These are some reviews that i found useful for MRCP
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Dr Osama's liver records 2010-2011
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Dr Osama's liver records 2010-2011
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20.11.11
Download free BOOKs for MRCP, FCPS, Pastest, Passmedicine, Plab, MCCQE, (Updated)
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Download free passmedicine full files and all notes for MRCP
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19.11.11
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SAMPLE LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
November 7, 2011
Letter of Recommendation
It gives me great pleasure to write this letter of recommendation in support of Dr.XYZ whom I have known as an in-patient clinical/surgical resident, and as an XYZ physician since November, 2006 till present.
Dr. XYZ proved himself to be a competent, responsible and hardworking resident doctor. He is keen to work and keeps himself updated. He is not only dependable but he demonstrated total commitment to the care of patients. Dr. XYZ shared in follow-up and management of Internal medicine in-patients. In the wards he performed various practical procedures like lumber puncture, abdominal and thoracic paracentesis, liver and pleural biopsies, endotracheal intubations, etc.
He is extremely co-operative
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Infectious Disease MCQ MCCQE
Infectious Disease MCQ
1- 22 year old male presents to the ER with a 1 day history of erosions of the lips, conjuctivitis and blistering rash. He has a temperature of 37.9 and no other systemic complaints. He is currently on a course of Cotrimoxazole Full dose twice daily PO for an episode of otitis media diagnosed 3 days ago. The best initial step in the management of this patient is:
a. Prescribe a course of topical steroids
b. Change antibiotic, preferably to a cephalosporin and send home
c. Admit to hospital, monitor fluid status and stop antibiotic
d. Refer to Dermatology for further investigation
e. Reduce the dose of his antibiotic
2- A 40 year old diabetic male presents with an acute onset of redness in the hands and forearm with streaks extending up towards the axilla. There is local pain and crepitus. Temp 40, pulse 110 and BP 95/65. WBC is elevated. The most likely causative offending organism is:
a. Group A streptococcus
b. Staph. epidermidis
c. Viridans Streptoccocus
d. Group D strep
e. Group B strep.
3- In the above patient, the most appropriate approach for therapy is:
a. IV antibiotic only
b. Oral Antibiotic only
c. Surgical debridement with IV antibiotic
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