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| mrcp books: Mastering Medicine Archith Boloor, 2020-10-31 This textbook is an essential revision aid for trainees preparing for Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP) examinations. Divided into 30 sections, the book begins with discussion on common symptoms and presentations, then emergency presentations. The following sections provide in depth coverage of the diagnosis and management of diseases and disorders in different body systems. The text concludes with chapters on geriatric medicine, genetics, epidemiology, clinical pharmacology, and ECG Interpretation. Treatment protocols are current and inline with the latest international guidelines. Each chapter is highly illustrated with images and figures, as well as teaching notes and easy-to-memorise lists to assist revision. Topics frequently encountered in examinations and key points are also highlighted. Key points Practical revision aid for trainees preparing for MRCP examinations Treatment protocols inline with current international guidelines Chapters highly illustrated with images and figures, and teaching notes to assist revision Highlights topics frequently encountered in examinations |
| mrcp books: Essential Revision Notes for MRCP Philip A. Kalra, 2004 The definitive guide for revision fro the MRCP examination; contains two new chapters - epidemiology and maternal medicine. |
| mrcp books: The MRCP PACES Handbook Saira Ghafur, Parminder K. Judge, Richard Kitchen, Samuel Blows, 2017-05-18 MRCP PACES is a challenging examination requiring in-depth clinical knowledge, excellent clinical skills and the ability to present each case concisely and coherently. This revision guide helps candidates achieve these aims; it is compact enough for bedside use and sufficiently comprehensive for self-study. The new edition follows the structure of the current PACES exam and has an expanded section on Station 5. As well as a wealth of up-to-date questions for practice, it includes extensive new clinical information on new therapies and details of the latest investigations and management options. Each chapter has been reviewed by senior clinicians within the specialty. • Presents all seven stations in one book • Provides practical hints and tips for success at each station • Presents much more comprehensive information in a compact and accessible format than other books • Provides evidence-based information, guidelines and questions mapping onto the latest examination format. This book teaches the candidate not only how to pass the PACES exam, leading the reader through each case and exactly what is expected of them, but also provides a succinct yet detailed clinical handbook for support on medical wards. |
| mrcp books: MRCP 2 Practice Questions & Answers Philip Kelly, 2005 Covers MRCP Part 2 syllabus and offers candidates essential practise at popular questions for the Part 2 examination. This title also covers cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology & metabolism, gastroenterology, haematology, infectious diseases, neurology, ophthalmology, psychiatry, renal medicine, respiratory medicine, and rheumatology. |
| mrcp books: Clinical Medicine for the MRCP PACES Gautam Mehta, 2010-07-15 A book of 75 cases which mimic the style and approach of the MRCP PACES exam. The book will equip the candidate attempting the MRCP PACES examination, but will also provide an overview of evidence-based medicine for competency-based training. |
| mrcp books: Get Through MRCP Part 1: BOFs Osama S M Amin, 2008-10-29 Get Through MRCP Part 1: BOFs provides over 600 questions and answers, allowing the reader to test their knowledge in preparation for the MRCP Part 1 examination. Questions are presented in the style used in the real examination, and answers are supplemented with useful additional explanatory material to help the reader understand why their answer was right, or wrong. The book offers a useful review of all elements of the syllabus, so the reader can feel fully prepared when they enter the examination room. |
| mrcp books: Medicine for MRCP Rupa Bessant, Jonathan Birns, Charlotte Ford, 2020-03-23 Medicine for MRCP is an ideal revision resource for the MRCP Parts 1 and 2 written papers providing integrated coverage of basic science and clinical medicine with a wealth of features, illustrations and mcqs. |
| mrcp books: Essential Lists for MRCP Stuart McPherson (MRCP.), 2006 Presents advances in clinical practice. This title features lists that provide comprehensive coverage of key subjects in the Royal College syllabus. It includes a self-assessment chapter that comprises 100 'best of five' multiple choice questions, which puts the lists into clinical context. |
| mrcp books: Radiology for MRCP Sarah J. Howling, 2003 This updated edition of Radiology for MRCP includes 30 new cases, improved illustrations, new Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Computer Tomography (CT) and other new techniques to ensure close relevance to the exam. |
| mrcp books: Neurology for Mrcp Jonathan D. Rohrer, Jonathan Kennedy, 2011-03-11 This book is the essential revision guide for neurology in the Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP). Neurology has been rated as the most difficult subject in MRCP examinations and there has been no concise and easy-to-use revision guide to help candidates through the exams until now. Neurology for MRCP is written by two experienced neurologists who have taught both the written (Part 1 and Part 2) and clinical (PACES) sections of the exam. This pioneering new book will also be useful for medical students sitting for their final examinations and for doctors who are preparing for the PLAB examination. |
| mrcp books: MRCP 2 Philip Kelly, 2005 Covers MRCP Part 2 syllabus and offers candidates essential practise at popular questions for the Part 2 examination. This title also covers cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology & metabolism, gastroenterology, haematology, infectious diseases, neurology, ophthalmology, psychiatry, renal medicine, respiratory medicine, and rheumatology. |
| mrcp books: MRCP Part 2 H. L. C. Beynon, Luke Gompels, 2005 This book provides MRCP candidates with over 100 illustrated questions and explanatory answers, in the style of the new exam. Cases and the subsequent discussion points have been carefully selected to optimise learning and revision. The main author, Dr Huw Beynon, has now taught a generation of doctors. His books are renowned amongst MRCP candidates for providing carefully chosen, challenging and stimulating material. The second author, Dr Luke Gompels, has taken the MRCP examination recently enough to be familiar with its pitfalls, thus ensuring that these pearls of wisdom will be passed on to yet more candidates hungry for MRCP success. · A thorough and up-to-date collection of illustrated 'best of five' questions · Aimed at MRCP Part 2 (written) exam · Detailed explanatory answers - useful for revision of specific topics · Full colour illustrations throughout - to show clinical features · All questions in the new 'best of five' format · Larger, more attractive page size · Attractive new format: clear style and colourful presentation |
| mrcp books: PACES for the MRCP Tim Hall, 2013-09-17 The 3rd edition of PACES for the MRCP has been fully revised and updated throughout to retain its pole position as the textbook to accompany core medical training (CMT) and prepare candidates for success in the Practical Assessment of Clinical Examination Skills and a future specialty career. Features Fully revised for the new Station 5 and completely updated throughout. Promotes understanding and deeper learning of modern medicine applicable to PACES and the specialist registrar. Emphasis on clinical assessment – history-taking, examination and communication skills – equipping candidates with appropriate differential diagnoses from which to develop the right diagnosis. Encourages candidates to question why a diagnosis has arisen and consider its consequences. For example, 'Heat failure' is a not a diagnosis until a candidate has considered the differential diagnoses of breathlessness and decided why heart failure is most likely, and then considered its cause (not always ischaemic heart disease), its presentation (acute, chronic, left or right ventricular or both) and, most importantly, the effects of it and its treatments on a patient's life. This 3rd edition of PACES for the MRCP continues to provide fully revised, up-to-date, evidence-based coverage of investigations and treatments. Whilst the emphasis of PACES is on clinical skills, candidates who understand when, for example, a patient with rheumatoid arthritis might benefit from a biologic agent and how this will influence inflammatory disease, is better equipped for success. - A one-volume text giving candidates complete preparation for the PACES exam within one portable volume - 250 cases organised into the 5 stations of the PACES exam – respiratory and abdominal system, history taking, cardiovascular and nervous system, communication and ethics and skin, locomotion, eyes and endocrine systems - Engaging question-and-answer approach at the end of each case – excellent preparation for the exam - Boxed tips highlight vital information – helps identify what is most important to remember - Fully revised for the new Station 5 and completely updated throughout. |
| mrcp books: MRCP Shibley Rahman, Avinash Sharma, 2018-12-20 This book provides a bank of multiple-choice questions for candidates preparing for Part 2 of the Membership examination of the Royal Colleges of Physicians, the MRCP. The questions are arranged by subject area to enable structured revision and allow candidates to focus on particular areas where they feel less confident. The book has been written with a close focus on recent examinations, with the coverage of topics weighted to reflect the frequency with which they have appeared. The book is structured more as a manual than as a mock exam, and includes explanations for both correct and incorrect answers, focusing comprehensively on the fundamental principles of medical practice. As well as candiates for the MRCP, this book will also be of interest to medical students and students of related health sciences. |
| mrcp books: MRCP Paces Manual Philip J. Smith, Douglas C. MacDonald, 2015-05-07 |
| mrcp books: MRCP Part 2 Examination Ashley Bond, 2017-11-22 Finding the time to revise effectively is one of the greatest challenges that modern MRCP candidates face. This unique book by a recent successful candidate provides precisely what many have needed but been unable to find until now: the distilled essential knowledge required to pass the MRCP Part 2 exam. This book provides candidates with a concise and well-directed approach to fast and efficient revision, supplying comprehensive coverage of the MRCP syllabus and the key points of each topic. It stands apart from other MRCP revision resources in supplying both concise text and the essential lists needed to pass the Part 2 exam. |
| mrcp books: Revision Notes for MRCP 2 PACES Shibley Rahman, Avinash Sharma, 2010-09-01 |
| mrcp books: Basic Science for Core Medical Training and the MRCP Neil Herring, Robert Wilkins, 2015 1: Genetics 2: Cellular, Molecular and Membrane biology 3: Biochemistry and Metabolism 4: Immunology 5: Infectious Diseases 6: Statistics and Epidemiology 7: Haematology 8: Clinical Pharmacology 9: Rheumatology 10: Cardiology 11: Respiratory Medicine 12: Neurology 13: Psychiatry 14: Gastroenterology 15: Endocrinology 16: Nephrology 17: Dermatology. |
| mrcp books: Clinical Medicine for the MRCP PACES. Gautam Mehta, Bilal Iqbal, Deborah Bowman, 2020 Each case is divided into presentations with numbered references to clinical notes, and a further section devoted to questions commonly asked by examiners. The case presentation section provides detailed guidance to examination technique relevant to specific cases. |
| mrcp books: Neurology for MRCP PACES Hani TS Benamer, 2019-06-21 Neurology has a reputation as a difficult area in the MRCP examinations, with the clinical neurology stations (PACES and traditional short cases) being especially feared by candidates. This book aims to demystify the subject, and help candidates avoid becoming bogged down in unnecessary detail and to clarify their thoughts and expression. The book is divided into three major sections covering areas of the body, each organised according to the possible instructions that candidates are likely to encounter in the exam. They include summaries of essential examination steps to be undertaken, possible clinical findings, brief discussions in question and answer format, and tips and pitfalls. Concise, clear and engaging, this is an essential aid for candidates preparing for the MRCP clinical neurology stations. |
| mrcp books: Self-assessment Questions for MRCP Part 2 Bilal Iqbal, Gautam Mehta, Amin Oomatia, John Waters, 2021 Structured in the same way as the MRCP part 2 written exam, the two volumes of this self-assessment book together contain over 270 questions based on clinical scenarios which address the more difficult aspects of the medical curriculum. Chapters are divided by clinical specialties. Volume 1 includes: cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology and metabolic medicine, gastroenterology, haematology, and infectious diseases. Volume 2 includes: neurology and ophthalmology, oncology and palliative care, psychiatry and clinical pharmacology, nephrology, respiratory medicine and rheumatology. The first section of each chapter contains a clinical scenario followed by a multiple-choice, 'best-of-five', question written in the style of the MRCP exam. The second section of each chapter contains the answer, a concise and clear explanation of the reasoning behind the given answer being correct, as well as a comprehensive tutorial on the subject matter which uses high-quality diagrams and tables to help readers absorb and retain information quickly and orderly. References for further reading are also then given for those interested in a broader review-- |
| mrcp books: Essential Lists of Differential Diagnoses for MRCP Fazal-I-Akbar Danish, 2010 Differential diagnosis texts for the MRCP can overload candidates with detailed information, making revision seem difficult and overwhelming. In contrast, this book avoids exhaustive lists of often rare causes and concentrates instead on a maximum of five of the most common causes in terms of prevalence for each scenario, making revision more structured and manageable. The book includes diagnostic hints - clinical or lab clues that point towards a specific diagnosis - and a unique chapter on key ECG causes and features. Although primarily intended for MRCP Part I & II and FCPS (Pakistan) Part II candidates, this book will also be useful for undergraduate students preparing for finals. |
| mrcp books: The Illustrated MRCP PACES Primer Sebastian Zeki, 2022-02-26 The MRCP PACES examination is a rigorous assessment of the ability to diagnose and treat a wide variety of conditions. Candidates must have the capacity to recall knowledge immediately - identifying possibilities, narrowing their findings and making a correct analysis. This book offers an innovative approach to revision for candidates. It clearly presents a wide variety of conditions in pictorial format, prompting recall with both visual and verbal mnemonics. Each colour page offers a different condition and outlines only the details essential to diagnosis and treatment; a concise, refreshing approach to tackling the vast number of topics required. |
| mrcp books: An Aid to the MRCP PACES Dev Banerjee, Robert E. J. Ryder, M. Afzal Mir, E. Anne Freeman, 2009-04-13 The forerunner to this book - Ryder, Mir & Freeman's 'An Aid to the MRCP Short Cases' - rapidly established itself as a classic and has sold over 30,000 copies. The new Progressive Assessment of Clinical Examination Skills (PACES) has replaced the old short case exam and, as a result, the authors have revised, reworked and extended their highly successful text so that it continues to address the study needs of candidates. This new revision aid is now presented in two volumes: An Aid to the MRCP PACES Volume 1: Stations 1, 3 and 5 An Aid to the MRCP PACES Volume 2: Stations 2 and 4 This Volume covers Station 2 'History Taking' and Station 4 'Communication Skills'. In the 'History Taking' section at least 50 examples of each type of question and case are included, together with scenarios with simulated patients. The focus of the book is very much on the examiners' expectations so that candidates have a true picture of the areas on which they are being tested. Station 4 'Communication Skills' also covers the ethical issues in the doctor-patient relationship, such as managing organ transplantation, consenting for hospital post-mortem, etc. Also included in this Volume is the 'Experiences and Anecdotes' chapter providing real quotes from both candidates and examiners - this helps the candidate to avoid the more common pitfalls of the exam. |
| mrcp books: PACES for the MRCP Tim Hall, 2008 This title is written for MRCP candidates preparing for PACES exam in UK and rest of world. Clinical examinations in the OSCE style of marked stations are daunting for all students, whether undergraduates or MRCP candidates. The recent introduction of the 5-station PACES (Progressive Assessment of Clinical Examination Skills) exam inspired a great deal of apprehension, so the appearance of the first edition of Hall's PACES for MRCP was greatly welcomed by candidates and became an immediate success. This new edition builds on the book's reputation. It provides, in one colourful and attractive volume, complete coverage of all the most common medical cases that will be covered in PACES and similar exams. A one-volume text giving candidates complete preparation for the PACES exam within one portable volume 250 cases organised into the 5 stations of the PACES exam - respiratory and abdominal system, history taking, cardiovascular and nervous system, communication and ethics and skin, locomotion, eyes and endocrine systems Engaging question-and-answer approach at the end of each case - excellent preparation for the exam Boxed tips highlight vital information - helps identify what is most important to remember Produced in full colour throughout Colour coding for each station Many more illustrations added - now over 300 clinical photographs and line drawings in colour Many more cases added, bringing the number up to 250 - 50 per station History-taking and communication skills stations now revised so that they exactly mimic the requirements of the exam |
| mrcp books: Mrcp Paces Clinical Pearls Omar Kirresh, Othman Kirresh, Ali Kirresh, 2020-03-22 MRCP PACES is widely regarded as the most challenging hurdle to obtaining membership to the Royal College of Physicians. Passing the exam requires more than knowledge alone and many incredibly talented doctors fail every year due to various factors. The most common failure point is scoring poorly on the 'physical signs' strand of the exam. This book is designed to be a complete yet concise guide to the MRCP PACES examination and will guide you through the stations in a systematic way to help you score top marks in the exam. This book does not replace examining patients to elicit signs, and omitting this step in your preparation is a sure way to fail! This book will also be useful for medical students doing their OSCE's who are keen to get an edge over their peers, though the level of detail will be greater than required. This book will cover the key aspects of the exam including: (1)The exam format (2) Examination routines (3) Common and important cases represented in the PACES exam (4) Key physical findings (5) Presentation techniques for the different stations (6) Useful skills to narrow the differential diagnosis from the end of the bed. It is the book we wish we had when we sat the MRCP PACES exam! |
| mrcp books: MRCP Paces Ethics and Communication Skills Iqbal Khan, 2022-01-26 New primary care organisations are demanding personal and practice-based professional development plans to underpin revalidation of clinicians' professional registration or accreditation of practices. This workbook is unique in showing the reader how to combine and integrate the two and matches national guidelines that explain how to apply guidance in real life for maximum effect. With action plans key facts and references it emphasises how to prioritise learning needs provides examples of plans and focuses on a variety of clinical and organisational topics. It will enable general practitioners nurses therapists and practice managers to design and apply personal development plans as individuals and as multidisciplinary practice teams. |
| mrcp books: An Aid to the MRCP PACES, Volume 1 Robert E. J. Ryder, M. Afzal Mir, E. Anne Freeman, 2012-10-01 This new edition of An Aid to the MRCP Paces Volume 1: Stations 1 and 3 has been fully revised and updated, and reflects feedback from PACES candidates as to which cases frequently appear in each station. The hundreds of cases have been written in accordance with the latest examining and marking schemes used for the exam and, together with exam hints, tips, routines and clinical checklists, provide an invaluable training and revision aid for all MRCP PACES candidates. |
| mrcp books: Paediatric Exams Paul Gaon, 2005 A concise and helpful addtion to any students library featuring chapters on paediatric development, genetics, respiratory system, neurology and much more. |
| mrcp books: MRCP Part 2 Self-Assessment John D Firth, Barbara Nichols, 2018-04-19 MRCP Part 2 Self-Assessment is the perfect revision aid. Drawn from the highly successful Medical Masterclass material from the Royal College of Physicians of London, this concise volume is specifically designed to cover the topics and format found in the Membership to the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP) Part 1 examination. The large scale, lavishly illustrated, full-colour format makes it easy to comprehend complex topics.With contributions from an extensive list of prestigious and authoritative professionals, the questions cover all areas of assessment, including the scientific background the medicine, general clinical skills, acute medicine and a range of specialties. It is ideal for examination MRCP candidates, doctors preparing for the European Diploma in internal medicine and junior doctors wanting to revise their knowledge and skills.'This collection of self-assessment questions and explanatory answers has been drawn from Medical Masterclass, which is produced and published by the Royal College of Physicians of London. The questions have been specifically written to help doctors in their first few years of training to test and revise their medical knowledge and skills; and in particular to pass postgraduate examinations, such as the MRCP(UK)' - John D Firth, in the Introduction. |
| mrcp books: Best of Five Questions for MRCP Part 1 Helen Fellows, Simon Noble, Harry Dalton, 2005 This new book contains 350 'best of five' multiple-choice questions for the new MRCP (UK) Part 1 exam. The questions cover a wide range of topics in both clinical medicine and applied basic sciences. The answers are fully descriptive and will help the candidate appreciate why the correct answer is the best of the five given, and include useful background information. The questions are in random order by topic, with the first 50 being less difficult - and thereafter the questions get more challenging. To aid revision, there is an appendix at the end of the book that lists the questions under topic headings. A new book of 350 new-style best of five questions in the style of the MRCP (UK) Part 1 exam Questions presented randomly by topic - as they would be encountered in the real exam Has fully descriptive answers Covers both clinical and basic science topics Includes an appendix where questions are grouped according to topic |
| mrcp books: Basic Medical Sciences for MRCP Philippa Easterbrook, 1999-01-01 Recognition of the importance of the basic sciences in medicine has led to a growing emphasis on such questions in both the MRCP part 1 and 2 examinations. This book was written in response to the need for a revision guide of the core basic sciences, namely genetics, microbiology, immunology, anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, statistics, and epidemiology. In this second edition the immunology and genetics chapters have been updated along with a section on molecular medicine. |
| mrcp books: Fetal Monitoring in Practice D. M. F. Gibb, Sabaratnam Arulkumaran, 1992 |
| mrcp books: The MRCP PACES Handbook Saira Ghafur, Samuel Blows, Parminder Judge, Richard Kitchen, 2011 The MRCP (PACES) is a challenging examination as it requires both in-depth knowledge and the ability to present the selected case concisely and coherently. This essential revision aid is designed to help candidates achieve both aims whilst simultaneously being compact enough for ward use, and comprehensive enough for self-study. The book incorporates the new Station 5 (brief clinical encounters), clinical information on the increasingly widespread use of biological therapies, a bank of clinical pictures, details of the latest investigations and management options, and questions reflecting both the standard and detail required for the exam and the new MRCP PACES marking structure. Each chapter has been reviewed by consultants within the specialty, many of whom are Royal College examiners. The cases, which mirror those most frequently encountered in the examination, are all set out in a standardised format, and include hints and tips as well as a summary of consolidated key learning points. Each case contains a section on presentation which will aid the candidate in perfecting this skill. Although most appropriate for MRCP (PACES) examination candidates, the book's clear structure and balance of detail and clarity make it useful reading for medical students and trainee physicians. It will also be an excellent resource for clinicians involved in teaching students and doctors. 'The style is succinct, not minimalist but sufficient. The presentation is fresh and logical. The authors have done an outstanding job in introducing the setting for the PACES examination and the expectations of the examiners.' - from the Foreword by Bryan Williams |
| mrcp books: Neurology Ophthalmology and Psychiatry John D. Firth, Royal College of Physicians of London, 2001-01 |
| mrcp books: MRCP 2 J. B. Peiris, Natasha Peiris, 2002 Covers various neurological conditions likely to be tested in the Station 3 and History Taking Station of the PACES (Practical Assessment of Clinical Examination Skills) exam. This book is divided into neurology and history taking stations, with more than 50 illustrations highlighting the important points. |
| mrcp books: MRCP 1 Khalid Binymin, 2002 |
| mrcp books: An Aid to the MRCP PACES Robert E. J. Ryder, M. Afzal Mir, E. Anne Freeman, 2003-10-20 The forerunner to this book - Ryder, Mir & Freeman's 'An Aid to the MRCP Short Cases' - rapidly established itself as a classic and has sold over 30,000 copies. The new Progressive Assessment of Clinical Examination Skills (PACES) has replaced the old short case exam and, as a result, the authors have revised, reworked and extended their highly successful text so that it continues to address the study needs of candidates. This new revision aid is now presented in two volumes: An Aid to the MRCP PACES Volume 1: Stations 1, 3 and 5 An Aid to the MRCP PACES Volume 2: Stations 2 and 4 This Volume covers Station 1 'Respiratory and Abdominal Systems', Station 3 'Cardiovascular and Neurological Systems' and Station 5 'Skin, Locomoter, Eyes and the Endocrine System'. The 200 cases have been written in accordance with the new examining and marking schemes used for the exam. They provide an invaluable training and revision aid for all candidates. |
| mrcp books: Mrcp 1 New Multiple Choice Best of Five Revision Book Khalid Binymin, 2001-11-29 MRCP 1 New Multiple Choice 'Best of Five' Revision Book carefully reflects the content of the Royal College examination and the book accordingly reflects the new format of 'best of five' questions for the second paper of the actual Part 1 exam. - New best of five questions with expanded explanations - Subject based chapters reflecting the actual exam content to test your knowledge and highlight weak areas for further revision - Useful list of popular topics for the MRCP 1 exam - Checklist of vital topics for effective revision - Revision Index for easy access to specific topics |
| mrcp books: My First MRCP Book Hugh Montgomery, Neil Goldsack, Richard Marshall, 2003 Annotation Students sitting the MRCP examination You can't pass the MRCP without knowing a good deal of medicine. But, there are two main problems with learning medicine: there is a vast amount to learn and much of it is terribly dull. Most texts designed to help aspiring students adhere to this philosophy of dullness. This Book Is Different Every piece of educational theory available has been applied to make the learning experience as easy as possible: there are charts and tables, pictures and puzzles, limericks and poems, and even word searches - all complemented by a clear text. The authors are well trained in medicine. They are also old hands at the MRCP - in some cases, enjoying it so much that they had several goes at all. The results of their hard work? This book - the first structured course in not just what to learn, but how to learn it. |
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