Resources

Spectrum of antimicrobials  

The Middle ear has a plethora of structures within and surrounding it. To aid learning of these important structures, I have created this visual mnemonic. Note: The view is seen from the Right Lateral Wall (i.e. Tympanic membrane removed to see middle ear interior).  

Learn the basics of ECGs. NB: SEE COMMENTS BELOW  

Slideshow covering the key topics in respiratory medicine.  

Document covering some key aspects of endocrinology  

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Slideshow covering the key topics in cardiology  

 

Dr Rob reviews the 12 cranial nerves in 60 seconds.  

My name is Armando! I am not a doctor or professor, I am a student. I make these videos cause I enjoy art and science. I hope you enjoy them!  

Concise but comprehensive guides to the 17 most important clinical examinations. These notes are very useful for OSCE revision, but also more generally for work on the wards.  

A nice visual mnemonic to recall the cranial nerves and their foramen.  

An overview of clinical back pain, looking at common aetiology and methods of avoiding reinjury.  

A guide to classes of antibiotics, how antibiotics work against bacteria and mechanisms of bacterial resistance.  

This presentation was given as part of a tutorial to 1st year undergraduates at BSMS in order to outline the basic methods for interpreting an ECG with respect of rate, rhythm and heart block.  

 

Learn to draw the brachial plexus quickly and accurately. You will also learn the names of the 16 terminal branches and the muscles they innervate.  

Includes description, symptoms and an ECG rhythm strip typical of that arrhythmia.  

You are the surgical F1 on call. This is an interactive case scenario which will ask you to make the clinical descisions in the management of your patient. The scenario uses single best answer questions to direct you through the scenario. The scenario will play out depending on the descisions you make. Choose wisely!