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NEUROANATOMY: INTRODUCTION TO NEUROANATOMY AND NEOCORTEX PART TWO OF TWO

Awaiting review Concepts of choreoathetosis and ballismus originating in the basal nuclei The septum pellucidum Insula location and function Lesions to FEF, dominant angular gyrus, somesthetic association area, V2, A2 - Claustrum anatomy and function Betz cells and...
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Dementia and Cognitive Assessment

😀 EASY NeuroSoc and MedGuide hosted a fantastic, all-day neurophysiology session for phase I Warwick Medical Students (February 2021).  In this day, we gave eight lectures covering many of the Brain and Behaviour Preclinical contents.  Check out one of those...
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Approach to the Patient with Chest Pain – Part One

😀 EASY Welcome to MedGuide takes on chest pain.  This is a very important differential to gain good understanding of in medical school - timely, critical and common its an exam, and ED, favourite.  As such, this will be split into a few parts so that you can have as...
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Approach to the Patient with Acute Abdomen – Part I

🤔 MEDIUM This is a quiz to explore pediatric acute right right iliac fossa pain differentials. Reviewed by: awaiting review
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Warwick Medical School Block One Mock – Part One

Welcome to this block one mock exam.  Allow yourself one minute per question, as per the exam, and try to do them all closed book.  Each question matches learning outcomes across anatomy, imaging, pharmacology and physiology.  Good luck! Reviewed by:...
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Pelvis and Perineum Anatomy – Part Three

🤔 MEDIUM I've got a treat for you today. Five pelvic and perineal anatomy questions for the basic science student!  Have fun and remember, well I have nothing witty to say actually haha. Did you know that the pelvis used to be called the innominate bone,...
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Abdominal Anatomy Part Four MCQ

🥵 HARD These questions, a fourth in a set of abdominal anatomy MCQs, cover some challenging questions about the mesentery and apply other abdominal and physiological knowledge to some more clinical vignettes. Reviewed by: awaiting review[mtouchquiz id=24 alerts=off...
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Approach to the Patient with Jaundice

🤔 MEDIUM Welcome to another MedGuide clinical presenation quiz.  This time its jaundice.   One of those medical terms, for once, not derived from Latin or Greek - but French!  Bonne chance! Reviewed by: awaiting review[mtouchquiz id=141 alerts=off singlepage=on...
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Thorax Anatomy – Part Four

🥵 HARD Below is a stretch-and-challenge MCQ of clinically applied thoracic anatomy addressing learning outcomes of both the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Northern Ireland’s “Anatomical Society core regional anatomy syllabus for undergraduate medicine” and...
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Neurovasculature II of II

  Awaiting review • Presentations and imaging of extradural, subdural, subarachnoid andintracranial haemorrhages• Formation, constituents and course of CSF (incld reabsorption)• The anatomy of papilloedema• Common examination of CSF• BBB• Histology of the blood...
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