Al HaYaT MedicosClinical Examinations Simplified, part of the Al HaYaT Simplified Series, walks you through the examination of the major body systems in a clear, repeatable order. Each examination is broken into steps you can practise until they become routine.
It is built for OSCEs, ward rounds and clinical exams, where a smooth, organised examination makes a strong impression on examiners.
What these notes cover
- General physical examination and vital signs
- Cardiovascular examination
- Respiratory examination
- Abdominal examination
- Neurological examination
- Presenting your findings clearly
Who they are for
Medical students from clinical years onwards, and house officers preparing for clinical exams.
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Disclaimer
For education and exam preparation only. This is not medical advice and must not be used to diagnose or treat patients. Always follow current clinical guidelines and the advice of qualified senior colleagues. Spotted a mistake? Please tell us.
Prepared by the Al HaYaT Medicos team.