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Approach to the patient with Dysphagia

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

Approach to Skin infections and Ulcers- Part 1

🤔 MEDIUM Skin infections and ulcers are common presentations to general practice, have a go at this set of questions and follow it up with part 2!Reviewed by: awaiting review

Physiology of the Small Intestine MCQ

Reviewed by Jonathan Loomes-Vrdoljak on 17th October 2019

Neuroanatomy Examination I

🥵 HARD This is one in a series of neuroanatomy "mid-term" papers designed to really test those looking to pursue careers in neurology, neurosurgery, psychiatry or those who have a particular interest in neuroscience and anatomy.  Recommended as part of Warwick...

Clinical Neuroanatomy: Part Two

Touch is a near-essential sensory modality that we use so regularly. This MCQ begins to touch on areas of fine/crude touch and further afferent inputs to the CNS. See how you get on with this quiz.  Best of luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review[mtouchquiz id=73...

Movement Disorders

😀 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...

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...

Proximal neurovasculature: Knee and leg

😀 EASY This quiz includes questions on the proximal neurovasculature of the knee and leg. Good luck!Reviewed by: awaiting review

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...

Cerebellum: Part One of Two

🥵 HARD   Awaiting review • The anatomic vs functional division of the cerebellum  Gross appearance including vascular supply  Functional architecture of the cerebellum  Deep cerebellar nuclei connections and functionality  Ascending cerebellar...