Med school finals - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is a summary PowerPoint of the upper GI / gastroenterology conditions taught for medical school finals. Each condition has its own section which follows a standardised layout: pathophysiology (where applicable), presentation/symptoms, investigations, management then any additional information.

This is a summary PowerPoint of the lower GI / gastroenterology conditions taught for medical school finals. Each condition has its own section which follows a standardised layout: pathophysiology (where applicable), presentation/symptoms, investigations, management then any additional information.

Finals 1. Conduct Disorder (Cruelty to Animals) Demonstrate a persistent pattern of behavior that violates the rights of others or rules/norms of society. In simpler words… CONDUCT DISORDER = BREAKS LAWS!  MAKE SURE THEY ARE AWARE OF THE RULES OF THE UNIT AND ANY CONSEQUENCES OF VIOLATING THOSE RULES Categories include: *Assess Aggression towards people & animals *Destruction property *Deceitfulness or theft *Serious violation of rules 2. Alcohol Abuse It declines as you age! ...

Hesi 101 Nursing Leadership Finals   HESI 101 Nursing Leadership = Everything (Final) Complete! 1. #1 thing to remember about negative feedback Unsatisfactory work must be acknowledged and discussed 2. 2 biggest/worst actions that lead to malpractice lawsuits Altering/falsifying a medical record, violation of an internal or external standard of practice 3. 2 out of 3 people leave a job because of this Ineffective/incompetent management 4. 2 types of change Planned/Managed, Unpla...

Contains in depth yet concise notes covering all of clinical neurology - contains up to date guidance, and covers neuropathology. Notes written earned me top decile in medical school exams and are written on background of being awarded the Cambridge University Neuroscience Prize.

Contains in depth yet concise notes, including up-to-date NICE guidance and clinical pathology. Notes have earned me top decile in exams & are on background of being awarded the Cambridge University Neuroscience Prize.