ABG Interpretation Steps: Made Easy!
In this post, you will learn about these few simple steps through which you will be able to interpret acid-base disorders easily.
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Internal Medicine Pearls
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Internal Medicine Pearls
ABG Interpretation: Test Yourself (Flashcards)
Evaluate your expertise in blood gases' interpretation through these ABG flashcards. Interpret these ABG values yourself first, and then see the answer.
Nail abnormalities: Can you diagnose nail abnormalities (#challenge)
This post has flashcards that challenge you to identify these nail abnormalities. Take up the challenge and see how well you perform.
Gout – Quick, engaging & interactive overview of the topic
This is an engaging, dynamic and informative article on gout which will keep you interested and interactive.
Hepatomegaly – Its causes and some useful practical pearls
Hepatomegaly has many causes but here are a few important causes from an exam point of view. There are some practical pearls at the end of this post.
Pleural effusion – All that you need to know before the exam
Pleural effusion is a common and easy-to-pick finding, so do not worry. Read this post, and you are ready for the OSCE case on pleural effusion in the exam.
Bartter, Gitelman & Liddle Syndromes – Made EASY
Bartter, Gitelman & Liddle syndrome can be confusing for some students. In this post, these syndromes are simplified as much as possible to be fully understood.
Cardiovascular Examination – Improve your skills with these useful tips
Improve your cardiovascular examination skills with these simple, basic yet powerful tips. Follow these during everyday practice to master the examination.
Communication Skills – Some very useful sentences for this station
For IMGs during MRCP PACES, it may be difficult to have a fluent conversation in the English language with patients at Station 4 for obvious reasons. If you feel the same, this post is for you!
Acute Pericarditis – What is it, its features, diagnosis, and treatment
In this post, you will learn about Pericarditis. To listen to pericarditis auscultatory sound, watch the video in post with headphones on.