Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine Zusammenfassungen

Summaries of all the neurological conditions as covered in Davidson’s and Oxford Clinical Handbook. Covers clinical features, key investigations, aetiology, risk factors, and management for all conditions. Have double checked all management plans with current NICE guidelines

Summary of neurological conditions as covered in the Oxford Clinical Handbook. Contains information about clinical features of each condition, as well as relevant diagnostic tests and investigations, risk factors, causes and management guidelines. Everything has been cross referenced with passmedicine or Zero to finals and management is referenced with NICE guidelines

Respiratory notes for Medical School finals. Contains information about clinical features of each condition, as well as relevant diagnostic tests and investigations, risk factors, causes and management guidelines. Everything has been cross referenced with passmedicine or Zero to finals and management is referenced with NICE guidelines

Notes covering valvular heart disease - the treatment, risk factors and signs and symptoms to look out for. A must for medical students of all years!

A summary of key infections as covered by Oxford clinical handbook of medicine, passmed and zero to finals. Includes clinical features, key investigations and diagnostic features, management guidelines and other relevant information for each condition. All the management guidelines have been checked against NICE guidelines.

This is a complete undergraduate guide to all aspects of COPD. It begins with its definition, and goes on to explain the disease's epidemiology, aetiology, risk factors, pathophysiology, pathogenesis, clinical features (signs and symptoms), complications, investigations and management. It finishes by mentioning the prognosis, differentials, and giving you a table detailing the differences between COPD and asthma. Each section listed is informative, yet concise, designed to give medical students...

This revision page covers a clinical approach to renal disease, including acute and chronic kidney disease and glomerular disease. Presentation and management is included where necessary. UTIs are also included, as this follows in nicely from the renal aspect in the document.

If you want to ace your rheumatology rotation during your clinical placement years, these notes are for you! Having used the best resources (OHCM, NICE, BMJ etc.) in their creation, they are a detailed yet relatively concise set of notes of all the key conditions and terms needed for you to become an expert in all things joints and autoimmune!

A document highlighting for Hypovolaemic Shock: Definition Epidemiology Aetiology (causes) Risk Factors Signs & Symptoms Investigations Management Differential diagnoses & complications Pathophysiology