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Part 1: Introduction

• Introduction
• • 1: Features of a functional enquiry (Fig. 8)

Part 2: Clinical presentations at a glance

• Cardiovascular disease
• • 2. Description of chest pain (Fig. 13.1)
  • 3. Diagnoses of chest pain (Fig. 13.2)
  • 4. Diagnostic approach of oedema (Fig. 14)
  • 5. Palpitations: Clinical differences between SVT and VT (Fig. 15)
  • 6. The painful leg (Fig. 16)
  • 7. Heart murmurs: Examination of a patient with a suspected valve lesion (Fig. 17)
  • 8. Causes of shock (Fig. 18)
• Respiratory disease
• • 9. Causes of cough (Fig. 19.1)
  • 10. Causes of haemoptysis (Fig. 19.2)
  • 11. Pleural Effusion: Differences between exudate and transudate (Fig. 21)
  • 12. Management of Pneumothorax (Fig. 22)
  • 13. Acute and chronic pathophysiology of diarrhoea (Fig. 25)
  • 14. Causes of vomiting (Fig. 26)
  • 15. Causes of upper GI bleeding (Fig. 27)
• Gastroenterology
• • 16. Pathophysiology of Jaundice (Fig. 31)
  • 17. Common causes of masses by abdominal zone (Fig. 32)
• Renal medicine
• • 18. Causes of Haematuria (Fig. 36)
  • 19. Imaging useful in diagnosing infection (Fig. 42)
  • 20. Causes of Fever of Unknown Origin (Fig. 45)
  • 21. Causes of different rashes (Fig. 46)
  • 22. Common causes of vaginal discharge (Fig. 49)
• Oncology
• • 23. Oncological emergencies: SVC obstruction (Fig. 54.1)
  • 24. Oncological emergencies: Cauda equina compression (Fig. 54.2)
  • 25. Oncological emergencies: Spinal cord compression (Fig. 54.3)
  • 26. Oncological emergencies: Mechanisms of malignant spinal cord compression (Fig. 54.4)
• Neurology
• • 27. Introduction to neurological diagnosis: Lesion localization (Fig. 55)
  • 28. Introduction to neurological diagnosis: Motor pathway (Fig. 56.1)
  • 29. Introduction to neurological diagnosis: Sensory pathways (Fig. 56.2)
  • 30. Disturbance of vision: A neurological perspective (Fig. 60)
• Ophthalmology
• • 31. Diagnosis of the red eye (Fig. 65)
• Dermatology
• • 32. Introduction to dermatology: Name the eruption (Fig. 68)
  • 33. Pruritus and rashes: Complications of erythroderma (Fig. 69)
• Other acute medical emergencies
• • 34. Outcomes of allergic reactions (Fig. 77)
  • 35. Cardiac and respiratory arrest: ABLS algorithm (Fig. 78)

Part 3: Diseases and treatments at a glance

• Cardiovascular disease
• • 36. Examination in ACS: Common findings (Fig. 83)
  • 37. Pathophysiology of heart failure (Fig. 87)
• Respiratory disease
• • 38. Lung function tests: Lung volumes (Fig. 97)
  • 39. Chest X ray anatomy: Normal adult male & female (Fig. 101)
  • 40. Basic chest X-rays: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 102.1)
  • 41. Basic chest X-rays: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 102.2)
  • 42. Basic chest X-rays: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 102.3)
  • 43. Basic chest X-rays: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 102.4)
  • 44. Chest X-ray cases 1: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 103.1)
  • 45. Chest X-ray cases 1: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 103.2)
  • 46. Chest X-ray cases 1: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 103.3)
  • 47. Chest X-ray cases 1: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 103.4)
  • 48. Chest X-ray cases 1: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 103.5)
  • 49. Chest X-ray cases 1: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 103.6)
  • 50. Chest X-ray cases 2: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 104.1)
  • 51. Chest X-ray cases 2: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 104.2)
  • 52. Chest X-ray cases 2: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 104.3)
  • 53. Chest X-ray cases 2: Interpret the X-ray (Fig. 104.4)
  • 54. Lower respiratory tract infection: Markers of severity of pneumonia (Fig. 107)
  • 55. URTI: Pathogens predominantly involved (Fig. 108)
  • 56. Clinical features of asthma (Fig. 109)
  • 57. Clinical features of cystic fibrosis (Fig. 112)
  • 58. Lung disease caused by drugs: Name the drugs (Fig. 119)
• Gastroenterology
• • 59. Complications of diverticular disease (Fig. 125)
  • 60. Natural history of chronic liver disease (Fig. 132)
• Renal medicine
• • 61. Causes of renal failure (Fig. 150)
• Endocrinology
• • 62. Complications of diabetes: Diabetic neuropathy (Fig. 157)
  • 63. Diabetic emergencies: Management of DKA (Fig. 158)
  • 64. Hypothyroidism: Clinical features (Fig. 160)
  • 65. Hyperthyroidism: Clinical features (Fig. 161)
• Infectious disease
• • 66. Syndromes of septic shock (Fig. 166)
  • 67. Features of Epstein-Barr infection (Fig. 167)
  • 68. Problems in HIV (Fig. 168)
  • 69. Identify the bacterial infection (Fig. 170)
  • 70. Features of extrapulmonary tuberculosis (Fig. 172)
  • 71. Identify the diseases and risk factors for infection (Fig. 174)
• Haematology
• • 72. Common features of haematinic abnormalities (Fig. 176)
  • 73. Haemolytic anaemia: Consequences of haemolysis (Fig. 177)
  • 74. Causes and treatment of bone marrow failure (Fig. 179)
  • 75. Features of myeloma (Fig. 184)
• Oncology
• • 76. Aetiology of cancer: Viruses/organisms causing cancer (Fig. 191)
  • 77. Palliative care: Analgesic ladder (Fig. 198)
• Neurology
• • 78. Head CT cases: Name the lesion (Fig. 199.1)
  • 79. Head CT cases: Name the lesion (Fig. 199.2)
  • 80. Head CT cases: Name the lesion (Fig. 199.3)
  • 81. Head CT cases: Name the lesion (Fig. 199.4)
  • 82. Head CT cases: Name the lesion (Fig. 199.5)
  • 83. Head CT cases: Name the lesion (Fig. 199.6)
  • 84. Risk factors for stroke (Fig. 201)
  • 85. Features of meningitis (Fig. 207)
  • 86. Features of Parkinson's disease (Fig. 212)
• Rheumatology
• • 87. Clinical features of gout (Fig. 214)
  • 88. Routes by which infection reaches a joint (Fig. 215)
  • 89. Extra-articular manifestations of rheumatoid arthritis (Fig. 218)
  • 90. Extra articular manifestations of SN spondyloarthropathies (Fig. 219)
  • 91. Clinical features of vasculitis (Fig. 220)
  • 92. Clinical manifestations of SLE (Fig. 221)
  • 93. Features of polymyositis & dermatomyositis (Fig. 222)
• Dermatology
• • 94. Characteristics of autoimmune blistering diseases (Fig. 227)
  • 95. Cutaneous markers of malignancy (Fig. 229)
  • 96. Features of skin tumours (Fig. 230)
• Women's health
• • 97. Common sites of endometriosis (Fig. 232)
  • 98. Pathophysiology of PCOS (Fig. 233)
• Miscellaneous
• • 99. Common organic conditions causing fatigue (Fig. 239.1)
  • 100. Common causes of weight loss (Fig. 239.2)
  • 101. Substances commonly abused and their effects (Fig. 241)
  • 102. Alcohol misuse: FAST (Fig. 242.1)
  • 103. Alcohol misuse: Epidemiology and prognosis (Fig. 242.2)
  • 104. Alcohol misuse: CAGE questions (Fig. 242.3)
  • 105. Alcohol misuse: Clinical features (Fig. 242.4)
  • 106. Alcohol misuse: Recommended safe drinking limits (Fig. 242.5)
  • 107. Alcohol misuse: Aetiology (Fig. 242.6)
  • 108. Alcohol misuse: Complications (Fig. 242.7)
  • 109. Alcohol misuse: Treatment (Fig. 242.8)