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Depression and Anxiety

😀 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...

SocPop Revision MCQs 1

🤔 MEDIUM A range of SocPop questions dealing with biases, health behaviour and development. Good luck!Reviewed by: awaiting review

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...

Cellular Anatomy of the Skin

😀 EASY This quiz covers the basic cellular anatomy of the skin, and its accessory structures.Reviewed by: awaiting review

Depression MCQ

🤔 MEDIUM Churchill is famously rumoured to have described his depression as a 'black dog'. It is a very common condition and has a prevalence in the UK of around 4.5 percent. You will almost certainly come across cases while on GP and psychiatric placements. In this...

Approach to the Patient with a Cervical Smear Appointment

😀 EASY Data suggests that cervical cancer screening saves 1000 lives per year. It is, therefore, vital to advocate for and to give your patients the best information to make informed choices about their health. Straight from the hands of NICE CKS on Cervical...

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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