular cancer,
Presentation of testicular cancer
9
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Urology - UTIs
Presentation of lower utis,
Important to distinguish uti from,
Suspect pyelonephritis if
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Urology - pyelonephritis
Risk factors for pyelonephritis,
Causes of pyelonephritis,
Presentation of pyelonephritis
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Urology - interstitial cystitis
What is interstitial cystitis,
Presentation of interstitial cyst...,
Investigations
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Urology - bladder cancer
Risk factors for bladder cancer,
Types of bladder cancer,
Presentation of bladder cancer
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Urology - kidney stones
Two key complications of kidney s...,
Types of kidney stones,
Risk factors for kidney stones
11
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Urology - Renal cell carcinoma
Presentation of renal cell carcinoma,
What is a rcc what are the subtypes,
Risk factors for rcc
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Urology - renal transplant
How are donor and patient kidneys...,
Procedure outline of renal transp...,
Medical treatment after the trans...
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Endocrinology - Cushing's
Presentation of cushing s,
Causes of cushing s syndrome,
What is paraneoplastic cushing s
12
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Endocrinology - Adrenal insufficiency/Addison's
What is adrenal insufficiency,
What are the three classes of adr...,
What is primary adrenal insuffici...
14
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Endocrinology - thyroid function tests
Hyperthyroidism thyroid function ...,
Hypothyroidism thyroid function t...,
Antibodies in thyroid disease
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Endocrinology - hyperthyroidism
What is grave s disease,
What is toxic multinodular goitre,
Causes of hyperthyroidism
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Endocrinology - Hypothyroidism
Causes of hypothyroidism,
Hashimoto s thyroiditis cause,
Iodine deficiency as a cause
10
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Endocrinology - Acromegaly
What is acromegaly causes,
Presentation of acromegaly,
Investigations in suspected acrom...
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Endocrinology - Hyperparathyroidism
What is the normal function of th...,
What is the function of pth,
What can deficiency in vitamin d ...
12
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Endocrinology - Hyperaldosteronism
What does angiotensin 2 do,
What is the function of aldosterone,
What is primary hyperaldosteronism
10
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Endocrinology - SIADH
What does adh do,
What can cause siadh,
What occurs in siadh
12
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Endocrinology - Diabetes insipidus
What is diabetes insipidus,
Classes of diabetes insipidus,
What is nephrogenic di
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Endocrinology - Phaeochromocytoma
What is a phaeochromocytoma,
10 rule of phaeochromocytoma,
Phaeochromocytoma is associated with
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Endocrinology - T1DM
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Endocrinology - T2DM
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Orthopaedics - osteoarthritis
Risk factors for oa,
Four key x ray changes,
Presentation of oa
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Orthopaedics - elective joint replacement
Vte prophylaxis after joint repla...,
Risks of joint replacement surgery,
Risk factors for prosthetic joint...
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