Bronchiolitis and Croup

Join Sze for a high-yield review of chest pain, covering acute coronary syndrome, including STEMI, NSTEMI and unstable angina, pulmonary embolism and aortic dissection.Work through 12 clinical scenarios in a single-best-answer format, with clear explanations, common exam traps and memorable revision hooks. Learn to recognise key clues, choose the right investigation and identify the most appropriate next step in management.Pause at each question, test your knowledge and sharpen your clinical reasoning for the KBA.For more high-yield revision notes and practice questions, find the resources for your exam:• Plabable for MLA — for UK medical students preparing for the Medical Licensing Assessment Applied Knowledge Test (MLA AKT): plabableformla.com• Plabable for PA — for physician associate students preparing for the Physician Associate Registration Assessment (PARA): plabableforpa.com• Plabable for PLAB — for international medical graduates preparing for PLAB 1: plabable.com

Join Dom (paediatric registrar) and Sofia go through Bronchiolitis and Croup.

In this episode, Dr Xin, a consultant neurologist based in Oxford, is joined once again by Dr Naz, a specialty registrar in geriatric and general medicine.Together, they explore the complex and often under-recognised condition of delirium.

In this episode, Dr. Xin, a neurology specialist registrar based in Oxford, is joined by Dr. Naz, a specialty registrar in care of the elderly and general medicine. Together, they discuss the use of laxatives, antiemetics, and pain management strategies for patients experiencing bowel obstruction in palliative care.

Join Dr Xin-You Tai , a specialist registrar in neurology in Oxford, and Dr Bernard Liem, a consultant neurologist, as they take an in-depth look at stroke investigations within the NHS.

In this episode, Dr. Xin, a neurology specialist registrar based in Oxford, is joined by returning guest Dr. Naz, a specialty registrar in care of the elderly and general medicine. Together, they delve into a crucial aspect of clinical practice in the UK: the assessment of capacity. How do we assess if someone has capacity? What steps should be taken if they lack it? This episode provides practical insights, explores real-world applications, and highlights the relevance of capacity in medical exams in the UK. Whether you're preparing for exams or looking to refresh your knowledge, this episode offers valuable information for healthcare professionals.

Join Sze, a GP, as he goes through how to decode arterial blood gas results. For visual aid, subscribe to our GEMS and find our "Decoding Arterial Blood Gas Gem".

Join Naz Hernandez (Specialist Registrar in Care of the Elderly) as she is being interviewed by Xin You (Neurologist) about Dementia.

Join Lize (Dermatology Consultant) as she is being interviewed by Xin You (Neurologist) about Erythroderma.

Join Lize (Dermatology Consultant) as she is being interviewed by Xin You (Neurologist) about HIV skin manifestations.