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Pathophysiology of Diabetes MCQ

😀 EASY These questions cover some of the fundamental pathophysiology of diabetes and glucose regulation, and finish off with some simple clinical application.Reviewed by Jonathan Loomes-Vrdoljak

Approach to the Patient with Child Fever – Part Three

🤔 MEDIUM So here we go with the third child fever quiz. There are so many causes of this presentation that, truthfully, it would be a bit risky to not know the differential cold for your finals. Have a go at another set of 11 questions - good luck as ever!Reviewed...

Gastrointestinal Clinical Correlates Part I

Without a keen understanding of pertinent anatomy and physiology, students will struggle to apply pathology and pharmacology throughout their training and practice. MedGuide are happy to introduce this series of MCQ sets comprising core clinically-relevant...

Pathology and pathophysiology of rheumatoid arthritis

🤔 MEDIUM This is a quiz on the pathology and pathophysiology of rheumatoid arthritis. Good luck!Reviewed by: awaiting review

Health beliefs and behaviour change MCQ

Understanding patients' health beliefs can help to explain how patients respond differently to chronic illness or how easily they will adapt to change. This quiz tests your knowledge of several health belief and behaviour change models. Good luck!Reviewed by: awaiting...

Approach to the Patient with Oedema – Part One

🤔 MEDIUM Here is the first of two questions on oedema. A bit like that scene in the Harry Potter book where the muggle expands and floats off (hence the balloons). There are two to choose from and here is one of them ... good luck! Reviewed by: awaiting...

Approach to the Patient with Thyroid Disorder – Part One

🤔 MEDIUM Writing a question set on the thyroid gland gives me the perfect opportunity to tell one of my favourite medical-dad jokes: Chap goes to the doctor and says “it hurts when I touch my neck, my arm or my chest”. The doctor says, “you’ve broken your finger”....

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