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Clinical Neuroanatomy: Part One

Neuroanatomy can be tough.  But with time, and effort, it is a very logical and rewarding system that can make you seem like a pro. "Where's the lesion?" isn't the only thing you'll be tested on in this series however.  Best of luck! Reviewed by: awaiting...
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Approach to the patient with Dysphagia

🤔 MEDIUM Try this quiz on causes of dysphagia! Reviewed by: awaiting review
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Neurovasculature I of II

  Awaiting review • Anterior circulation• Posterior circulation• External cerebral veins• Internal cerebral veins• Dural venous sinuses
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Tubular Processing and Electrolyte Balance MCQ

This is a series of questions covering the learning outcomes of the lecture. Best of luck! Reviewed by Daniel Mercer on 24 June 2019
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Approach to the Patient with Child Fever – Part Two

🤔 MEDIUM This is a single MedGuide quiz about one differential. Prominently featured on the UKMLA, and in many an OSCE station, an acutely sick child fever presentation is bread-and-butter. Good luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review [mtouchquiz id=228 alerts=off...
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Gastrointestinal bleeds (2)

🤔 MEDIUM Here are seven more questions to test your understanding of the management, investigation and pathophysiology of GI bleeds. Reviewed by: awaiting review
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Gametogenesis

🤔 MEDIUM Seven questions to test your knowledge of some of the fundamental stages involved in the development of sperm and eggs.  Reviewed by: awaiting review
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Pelvis and Perineum Anatomy – Part Five

🤔 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, literally...
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Approach to the Paediatric Patient with Changed Bowel Habit

😀 EASY In this first of a few question sets, we are going to examine the paediatric patient with a changed bowel habit.  This is a classic presentation that you should get your head around - and features prominently in the UKMLA "Child Health" Section.Reviewed by:...
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Gastrointestinal Physiology Review MCQ – Part 1

Review, and challenge, are an important part of learning. This quiz is part of a set that will span the abdominal physiology and anatomy to challenge your synoptic linking ability. Good luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review [mtouchquiz id=40 alerts=off singlepage=off...
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