Learning Resources

The basics of how to take a clinical history from a patient.

Walk-through guides for a variety of clinical examinations. These cover the basic systems (eg. neurological system) as well as those for specific conditions (eg. patient with Parkinson's disease).

Know your ABCs from your DSMs? You'll need to for finals, so refresh your memory here.

UNDER DEVELOPMENT. Contrary to popular belief, this isn't the internet face of our side-line in an international drugs cartel. It is, infact, finals-level information about drugs (of the medical variety) that you will need to know.

A searchable database of over 100 memorable medical mnemonics. Lots of people use them, because, well - they actually work.

Even though you're a pro at those ABGs, do you always remember to do the Allen test? It's usefullness may be debatable, but what isn't is the fact that you will loose marks if you forget to do this in your exams. Whether you're asked to demonstrate performing a procedure or to explain it to a patient, read up on the small print and get some tips here.

Presentations are an unavoidable part of a career in medicine. This section contains a selection of presentations to get you started.

These pages include a variety of revision notes to help you rapidly access key facts.

These pages include radiology images and x-ray interpretation guides, as well as sound files on topics such as heart sounds. We will soon be updating this section to include more images of clinical signs.

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