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List of contents
Section 1: Antenatal Care and Maternal Medicine 1. Questions 1–35 2. Answers Section 2: Early Pregnancy 3. Questions 1–11 4. Answers Section 3: Research, Ethics and Clinical Governance 5. Questions 1–10 6. Answers Section 4: General Gynaecology 7. Questions 1–13 8. Answers Section 5: Management of Labour and Delivery 9. Questions 1–14 10. Answers Section 6: Post-Partum Problems 11. Questions 1–9 12. Answers Section 7: Sexual And Reproductive Health and Urogynaecology 13. Questions 1–24 14. Answers Section 8: Surgical Gynaecology and Oncology 15. Questions 1–23 16. Answers Part II: Paediatrics Section 9: Growth, Development and Puberty 17. Questions 1–10 18. Answers Section 10: Paediatric Emergencies 19. Questions 1–10 20. Answers Section 11: Genetic and Metabolic Disorders 21. Questions 1–10 22. Answers Section 12: Neonatal Medicine 23. Questions 1–10 24. Answers Section 13: Gastroenterology 25. Questions 1–15 26. Answers Section 14: Infectious Diseases 27. Questions 1–10 28. Answers Section 15: Allergy and Immunology 29. Questions 1–10 30. Answers Section 16: Respiratory 31. Questions 1–10 32. Answers Section 17: Cardiovascular 33. Questions 1–15 34. Answers Section 18: Nephrology 35. Questions 1–10 36. Answers Section 19: Haematology 37. Questions 1–10 38. Answers Section 20: Skin Disorders 39. Questions 1–10 40. Answers Section 21: Endocrinology 41. Questions 1–10 42. Answers Section 22: Bone and Rheumatology 43. Questions 1–10 44. Answers Section 23: Neurology 45. Questions 1–15 46. Answers Part III: Psychiatry Section 24: Psychopathology and Classification in Psychiatry 47. Questions 1–15 48. Answers Section 25: Organic Psychiatry 49. Questions 1–15 50. Answers Section 26: Schizophrenia and Psychosis 51. Questions 1–13 52. Answers Section 27: Affective Disorders 53. Questions 1–17 54. Answers Section 28: Anxiety and Somatoform Disorders 55. Questions 1–10 56. Answers Section 29: Old Age Psychiatry 57. Questions 1–15 58. Answers Section 30: Personality Disorders 59. Questions 1–10 60. Answers Section 31: Psychotherapies 61. Questions 1–8 62. Answers Section 32: Psychosexual, Sleep and Eating Disorders 63. Questions 1–10 64. Answers Section 33: Substance Misuse Disorders 65. Questions 1–13 66. Answers Section 34: Psychopharmacology 67. Questions 1–9 68. Answers Section 35: Child Psychiatry and Learning Disability 69. Questions 1–10 70. Answers
About the author
Authors: Sukhpreet Singh Dubb, Foundation Year 1 Doctor, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UK; Alex Bailey, Teaching Fellow and Honorary Lecturer in Psychiatry, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UK; Charlene Rodrigues, Academic Clinical Fellow in Paediatric Infectious Disease, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UK; Margaret Rhoads, Academic Clinical Fellow in Paediatric Infectious Disease, Imperial College NHSHealthcare Trust, London, UK; Jeffrey Ahmed, Foundation Year 2 Trainee, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UK; Edward Maclaren, Specialist Registrar in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UKEditorial advisors: Martin Lupton, Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UK; Gareth Tudor-Williams, Consultant in Paediatric Infectious Diseases, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UK; James Warner, Consultant in Older Adults Psychiatry, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust, London, UK
Summary
This book represents an account of key features of contemporary clinical practice, and offers an insight into the thinking of experienced educators who are continuously assessing whether those in their charge have reached the required standard to pass the dreaded assessments.
