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Subcortex: Part One of Four

Awaiting review General arrangement of diencephalon Location of the third ventricle and relations Location of the hypothalamus Function of the hypothalamic nuclei Anatomy of the optic chiasm and pituitary gland relations, location Division of the pituitary...

Gastrointestinal Physiology Review MCQ – Part 7

Review, and challenge, are an important part of learning. This quiz is part of a set that will span the abdominal physiology and anatomy to challenge your synoptic linking ability. Good luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review [mtouchquiz id=50 alerts=off singlepage=on...

Approach to a patient with a rash

🤔 MEDIUM Rashes are some of the most common presentation to GP practices, with most can be quite easy to identify. Have a go at some of these questions to test your knowledge - good luck!Reviewed by: awaiting review [mtouchquiz id=216 alerts=off multiplechances=off...

Approach to the normal puerperium period and breast feeding

🤔 MEDIUM The puerperium period can be both an enjoyable and difficult time for new parents, with a body changing once again to adapt to no longer having to grow another human! Have a go at these questions- good luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review[mtouchquiz id=172...

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

Pelvis and Perineum Anatomy – Part Five

🤔 MEDIUM I've got a treat for you today. Five pelvic and perineal anatomy questions for the basic science student! Have fun and remember, well I have nothing witty to say actually haha. Did you know that the pelvis used to be called the innominate bone, literally...

Doctor-patient relationships SAQ

Sam visits their GP complaining about a recurring stabbing pain in their gut and frequent bouts of diarrhoea. The doctor asks a series of short questions about the nature of the pain and other symptoms, organises some blood tests, and on the second consultation tells...

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