PACES for the MRCP - Tim Hall

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Résumé :
INTRODUCTION

STATION 1 RESPIRATORY AND ABDOMINAL SYSTEM

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

Examination of the respiratory system

Cases

1.1 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
1.2 Consolidation
1.3 Dullness at the lung base
1.4 Pneumonia
1.5 Lung cancer
1.6 Pancoast's syndrome
1.7 Superior vena cava obstruction
1.8 Collapse/pneumonectomy/lobectomy
1.9 Bronchiectasis
1.10 Cystic fibrosis
1.11 Kartagener's syndrome
1.12 Tuberculosis
1.13 Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and diffuse parenchymal lung disease

1.14 Rheumatoid lung

1.15 Extrinsic allergic alveolitis

1.16 Asbestos-related lung disease and pneumoconiosis

1.17 Pulmonary sarcoidosis
1.18 Pulmonary hypertension
1.19 Cor pulmonale
1.20 Pulmonary embolism
1.21 Pleural effusion
1.22 Pleural rub
1.23 Pneumothorax
1.24 Obstructive sleep apnoea-hypopnoea syndrome

1.25 Lung transplant

ABDOMINAL SYSTEM

Examination of the abdominal system

Cases

1.26 Chronic liver disease
1.27 Jaundice
1.28 Ascites
1.29 Alcoholic liver disease
1.30 Viral hepatitis
1.31 Autoimmune hepatitis
1.32 Primary biliary cirrhosis
1.33 Hereditary haemochromatosis
1.34 Wilson's disease
1.35 Hepatomegaly
1.36 Splenomegaly

1.37 Hepatosplenomegaly
1.38 Felty's syndrome
1.39 Abdominal mass
1.40 Crohn's disease
1.41 Ulcerative colitis
1.42 Carcinoid syndrome
1.43 Enteric and urinary stomas
1.44 Chronic myeloid leukaemia
1.45 Polycythaemia vera, myeloproliferative disorders and myelodysplasia
1.46 Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
1.47 Lymphadenopathy and lymphoma
1.48 Polycystic kidney disease
1.49 Nephrotic syndrome
1.50 Renal transplant

STATION 2: HISTORY-TAKING SKILLS

Introduction to history-taking skills

Clinical reasoning

The traditional medical history model

Incorporating the patient's perspective - ideas, concerns and expectations

History-taking skills - the communication skills that make history-taking effective

The traditional model and communication skills - putting these two together

Cases

Respiratory problems

2.1 Breathlessness
2.2 Asthma

Abdominal problems

2.3 Dyspepsia
2.4 Dysphagia
2.5 Abdominal pain
2.6 Altered bowel habit

Cardiovascular problems

2.7 Prevention of cardiovascular disease and weight gain
2.8 Chest pain and angina
2.9 Acute coronary syndrome
2.10 Heart failure
2.11 Palpitations
2.12 Atrial fibrillation
2.13 Dyslipidaemia
2.14Hypertension

Neurological problems

2.15 Headache
2.16 Transient ischaemic attack
2.17 Weakness and wasting
2.18 TMultiple sclerosis
2.19 Tremor

Locomotor problems

2.20 Back pain
2.21 Joint pain

Eye problems

2.22 Visual loss

Endocrine problems

2.23 Type 1 diabetes mellitus
2.24 Type 2 diabetes mellitus

Renal and metabolic problems

2.25 Acute renal failure
2.26 Chronic kidney disease and renal replacement therapy
2.27 Glomerulonephritis
2.28 Systemic vasculitis
2.29 Hypercalcaemia
2.30 Hyponatraemia
2.31 Poisoning and metabolic disturbance

Haematological problems

2.32 Anaemia
2.33 Sickle cell disease and thalassaemia
2.34 Purpura
2.35 Haemophilia
2.36 Deep vein thrombosis
2.37 Thrombophilic tendency
2.38 Myeloma

Infectious disease

2.39 Human immunodeficiency virus infe...

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Sommaire:
INTRODUCTION

STATION 1 RESPIRATORY AND ABDOMINAL SYSTEM

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

Examination of the respiratory system

Cases

1.1 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
1.2 Consolidation
1.3 Dullness at the lung base
1.4 Pneumonia
1.5 Lung cancer
1.6 Pancoast's syndrome
1.7 Superior vena cava obstruction
1.8 Collapse/pneumonectomy/lobectomy
1.9 Bronchiectasis
1.10 Cystic fibrosis
1.11 Kartagener's syndrome
1.12 Tuberculosis
1.13 Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and diffuse parenchymal lung disease

1.14 Rheumatoid lung

1.15 Extrinsic allergic alveolitis

1.16 Asbestos-related lung disease and pneumoconiosis

1.17 Pulmonary sarcoidosis
1.18 Pulmonary hypertension
1.19 Cor pulmonale
1.20 Pulmonary embolism
1.21 Pleural effusion
1.22 Pleural rub
1.23 Pneumothorax
1.24 Obstructive sleep apnoea-hypopnoea syndrome

1.25 Lung transplant

ABDOMINAL SYSTEM

Examination of the abdominal system

Cases

1.26 Chronic liver disease
1.27 Jaundice
1.28 Ascites
1.29 Alcoholic liver disease
1.30 Viral hepatitis
1.31 Autoimmune hepatitis
1.32 Primary biliary cirrhosis
1.33 Hereditary haemochromatosis
1.34 Wilson's disease
1.35 Hepatomegaly
1.36 Splenomegaly

1.37 Hepatosplenomegaly
1.38 Felty's syndrome
1.39 Abdominal mass
1.40 Crohn's disease
1.41 Ulcerative colitis
1.42 Carcinoid syndrome
1.43 Enteric and urinary stomas
1.44 Chronic myeloid leukaemia
1.45 Polycythaemia vera, myeloproliferative disorders and myelodysplasia
1.46 Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
1.47 Lymphadenopathy and lymphoma
1.48 Polycystic kidney disease
1.49 Nephrotic syndrome
1.50 Renal transplant

STATION 2: HISTORY-TAKING SKILLS

Introduction to history-taking skills

Clinical reasoning

The traditional medical history model

Incorporating the patient's perspective - ideas, concerns and expectations

History-taking skills - the communication skills that make history-taking effective

The traditional model and communication skills - putting these two together

Cases

Respiratory problems

2.1 Breathlessness
2.2 Asthma

Abdominal problems

2.3 Dyspepsia
2.4 Dysphagia
2.5 Abdominal pain
2.6 Altered bowel habit

Cardiovascular problems

2.7 Prevention of cardiovascular disease and weight gain
2.8 Chest pain and angina
2.9 Acute coronary syndrome
2.10 Heart failure
2.11 Palpitations
2.12 Atrial fibrillation
2.13 Dyslipidaemia
2.14Hypertension

Neurological problems

2.15 Headache
2.16 Transient ischaemic attack
2.17 Weakness and wasting
2.18 TMultiple sclerosis
2.19 Tremor

Locomotor problems

2.20 Back pain
2.21 Joint pain

Eye problems

2.22 Visual loss

Endocrine problems

2.23 Type 1 diabetes mellitus
2.24 Type 2 diabetes mellitus

Renal and metabolic problems

2.25 Acute renal failure
2.26 Chronic kidney disease and renal replacement therapy
2.27 Glomerulonephritis
2.28 Systemic vasculitis
2.29 Hypercalcaemia
2.30 Hyponatraemia
2.31 Poisoning and metabolic disturbance

Haematological problems

2.32 Anaemia
2.33 Sickle cell disease and thalassaemia
2.34 Purpura
2.35 Haemophilia
2.36 Deep vein thrombosis
2.37 Thrombophilic tendency
2.38 Myeloma

Infectious disease

2.39 Human immunodeficiency virus infe...