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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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Blood Pressure, Vital Signs and BMI

😀 EASY  Warwick Medical School's Clinical Skills Society had a session on recording blood pressure, vital signs and BMI. Watch the video to see what was covered and then attempt the questions below to test your understanding. Awaiting review[mtouchquiz id=237...
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Gluteal region, hip and thigh

🤔 MEDIUM This quiz contains questions about the anatomy and physiology of the gluteal region, hip and thigh. Good luck!Reviewed by: awaiting review
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Approach to the Patient with Upper Limb Disorder – Part III

🤔 MEDIUM Welcome to another MedGuide quiz.  This is part three of the Upper Limb Disorder series of presentations, focusing on the shoulder and brachial plexus clinical anatomy and imaging.  Good luck!  Reviewed by: awaiting review [mtouchquiz id=128...
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Spinal Cord

  Awaiting review • Descending tracts in the posterior white column• The difference between anatomy, function and clinical correlate of thepyramidal and EPS• Complete spinal cord transection• Further tracts: ascending - spinotectal, spinoreticular, spino-olivary...
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Approach to the Patient with Red Eye

🥵 HARD  Welcome to another common presentation-based quiz from MedGuide.  Please find below a peer-support lecture based on a general approach to red eye, learning outcomes tailored to the lecture and questions answerable based also on the video.  Good luck! 👁...
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Clinical Neuroanatomy: Part Four

🤔 MEDIUM 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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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 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 back pain

🤔 MEDIUM One of the most common presentations to General Practice, see whether you have broken the back of this topic!Reviewed by: awaiting review
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