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Clinical Exam: Respiratory, Abdominal and Renal Short Cases
Respiratory, abdominal and renal short cases for the FRACP clinical exam: the sequence an examiner expects for the chest, the abdomen and the renal patient, what to say aloud so every manoeuvre is named, the findings that matter and what they mean, how to pres…
8 lessons and 29 exam-style questions, written for the RACP Divisional Written Exam
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1Clinical Exam: Respiratory, Abdominal and Renal Short Cases
- The Respiratory Examination
- Respiratory Stations: Fibrosis, Airflow Obstruction and Suppurative Disease
- Respiratory Stations: The Operated Chest, the Transplant, the Chest Wall and the Effusion
- The Abdominal and Gastrointestinal Examination
- Liver and Spleen Stations: Chronic Liver Disease, Splenomegaly and Hepatosplenomegaly
- The Renal Examination: Fistula, Transplant and Dialysis Access
- Kidney Stations: Polycystic Kidneys, the Transplant and the Dialysis Patient
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