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Introduction to Microbes & Flora

😀 EASY This quiz tests basic microbiological concepts you'll need for pre-clinical medicine, as well as touching on aspects of gut flora. Good luck!Reviewed by: Jonathan Loomes-Vrdoljak, 28 February 2020

Approach to the Upper Limb Disorder Patient – Part I

😀 EASY Welcome to another MedGuide quiz. This is part one 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=129 alerts=off singlepage=on...

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...

Introduction to the Pharmacology of Airway Disease MCQ

Airway disease is a bread-and-butter issue for a physician of the 21st century. So a good grasp on the mechanism, and side effectsm of common drugs are vital. Good luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review

SurgSoc and Medguide Present “Skull and Brain Anatomy”

😀 EASY The University of Warwick's Surgical Society and MedGuide are teaming up once again for a lecture on the Skull and Brain. Have fun and don't worry if the questions aren't too intuitive, the video has all the answers! Awaiting review Discuss the osteology of...

PHARMACOLOGY OF THE LARGE INTESTINE MCQ

🤔 MEDIUM Test your understanding of the basic pharmacology of the large intestine and some clinical reasoning.Reviewed by Lena Berger and Jonathan Loomes-Vrdoljak

Approach to Acute Joint Pain

🤔 MEDIUM Joints ache all the time. But what happens when they're acutely painful???? Gosh ... Reviewed by: awaiting review

Introduction to the ECG

Like neuroanatomy, the ECG is a classic thing to fill medical students with dread each year. Take it one step at a time, particularly in the preclinical years, and get these core concepts of rate, rhythm and axis right - along with some core electrochemistry - to hold...

Approach to the patient with Pleuritic Chest Pain

🤔 MEDIUM Pleuritic chest pain is a very common presentation to both GP and A&E test if you know your pneumonias from your pulmonary embolisms! Reviewed by: awaiting review

Approach to the Patient with Paediatric Respiratory Complaints

😀 EASY Have a crack at three paediatric patients with respiratory concerns. Good luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review

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