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What structure connects the nasopharynx to the middle ear, helping to equalise air pressure?

Which layer of the GI tract is responsible foe the absorption of nutrients?

What two bones articulate together in the glemohumeral joint?

What two bones articulate together in the glenohumeral joint?

What is Ankylosing spondylitis' hallmark pathological changes commonly noted?

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With tonsils are also known as the “adenoids” when they become enlarged?
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"Clubbing," an enlargement of the fingertips and nails that curve down over the tips, is often associated with which type of conditions?

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What is the primary site for the absorption of vitamin B12 in the gastrointestinal tract?

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Simple questions like todays should take you only a matter of seconds to answer and move on. It is precisely these style of questions you should be preparing for in your exams as whilst theymay be few and far between you must use these questions to make up for any tme your previously lost earlier in the exams to more difficult questions. Hope everyone is enjoying to today whether you do or do not celebrate Christmas.

Simple questions like todays should take you only a matter of seconds to answer and move on. It is precisely these style of questions you should be preparing for in your exams as whilst theymay be few and far between you must use these questions to make up for any tme your previously lost earlier in the exams to more difficult questions.

It is vital to only keep your medical knowledge up to date but also your surgical knowledge. Remember common things are common and try to make sure you exclude all other differentials before commiting to an answer!

There are many different scoring systems all through out healthcare. From scoring the chancing of need anticoagulation via the CHADSVASC score used by clinicans; to the Waterlow scoring system used by nursing and vascular teams to assess person's level of risk of developing a pressure ulcer. Do not learn all of them off by heart but instead try to learn the common ones used by each department like ED/A&E, primary care and whatever specialised speciality placement you are on.

Knowing ECG leads can be a huge help for clinical life after exams but also it is a simple way for exams to test your knowledge in these short style MCQs. ECG will be part of your daily life as a clinician so best get used to them and learn them for both exams and your own practice.