UKMLA AKT Gastroenterology and Hepatology: Common Presentations | Multiple Choice Questions

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Dr Yezen Sammaraiee is a founding member of Quesmed.com. He qualified from UCL Medical School in 2016 with a first class iBSc in neuroscience. During his time at medical school, he founded a number of sustainable peer assisted learning initiatives, publishing and presenting a number of medical education projects in peer reviewed journals and international conferences. As a foundation doctor in the North Central London Deanery, he successfully completed a PGCERT in Medical Education with a distinction in Technology Enhanced Education. Following this he was completed a Research Fellowship in Stroke Medicine and Neurology at University College London Hospital. He is currently an internal medicine trainee at St.Georges Hospital.
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[@yasmeenhs5356]

Amazing lecture!

[@claudiaboyle2890]

fantastic thank you

[@gwenllianroberts5857]

Is there a recording available for the paeds neuro and development recording? Couldn't catch it when it was live. Thank you :)

[@quesmedqbank]

Hi! The lecture is available via StudyHub! www.notion.so/Paediatrics-Neurology-and-development-with-Dr-Georgia-Hinchliffe-cdd2ee06d3ed4190b2f77fd804194d69

[@nancyjones5971]

Hi, I have a query: for the first question, my teacher said that USS is always first line investigation if someone has jaundice. So could it be that CT is preferred only if they have a mass with it?

[@singeylhendup1440]

The question was what Investigation would be most useful to 'diagnose' the underlying pathology, not what the 1st line Ix woud be. In reality CTs can take a while to get vetted and you'd get an Abdo USS first. But its a classic trick in exams you should be wary of i.e. 1st line vs Diagnostic

[@nancyjones5971]

@@singeylhendup1440 Thank you so much!