Resources

A mindmap of some key principles of immunology I made for revision purposes. Nothing too complicated (hopefully)!  

A document covering a selection of topics related to the thyroid  

Picture showing different causes of abdominal pain in the areas which they tend to affect. (note: some of the causes in the Left and right iliac fossa can affect both sides although they are only drawn in one!) http://leadonpaper.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/the-acute-abdomen.html#more  

This comprehensive tutorial was prepared for a class presentation and covers the basic principles of CT Scans.  

Awesome review made by Compound Interest (https://www.facebook.com/compoundchem?fref=ts)  

A poster detailing Rhesus and ABO blood systems, and a brief outline of Haemolytic Disease of the Newborn.  

This useful chart includes dysrhythmias originating in the sinus node and atria.  

Excellent explanations and artwork used to illustrate the workings of the digestive system.  

Haematology tutorial covering key topics in haematology  

Here is a summary notes for understanding some of the basics of ECG in Cardiology  

 

Useful chart explaining glands and hormones!  

Check out this video on the physiological process of hemostasis including platelet plug formation and about the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways.  

Easier way to go through and revise upper limb nerve injuries  

This is a guide to performing a cardiovascular examination in the context of an OSCE exam. It was created by a group of medical students for the free revision website www.geekymedics.com where you can find a written guide to accompany the video. The way in which this examination is carried out varies greatly between individuals & institutions therefore this should be used as a rough framework which you can personalise to suit your own style.  

Great flow chart!  

Pictures of dermatological conditions on the undergraduate syllabus including acute and chronic wounds, eczema, psoriasis and more.  

Watch this excellent tutorial by Khan Academy to get to grips with heart sounds.  

This booklet was developed as a part of Special Study Unit (Doctors as Teachers) at Peninsula Medical School. This booklet covers some of the important aspects of Ophthalmology. This booklet could be used as a quick revision guide before finals and also could be used along Ophthalmology placements. The purpose of this booklet is to provide some insight into the most common presentations of red eye and their management.  

An OSCE presentation by Sarah Lawrence and Oscar Swift of UCLU MedSoc aimed at clinical medical students. It will briefly go through how to perform a fundoscopy station in 5 minutes and the features of the basic pathologies (including diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive retinopathy, retinal artery/vein occlusion and others) you might see.