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1 - Hepatocellular Cancer
Hepatocellular cancer signs 1,
Blood test results for hepatocell...,
Appropriate initial investigation...
5
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2 - Megaloblastic Anaemia
Megaloblastic anaemia signs 1,
Signs symptoms of neuropathy 2,
2 common causes of megaloblastic ...
5
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3 - Acute Cholecystitis
Presentation of acute cholecystit...,
What is needed to confirm a diagn...,
Treatment management of acute cho...
3
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4 - Ischaemic Stroke
Presentation of acute stroke 1,
What are blood relevant risk fact...,
What is the differentiation betwe...
3
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5 - Bell's Palsy
Clinical features of bell s palsy 1,
Distinguishing feature between st...,
Management of bell s palsy 3
4
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6 - Red Eye/Conjunctivitis
What compiled history presentatio...,
How are allergic conjunctivitis a...,
How is uveitis distinguished from...
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7 - Pyelonephritis
Typical symptom profile for pyelo...,
What urinalysis results supports ...,
When should management for potent...
3
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8 - Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia
Community acquired pneumonia 2 mo...,
If a patient was hospitalised wit...,
What are the 2 most common causes...
3
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9 - Community-Acquired Pneumonia
What is the diagnosis if patient ...,
What is the most appropriate init...,
What advice should you give a pat...
3
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10 - Sarcoidosis
Symptoms suggesting sarcoidosis 1,
What electrolyte abnormality is a...
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11 - Infective Exacerbation of COPD
Clinical picture of an infective ...
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12 - Gout
Classical gout clinical picture 1,
Risk factors for gout 2,
Most commonly affected joints in ...
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13 - Rheumatoid Arthritis
Symmetrical arthritis affecting t...,
Symmetrical arthritis affecting t...,
What blood results can be seen in...
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14 - Acute Appendicitis
Acute appendicitis presentation 1,
Which 2 elicitable clinical signs...,
What is a positive rovsing s sign 3
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15 - Renal Calculi/Colic
Typical presentation of renal col...,
What is seen in renal calculi cas...,
Which imaging is the preferred mo...
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16 - Hypothyroidism
Common symptoms of hypothyroidism 1,
Examination findings of hypothyro...,
Tft results for primary hypothyro...
3
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17 - Hypothyroidism
Symptoms typical of hypothyroidism 1,
Low t4 high tsh 2,
What is first line treatment for ...
4
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18 - Acute Pancreatitis
Presentation of acute pancreatitis 1,
Signs of a systemic inflammatory ...,
Why is crp a particularly relevan...
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19 - Alcoholic Hepatitis
Presentation of acute alcoholic h...,
Acute alcoholic hepatitis shares ...,
Cirrhosis common clinical symptom...
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20 - Appendicitis
Typical clinical picture of appen...,
Which condition has a similar cli...
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21 - Small Bowel Obstruction
Bowel obstruction presentation 1,
What is a risk factor for bowel o...,
What does abdominal tenderness on...
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22 - Rheumatoid Arthritis
Definition of rheumatoid arthritis 1,
Who is rheumatoid arthritis most ...,
Characteristic clinical picture o...
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23 - Arthritis Diagnosis
Which arthritides does morning st...,
How is ulnar deviation caused by ...,
Which arthritis is most likely to...
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24 - Heart Failure Investigation
Symptoms of heart failure 1,
What measure being raised indicat...,
Once heart failure is clinically ...
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25 - Acute Limb Ischaemia
6 ps of acute limb ischaemia 1,
Classical clinical picture presen...,
Character of pain in acute limb i...
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26 - Cellulitis
Symptoms of cellulitis 1,
Initial treatment of cellulitis 2,
How does treatment of cellulitis ...
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27 - Glimepiride
What class of drug is glimepiride 1,
What are sulfonylureas and what i...,
Restrictions on use of sulfonylur...
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28 - Amenorrhoea
Definition of amenorrhoea 1,
What are the first 2 physiologica...,
Amenorrhoea associated headaches ...
4
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29 - Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Clinical manifestation of hyperan...,
What can act as indirect evidence...,
When would lh and fsh be raised 3
4
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30 - Hypercortisolism
What is hypercortisolism also kno...,
Features of hypercortisolism cush...,
First cause of cushing s syndrome...
8
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31 - Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
Typical clinical picture of bppv 1,
What is a positive dix hallpike m...,
What is the initial management of...
3
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32 - Alcoholic Hepatitis
Features of liver cirrhosis with ...,
Main risk factor for alcoholic he...,
4 liver function tests 3
5
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