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222			_aactive acute medical unit admitted antibodies appropriate artery assessment associated beats per minute bleeding blood pressure breaths calcium cancer cardiac cause cell changes chest X-ray chronic Clinical common considered continue count creatinine daily developed diabetes diagnosis disease dose drug early effects emergency examination Excellence factors failure fluid function further given glucose Guideline heart increased indicated infection initial Institute for Health Intravenous Journal lead less levels liver Medicine mmHg mmol/L months myocardial infarction National Institute normal occur onset oral Oxford oxygen pain past patients positive presented primary protein pulse ramipril reduced renal respiratory response risk scan score seen seizure serum severe showed significant signs sodium symptoms syndrome systemic taking temperature therapy toxicity treated treatment typically urine usually weeks woman
245			_aBest of Five MCQs for the Acute Medicine SCE _bOxford Higher Specialty Training
260			_a Oxford _b Oxford University Press _cc2016
300			_a 480 pages
505			_aContents: 1 Cardiorespiratory arrest and shock 2 Gastroenterology 3 Respiratory 4 Cardiology 5 Diabetes and endocrinology 6 Elderly care and stroke 7 Renal medicine and urological problems 8 Neurology and ophthalmology 10 Oncology and palliative care 11 Haematology 12 Infectious diseases and HIV 13 Poisoning and pharmacology 14 Immunology and allergy 15 Dermatology 16 Psychiatry Index 9 Musculoskeletal medicine 249 Copyright
520			_aBest of Five MCQs for the Acute Medicine SCE is a new revision resource designed specifically for this high-stakes exam. Containing over 350 Best of Five multiple choice questions, this dedicated guide will help candidates to prepare successfully. The content mirrors the SCE in Acute Medicine Blueprint to ensure candidates are fully prepared for all the topics that may appear in the exam. Topics range from how to manage acute problems in cardiology or neurology to managing acute conditions such as poisoning. All answers have full explanations and further reading to ensure high quality self-assessment and quick recognition of areas that require further study.
600			_xMedical › Emergency Medicine _927266
600			_xMedical / Emergency Medicine _927034
700			_aLouise Powter _942215
700			_aSamir Patel _942216
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