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  • 2. Primary Prevention
  • 3. Cardiac Chest Pain Management
  • 4. Angina Management
  • 5. Myocardial Infarction – Antiplatelets
  • 6. MI Secondary Prevention – Lifestyle Advice
  • 7. Secondary Prevention
  • 8. Hypertension Diagnosis
  • 9. Hypertension Causes
  • 10. Hypertension Staging
  • 11. Hypertension Treatment
  • 12. Atrial Fibrillation Management
  • 13. CHA2DS2VASc Score
  • 14. HAS-BLED Score
  • 15. Heart Failure Assessment
  • 16. Heart Failure Management
  • 17. Cardiac Murmurs
  • 18. Peripheral Vascular Disease Assessment
  • 19. Peripheral Vascular Disease Management
  • 20. Deep Vein Thrombosis
  • 21. AAA (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm)
  • 22. Calcium Channel Blockers – Side Effects
  • 23. Beta Blockers – Some Side Effects
  • 24. Statins – Some Side Effects
  • 25. ACE Inhibitors – Some Side Effects
  • 26. Asthma Features
  • 27. Asthma Diagnosis
  • 28. Adult Asthma Management
  • 29. COPD Grading
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  • 31. Pulmonary Embolism: Well’s Scoring
  • 32. Community Pneumonia – CRB Score
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  • 34. Tuberculosis
  • 35. Smoking Cessation
  • 36. Irritable Bowel Syndrome Diagnosis
  • 37. Irritable Bowel Syndrome Management
  • 38. Dyspepsia Initial Management
  • 39. Dyspepsia Clinical Management
  • 40. Helicobacter Pylori Treatment
  • 41. Suspected Upper GI Cancer Referral
  • 42. Suspected Lower GI Cancer Referral
  • 43. Faecal Occult Blood Test Indications
  • 44. UK Bowel Screening
  • 45. Chronic Liver Disease
  • 46. Liver Function Tests
  • 47. Lower vs Upper Motor Neurone Findings
  • 48. MRC Scale for Muscle Power
  • 49. TIA Management
  • 50. Stroke and TIA Antiplatelets

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CLINICAL

  • 51. Parkinson’s Presentation
  • 52. Seizure Types
  • 53. Migraine Management
  • 54. Cluster Headache Management
  • 55. Tension Headache Management
  • 56. Temporal Arteritis Management
  • 57. Medication Overuse Headache Management
  • 58. Cerebellar Disease
  • 59. Facial Nerve Palsy
  • 60. Depression Diagnosis
  • 61. Depression Management
  • 62. Postnatal Depression
  • 63. Types of Anxiety Disorder
  • 64. Generalised Anxiety Disorder Management
  • 65. Dementia Causes and Investigations
  • 66. Dementia Referral
  • 67. Psychiatry Scoring and Screening Tools
  • 68. SSRIs – Some Side Effects
  • 69. Childhood Immunisations
  • 70. Development – Speech & Language
  • 71. Development Milestones – Social
  • 72. Development – Fine Motor
  • 73. Development – Gross Motor
  • 74. Limp in a Child
  • 75. Fever in a Child
  • 76. Croup
  • 77. Febrile Seizure Management
  • 78. School Exclusion for Infections
  • 79. ADHD
  • 80. Chromosomal Abnormalities
  • 81. Congenital Heart Disease
  • 82. Desmopressin for Enuresis
  • 83. Urinary Incontinence
  • 84. Menorrhagia Management
  • 85. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
  • 86. Menopause Presentation
  • 87. Menopause Management
  • 88. Contraception Types
  • 89. Missed Combined Oral Contraception Pill
  • 90. Missed Progesterone Only Pill
  • 91. Emergency Contraception
  • 92. Cervical Screening
  • 93. Breast Screening
  • 94. Suspected Breast Cancer Referral
  • 95. Infertility
  • 96. Gestational Diabetes Screening
  • 97. Folic Acid Dosing
  • 98. Antenatal Screening Tests Offered
  • 99. Pre-Eclampsia
  • 100. Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms in Males
  • 101. Prostate Cancer Risk Factors
  • 102. PSA Testing
  • 103. Horner’s Syndrome
  • 104. Conjunctivitis
  • 105. Cataracts
  • 106. Age Related Macular Degeneration
  • 107. Retinopathy
  • 108. Whiplash Management
  • 109. Low Back Pain Management
  • 110. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • 111. Tennis Elbow Management
  • 112. Knee Injury – Ottawa Rules
  • 113. Ankle Injury – Ottawa Rules
  • 114. Foot Injury – Ottawa Rules
  • 115. Rheumatoid Arthritis Management
  • 116. Osteoarthritis Features
  • 117. Osteoarthritis Management
  • 118. Osteoporosis Risk Factors
  • 119. BPPV
  • 120. Sinusitis Management
  • 121. Allergic Rhinitis Management
  • 122. Otitis Media Management
  • 123. Sore Throat Scoring Tools
  • 124. Tonsillitis
  • 125. Suspected ENT Cancer Referral
  • 126. Diabetes Diagnosis
  • 127. Diabetes Monitoring & Complications
  • 128. Type 2 Diabetes Management
  • 129. Hypothyroidism
  • 130. Hyperthyroidism
  • 131. Obesity
  • 132. Acne Treatment
  • 133. Eczema: Steroids
  • 134. Ulcers
  • 135. Referral for Suspected Melanoma
  • 136. Cellulitis Management
  • 137. Impetigo Management
  • 138. Psoriasis
  • 139. Anaemia and MCV
  • 140. Iron Deficiency Anaemia
  • 141. B12 Deficiency Management
  • 142. Acute Kidney Injury Diagnosis
  • 143. CKD Staging
  • 144. Renal Failure Causes
  • 145. WHO Analgesia Ladder
  • 146. Anaphylaxis Dosing
  • 147. Meningitis Dosing
  • 148. Genetic Inheritance
  • 149. Nail Clubbing Causes
  • 150. Alcohol Screening
  • 1. ACE-Inhibitors
  • 2. Acyclovir
  • 3. Allopurinol
  • 4. Alpha Blockers
  • 5. Aminoglycosides antibiotics
  • 6. Amiodarone
  • 7. Antimalarials
  • 8. Antimuscarinics
  • 9. ARBs (Angiotensin Receptor Blockers)
  • 10. Aspirin
  • 11. Azathioprine
  • 12. Beta Blockers
  • 13. Bisphosphonates
  • 14. Bupropion
  • 15. Buscopan (Hyoscine Butylbromide)
  • 16. Calcium Channel Blockers
  • 17. Carbamazepine
  • 18. Carbimazole
  • 19. Cephalosporins
  • 20. Ciclosporin
  • 21. Clopidogrel
  • 22. Colchicine
  • 23. Contraception – COCP
  • 24. Contraception – POP
  • 25. Cyclizine
  • 26. Desmopressin
  • 27. Dianette
  • 28. Diazepam
  • 29. Digoxin
  • 30. Dipyridamole
  • 31. DOACs
  • 32. DPP-4 Inhibitors
  • 33. Finasteride

PHARMACOLOGY

  • 34. Gabapentin
  • 35. GLP-1 Receptor Agonists
  • 36. Hormone Replacement Therapy
  • 37. Iron therapy
  • 38. Isotretinoin (Roaccutane)
  • 39. Ivabradine
  • 40. Lamotrigine
  • 41. Laxatives
  • 42. Lithium
  • 43. Loop diuretics
  • 44. Loperamide
  • 45. Levonorgestrel
  • 46. Macrolides
  • 47. Mebendazole
  • 48. Metformin
  • 49. Methotrexate
  • 50. Methylphenidate
  • 51. Metoclopramide
  • 52. Metronidazole
  • 53. Mirtazapine
  • 54. Naftidrofuryl Oxalate
  • 55. Nicorandil
  • 56. Nicotine Replacement Therapy
  • 57. Nitrates (GTN/Oral)
  • 58. NSAIDs
  • 59. Opiates
  • 60. Orlistat
  • 61. Paracetamol
  • 62. Penicillamine
  • 63. Penicillins
  • 64. Pentoxifylline
  • 65. Phenytoin
  • 66. Pioglitazone
  • 67. Pramipexole
  • 68. Prasugrel
  • 69. Pregabalin
  • 70. Prochlorperazine
  • 71. Propylthiouracil
  • 72. Quinolones
  • 73. Quinine
  • 74. Ranitidine
  • 75. Ranolazine
  • 76. Rifampicin
  • 77. SGLT-2 Inhibitors
  • 78. Sildenafil
  • 79. SNRIs
  • 80. Sodium Valproate
  • 81. Spironolactone
  • 82. SSRIs
  • 83. Statins
  • 84. Steroids (Oral)
  • 85. Sulfonylureas
  • 86. Sulphasalazine
  • 87. Tamoxifen
  • 88. Terbinafine
  • 89. Tetracyclines
  • 90. Thiazide Diuretics
  • 91. Thyroxine
  • 92. Ticagrelor
  • 93. Tranexamic Acid
  • 94. Tricyclic Antidepressants
  • 95. Trimethoprim
  • 96. Triptans
  • 97. Ulipristal
  • 98. Varenicline
  • 99. Warfarin
  • 1. Chest Pain
  • 2. Raised BP
  • 3. Palpitations
  • 4. High Cholesterol
  • 5. Cough
  • 6. SOB
  • 7. Wheeze
  • 8. Intermittent Claudication
  • 9. Swollen Calf
  • 10. Varicose Veins
  • 11. New raised HbA1c
  • 12. Diabetes Review
  • 13. Hypoglycaemia
  • 14. Weight Gain
  • 15. Weight Loss
  • 16. TATT
  • 17. Neck swelling
  • 18. Gynaecomastia
  • 19. Abdominal Pain
  • 20. Loose Stool
  • 21. Constipation
  • 22. Anal Symptoms
  • 23. Dyspepsia
  • 24. Vomiting
  • 25. Abnormal LFTs
  • 26. Jaundice
  • 27. Abdominal Swelling
  • 28. Hernia
  • 29. PR bleeding

DATA GATHERING

  • 30. Mouth Ulcers
  • 31. Insomnia
  • 32. Low Mood
  • 33. Anxiety
  • 34. Psychosis
  • 35. Delirium / Confusion
  • 36. Memory Loss
  • 37. Red Eye
  • 38. Painful Eye
  • 39. Reduced Vision
  • 40. Rash
  • 41. Acne
  • 42. Itching
  • 43. Mole
  • 44. Dizziness
  • 45. Ear Pain
  • 46. Tinnitus
  • 47. Hearing Loss
  • 48. Sore Throat
  • 49. Snoring
  • 50. Epistaxis
  • 51. Headache
  • 52. Limb Weakness
  • 53. Tremor
  • 54. New Seizure
  • 55. Paraesthesia
  • 56. Falls
  • 57. Back Pain
  • 58. Joint pain
  • 59. Joint Swelling
  • 60. GFR Drop
  • 61. LUTS in Males
  • 62. Dysuria
  • 63. Testicular Problems
  • 64. Bruising
  • 65. Anaemia
  • 66. Amenorrhoea
  • 67. Menorrhagia
  • 68. Irregular Periods
  • 69. OCP Request
  • 70. Emergency Contraception
  • 71. Vaginal Discharge
  • 72. Infertility
  • 73. Menopause
  • 74. HRT Request
  • 75. New Pregnancy
  • 76. TOP request
  • 77. Abdominal Pain in Pregnancy
  • 78. Urinary Incontinence
  • 79. Breast Lump
  • 80. Enuresis
  • 81. Child Limp
  • 82. Fever
  • 83. Domestic Violence
  • 84. Substance Misuse
  • 85. Smoking
  • 1. Angina
  • 2. Heart Attack
  • 3. Heart Failure
  • 4. Angina Management
  • 5. Hypertension
  • 6. Congenital Heart Disease
  • 7. High Cholesterol
  • 8. Cardiovascular Risk
  • 9. Peripheral Vascular Disease
  • 10. DVT
  • 11. Pericarditis
  • 12. Myocarditis
  • 13. Endocarditis
  • 14. Asthma
  • 15. COPD
  • 16. Pneumothorax
  • 17. Pleural Effusion
  • 18. Pulmonary Embolism
  • 19. URTI vs LRTI
  • 20. Cor Pulmonale
  • 21. Bronchiectasis
  • 22. Pulmonary Fibrosis
  • 23. Dyspepsia
  • 24. Helicobacter Pylori
  • 25. Peptic Ulcer
  • 26. GORD
  • 27. Gallstones
  • 28. Pancreatitis
  • 29. Jaundice
  • 30. Liver Cirrhosis
  • 31. NAFLD
  • 32. Irritable Bowel Syndrome
  • 33. Irritable Bowel Disease
  • 34. Coeliac Disease
  • 35. Hernia
  • 36. Migraine
  • 37. Tension Headache
  • 38. Medication Overuse Headache
  • 39. Cluster Headache
  • 40. Stroke
  • 41. TIA
  • 42. Temporal Arteritis
  • 43. Epilepsy
  • 44. Parkinson’s Disease
  • 45. Multiple Sclerosis
  • 46. Motor Neurone Disease
  • 47. Myasthenia Gravis
  • 48. Intracranial Bleed
  • 49. Meningitis
  • 50. Depression

EXPLANATIONS

  • 51. Anxiety
  • 52. OCD
  • 53. Schizophrenia
  • 54. Eating Disorder
  • 55. Dementia
  • 56. Counselling
  • 57. CBT
  • 58. Eczema
  • 59. Acne
  • 60. Mole
  • 61. Psoriasis
  • 62. Solar Keratosis
  • 63. Menorrhagia
  • 64. Dysmenorrhoea
  • 65. Fibroids
  • 66. Endometriosis
  • 67. PCOS
  • 68. Menopause
  • 69. Urinary Incontinence
  • 70. Contraception
  • 71. Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
  • 72. Prostatitis
  • 73. Epididymo-orchitis
  • 74. Testicular Torsion
  • 75. PSA Counselling
  • 76. Allergy vs Intolerance
  • 77. Anaphylaxis
  • 78. Diabetes
  • 79. DKA
  • 80. Hypoglycaemia
  • 81. Hypothyroidism
  • 82. Hyperthyroidism
  • 83. Subclinical Hypothyroidism
  • 84. Hyperparathyroidism
  • 85. Cushing’s
  • 86. Addison’s Disease
  • 87. Conn’s Syndrome
  • 88. Visual Acuity
  • 89. Astigmatism
  • 90. Cataract
  • 91. Age Related Macular Degeneration
  • 92. Glaucoma
  • 93. Retinopathy
  • 94. Uveitis
  • 95. Conjunctivitis
  • 96. Subconjunctival Haemorrhage
  • 97. Osteoarthritis
  • 98. Rheumatoid Arthritis
  • 99. SLE
  • 100. Osteoporosis
  • 101. Whiplash
  • 102. Frozen Shoulder
  • 103. Rotator Cuff Injury
  • 104. Tennis Elbow
  • 105. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • 106. Low Back Pain
  • 107. Osgood-Schlatter’s Disease
  • 108. Chondromalacia Patella
  • 109. Plantar Fasciitis
  • 110. Acute Kidney Injury
  • 111. Chronic Kidney Disease
  • 112. UTI
  • 113. Glomerulonephritis
  • 114. Renal Stones
  • 115. Hepatitis A
  • 116. Hepatitis B
  • 117. Hepatitis C
  • 118. Tuberculosis
  • 119. Malaria
  • 120. Otitis Media / Externa
  • 121. Tinnitus
  • 122. Hearing Loss
  • 123. Vertigo
  • 124. Cholesteatoma
  • 125. Epistaxis
  • 126. Nasal Polyp
  • 127. Hay fever
  • 128. Tonsillitis
  • 129. Laryngitis
  • 130. Anaemia
  • 131. Sickle Cell Disease
  • 132. Thalassaemia
  • 133. Leukaemia
  • 134. Lymphoma
  • 135. Myeloma
  • 136. Nocturnal Enuresis
  • 137. Autism
  • 138. ADHD
  • 139. Squint
  • 140. Chickenpox
  • 141. Scarlet Fever
  • 142. Autosomal Dominant Inheritance
  • 143. Autosomal Recessive Inheritance
  • 144. X-Linked Inheritance
  • 145. Cancer
  • 146. Breast Cancer
  • 147. Lung Cancer
  • 148. Bowel Cancer
  • 149. Prostate Cancer
  • 150. Skin Cancer
  • 1. Knowledge and Skills
  • 2. Applying knowledge to Practice
  • 3. Providing Clinical Care
  • 4. Medical Care to Family and Friends
  • 5. Consent
  • 6. Capacity
  • 7. Young People
  • 8. Gillick and Fraser Guidelines
  • 9. Confidentiality
  • 10. Communicable Disease

SJT

  • 11. Disclosing Information to the DVLA
  • 12. Keeping Accurate Records
  • 13. Protecting Patients
  • 14. Respond to Safety Risks
  • 15. Communication
  • 16. Working with Colleagues
  • 17. Teaching and Training
  • 18. Continuity of Care
  • 19. Partnerships with Patients
  • 20. Showing Respect for Patients
  • 21. Treating Others Fairly
  • 22. Honesty and Integrity
  • 23. Legal, Disciplinary, Financial
  • 24. Social Media
  • 25. Personal Beliefs
  • 26. Chaperones
  • 27. Professional Boundaries
  • 28. Prescribing
  • 29. Care at the end of life
  • 30. Research
  • 1. Qualitative data
  • 2. Quantitative data
  • 3. Simple data calculations
  • 4. Results distribution and statistical tests
  • 5. Parametric tests
  • 6. Non-parametric tests
  • 7. P Value and Error
  • 8. Standard deviation
  • 9. Standard error of the mean
  • 10. Confidence intervals
  • 11. Screening tables
  • 12. Screening definitions
  • 13. Likelihood ratios
  • 14. Research techniques
  • 15. Research ethics
  • 16. Research strength
  • 17. Cohort studies

MEDICAL STATISTICS

  • 18. Case-control studies
  • 19. Cross-sectional studies
  • 20. Experimental/Interventional studies
  • 21. Intention to treat analysis
  • 22. Criteria and Confounding
  • 23. Bias
  • 24. Reliability and Validity
  • 25. Prevention
  • 26. Epidemiology
  • 27. Bayesian Probability
  • 28. Benchmarking
  • 29. QALY
  • 30. DALY
  • 31. Mortality rate
  • 32. Standardised mortality ratio
  • 33. Guidelines
  • 34. Clinical audit
  • 35. Screening
  • 36. Screening pros vs cons
  • 37. Risk and Odds
  • 38. Risk and Odds Ratio
  • 39. Hazard ratios
  • 40. Calculating risk
  • 41. Other calculations
  • 42. Calculating odds
  • 43. Barchart
  • 44. Histogram
  • 45. Scatter plot
  • 46. Regression
  • 47. Box Plot
  • 48. Forrest plot / Blobbogram
  • 49. L’abbe plot
  • 50. Funnel Plot
  • 51. Cates Plot
  • 52. Kaplan Meier Plot
  • 53. Population Pyramid
  • 1. Cardiovascular examination
  • 2. Respiratory examination
  • 3. Oxygen
  • 4. Peak flow
  • 5. Inhaler technique
  • 6. Abdominal examination
  • 7. Digital rectal and prostate
  • 8. Male genital examination
  • 9. Neurological – upper limb
  • 10. Neurological – lower limbs
  • 11. Neurological – cranial nerves
  • 12. Musculoskeletal – upper limb
  • 13. Musculoskeletal – lower limb
  • 14. Musculoskeletal – spine

EXPLANATIONS AND PROCEDURES

  • 15. Vascular examination
  • 16. Dermatology examination
  • 17. Breast examination
  • 18. Bimanual vaginal examination
  • 19. Speculum examination
  • 20. Obstetric examination
  • 21. Neck/thyroid examination
  • 22. Fundoscopy
  • 23. Recording observations
  • 24. Capillary blood glucose
  • 25. Urine dipstick
  • 26. Venepuncture
  • 27. Blood culture collection
  • 28. ABG (arterial blood gas)
  • 29. Swab
  • 30. Electrocardiogram (ECG)
  • 31. Smear test
  • 32. Cannulation/IV access
  • 33. Male catheterisation
  • 34. Female catheterisation
  • 35. Nasogastric tube
  • 36. Local anaesthetic
  • 37. IV setup
  • 38. IM injections
  • 39. SC injections
  • 40. Suturing and wound care
  • 41. Scrubbing up