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FCPS Part-I (Medicine)
FCPS Part-I (Medicine)
Curriculum
28 Sections
299 Lessons
120 Days
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Chapter 01: Clinical Decision-Making
15
1.1
1. Introduction
1.2
2. Clinical Reasoning: Definitions
1.3
3. Evidence-Based History and Physical Examination
1.4
4. Use and Interpretation of Diagnostic Tests
1.5
5. Dealing with Uncertainty
1.6
6. Problem Representation
1.7
7. Clinical Reasoning Concepts
1.8
8. Thinking About Thinking (Metacognition)
1.9
9. Human Factors
1.10
10. Shared Decision-Making
1.11
11. Effective Team Communication — SBAR
1.12
12. Clinical Prediction Rules and Decision Aids
1.13
13. Reducing Errors in Clinical Decision-Making (‘Cognitive Debiasing’)
1.14
14. Worked Case Example: Putting It All Together
1.15
15. Answers to Chapter Problems
Chapter 02: Clinical Therapeutics & Good Prescribing
6
2.1
1. Principles of Clinical Pharmacology
2.2
2. Inter-individual Variation in Drug Response
2.3
3. Adverse Outcomes of Drug Therapy
2.4
4. Drug Regulation and Management
2.5
5. Prescribing in Practice
2.6
6. Prescribing in Special Circumstances
Chapter 03: Clinical Genetics
5
3.1
1. The Fundamental Principles of Genomics
3.2
2. Genomics, Health and Disease
3.3
3. Interrogating the Genome: Genomic Technologies
3.4
4. Genomics and Clinical Practice
3.5
5. Ethics in a Genomic Age
Chapter 04: Clinical Immunology
12
4.1
1. Functional Anatomy and Physiology
4.2
2. The Inflammatory Response
4.3
3. Presenting Problems in Immune Disorders
4.4
4. Immune Deficiency
4.5
5. Amyloidosis
4.6
6. Autoimmune Disease
4.7
7. Allergy
4.8
8. Angioedema
4.9
9. Pregnancy and the Immune System
4.10
10. Transplantation and Graft Rejection
4.11
11. Tumour Immunology
4.12
12. Key Revision Points
Chapter 05: Nutritional Factors In Disease
6
5.1
1. Nutritional Status and the Physiology of Nutrition
5.2
2. Disorders of Altered Energy Balance: Obesity
5.3
3. Disorders of Altered Energy Balance: Under-Nutrition
5.4
4. Vitamins: Deficiency and Excess
5.5
5. Inorganic Micronutrients (Minerals and Trace Elements)
5.6
6. Key Points
Chapter 06: Population Health And Epidemiology
7
6.1
1. Global Burden of Disease (GBD)
6.2
2. Determinants of Health
6.3
3. Screening and Immunisation
6.4
4. Epidemiology
6.5
5. Health Informatics & Information Systems
6.6
6. Management of Epidemics
6.7
7. Revision Highlights
Chapter 07: Principles Of Infection
10
7.1
1. Agents Causing Infection
7.2
2. Normal Microbial Flora & Bacterial Identification
7.3
3. Clinical Manifestations of Infection
7.4
4. Investigation of Infection
7.5
5. Epidemiology of Infection
7.6
6. Infection Prevention & Control, and Antimicrobial Stewardship
7.7
7. Treatment of Infectious Disease — General Principles
7.8
8. Antibacterial Agents
7.9
9. Antimycobacterial, Antifungal, Antiviral & Antiparasitic Agents
7.10
High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 08: Oncology
14
8.1
1. Clinical Examination in Oncology
8.2
2. The 10 Hallmarks of Cancer
8.3
3. Environmental and Genetic Determinants of Cancer
8.4
4. Investigations
8.5
5. Acute Oncology
8.6
6. Symptoms from Locally Advanced or Metastatic Disease
8.7
7. Therapeutics in Oncology
8.8
7. Therapeutics in Oncology
8.9
8. Evaluation of Treatment, Late Toxicity & Clinical Trials
8.10
9. Specific Cancers
8.11
9. Specific Cancers
8.12
9. Specific Cancers
8.13
10. Survivorship
8.14
11. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 09: Palliative And Supportive Care
9
9.1
1. Foundations of Pain
9.2
2. Pain Pathways and Physiology
9.3
3. Assessment of Pain
9.4
4. Acute Pain Management
9.5
5. Chronic Non-Cancer Pain
9.6
6. Cancer-Related Pain
9.7
7. Symptom Management in Advanced Disease
9.8
8. Death and Dying
9.9
9. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 10: Acute Medicine And Critical Illness
10
10.1
1. Clinical Examination and Monitoring in Critical Care
10.2
2. Acute Medicine: The Decision to Admit
10.3
3. Presenting Problems in Acute Medicine
10.4
4. Identification and Assessment of Deterioration
10.5
5. Common Presentations of Deterioration
10.6
6. Disorders Causing Critical Illness
10.7
7. Critical Care Medicine
10.8
8. Daily Clinical Management in Intensive Care
10.9
9. Complications and Outcomes of Critical Illness
10.10
10. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 11: Poisoning
13
11.1
1. Introduction and Epidemiology
11.2
2. General Approach to the Poisoned Patient
11.3
3. Decontamination and Enhanced Elimination
11.4
4. Complications of Poisoning and Their Management
11.5
5. Antidotes to Treat Poisoning
11.6
6. Poisoning by Specific Pharmaceutical Agents
11.7
7. Drugs of Misuse
11.8
9. Chemicals and Pesticides
11.9
10. Chemical Warfare Agents
11.10
11. Environmental Poisoning
11.11
12. Food-Related Poisoning
11.12
13. Plant and Mushroom Poisoning
11.13
14. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 12: Envenomation
9
12.1
1. Overview of Envenomation
12.2
2. Clinical Effects of Envenomation
12.3
3. Regional Venomous Animal Reference Tables
12.4
4. General Approach to the Envenomed Patient
12.5
5. Assessment and Management in Hospital
12.6
6. Treatment
12.7
7. Follow-up and Prevention
12.8
8. Envenomation by Specific Animals
12.9
9. High-Yield Revision Summary
Chapter 13: Medicine In Austere Environments
4
13.1
1. Extremes of Temperature
13.2
2. Acute High Altitude Illness
13.3
3. Subaquatic Medicine
13.4
4. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 14: Infectious Disease
9
14.1
1. Clinical Approach to Infectious Disease
14.2
2. Infection in Particular Settings
14.3
3. HIV and AIDS
14.4
4. Viral Infections
14.5
5. Bacterial Infections
14.6
6. Protozoal Infections
14.7
7. Infections Caused by Helminths
14.8
8. Fungal Infections
14.9
9. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 15: Sexually Transmitted Infections
8
15.1
1. Introduction and Aetiology
15.2
2. Clinical Examination in Sexually Transmitted Infection
15.3
3. Presenting Problems
15.4
4. Epidemiology
15.5
5. Prevention
15.6
6. Sexually Transmitted Bacterial Infections
15.7
7. Sexually Transmitted Viral Infections
15.8
8. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 16: Cardiology
21
16.1
1. CLINICAL EXAMINATION
16.2
2. FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
16.3
3. INVESTIGATIONS
16.4
4. PRESENTING PROBLEMS
16.5
5. HEART SOUNDS & MURMURS
16.6
6. HEART FAILURE
16.7
7. CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS
16.8
8. ANTI-ARRHYTHMIC DRUGS (Vaughan-Williams)
16.9
9. NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL RHYTHM MANAGEMENT
16.10
10. CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
16.11
11. NON-CARDIAC SURGERY & HEART DISEASE
16.12
12. PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE (PAD)
16.13
13. DISEASES OF THE AORTA
16.14
14. HYPERTENSION
16.15
15. VALVULAR HEART DISEASE
16.16
16. INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS
16.17
17. CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE
16.18
18. DISEASES OF THE MYOCARDIUM
16.19
19. CARDIAC TUMOURS
16.20
20. PERICARDIAL DISEASE
16.21
21. QUICK-REFERENCE: KEY SCORES & CRITERIA
Chapter 17 :Respiratory Medicine
13
17.1
1. Clinical Examination of the Respiratory System
17.2
2. Functional Anatomy and Physiology
17.3
3. Investigation of Respiratory Disease
17.4
4. Presenting Problems in Respiratory Disease
17.5
5. Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases
17.6
6. Infections of the Respiratory System
17.7
7. Tumours of the Bronchus and Lung
17.8
8. Interstitial and Infiltrative Pulmonary Diseases
17.9
9. Occupational and Environmental Lung Disease
17.10
10. Pulmonary Vascular Disease
17.11
11. Diseases of the Upper Airway
17.12
12. Pleural Disease — Pneumothorax
17.13
13. Diseases of the Diaphragm and Chest Wall
Chapter 18: Nephrology And Urology
22
18.1
1. Clinical Examination of the Kidney and Urinary Tract
18.2
2. Functional Anatomy and Physiology
18.3
3. Investigation of Renal and Urinary Tract Disease
18.4
4. Presenting Problems in Renal and Urinary Tract Disease
18.5
5. Glomerular Diseases
18.6
6. Tubulo-Interstitial Diseases
18.7
7. Cystic Diseases of the Kidney
18.8
8. Renal Vascular Diseases
18.9
9. Renal Involvement in Systemic Conditions
18.10
10. Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)
18.11
11. Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
18.12
12. Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT)
18.13
13. Renal Disease in Pregnancy and Adolescence
18.14
14. Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
18.15
15. Urolithiasis (Renal Stone Disease)
18.16
16. Diseases of the Collecting System and Ureters
18.17
17. Tumours of the Kidney and Urinary Tract
18.18
18. Urinary Incontinence
18.19
19. Prostate Disease
18.20
20. Testicular Tumours
18.21
21. Erectile Dysfunction
18.22
22. High-Yield Examination Revision Summary
Chapter 19: Clinical Biochemistry And Metabolic Medicine
10
19.1
1. Introduction
19.2
2. Water and Electrolyte Homeostasis
19.3
3. Potassium Homeostasis
19.4
4. Acid–Base Homeostasis
19.5
5. Magnesium Homeostasis
19.6
6. Phosphate Homeostasis
19.7
7. Lipids and Lipoprotein Metabolism
19.8
8. Inherited Metabolic Disorders
19.9
9. The Porphyrias
19.10
10. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 20: Endocrinology
9
20.1
1. Overview of Endocrinology
20.2
2. The Thyroid Gland
20.3
3. The Reproductive System
20.4
4. The Parathyroid Glands
20.5
5. The Adrenal Glands
20.6
6. The Endocrine Pancreas and Gastrointestinal Tract
20.7
7. The Hypothalamus and the Pituitary Gland
20.8
8. Disorders Affecting Multiple Endocrine Glands
20.9
9. High-Yield Exam Revision Summary
Chapter 21: Diabetes Mellitus
8
21.1
1. Functional Anatomy and Physiology
21.2
2. Establishing the Diagnosis of Diabetes
21.3
3. Presenting Problems in Diabetes
21.4
4. Management of Diabetes
21.5
5. Insulin Therapy
21.6
6. Management of Diabetes in Special Situations
21.7
7. Complications of Diabetes
21.8
8. High-Yield Exam Revision Summary
Chapter 22: Gastroenterology
11
22.1
1. Functional Anatomy & Physiology
22.2
2. Investigation of Gastrointestinal Disease
22.3
3. Presenting Problems in Gastrointestinal Disease
22.4
4. Disorders of the Mouth, Salivary Glands and Oesophagus
22.5
5. Disorders of the Stomach and Duodenum
22.6
6. Disorders of the Small Intestine
22.7
7. Disorders of the Colon and Rectum
22.8
8. Inflammatory Bowel Disease
22.9
9. Functional Bowel Disorders & Ischaemic Gut Injury
22.10
10. Diseases of the Pancreas and Peritoneum
22.11
11. High-Yield Exam Revision
Chapter 24: Rheumatology and Bone Disease
18
23.1
1. Clinical Examination of the Musculoskeletal System (GALS)
23.2
2. Functional Anatomy and Physiology
23.3
3. Investigation of Musculoskeletal Disease
23.4
4. Presenting Problems in Musculoskeletal Disease
23.5
5. Principles of Management
23.6
6. Osteoarthritis (OA)
23.7
7. Crystal-Induced Arthritis
23.8
8. Fibromyalgia (FM)
23.9
9. Bone and Joint Infections
23.10
10. Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
23.11
11. Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA)
23.12
12. Spondyloarthropathies (SpA)
23.13
13. Autoimmune Connective Tissue Diseases (AICTD)
23.14
14. Vasculitis
23.15
15. Diseases of Bone
23.16
16. Bone and Joint Tumours
23.17
17. Rheumatological Involvement in Other Diseases
23.18
18. Miscellaneous Conditions
Chapter 26: Stroke Medcine
8
24.1
1. Clinical Examination in Stroke Disease
24.2
2. Functional Anatomy and Physiology
24.3
3. Investigations (General)
24.4
4. Presenting Problems
24.5
5. Stroke — Pathophysiology, Clinical Features, Investigations & Management
24.6
6. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
24.7
7. Cerebral Venous Disease
24.8
8. Quick-Revision Boxes & Key Numbers
Chapter 29: Dermatology
17
25.1
1. Clinical Examination in Skin Disease
25.2
2. Functional Anatomy and Physiology
25.3
3. Investigation of Skin Disease
25.4
4. Presenting Problems in Skin Disease
25.5
5. Principles of Management of Skin Disease
25.6
6. Skin Tumours
25.7
7. Common Skin Infections and Infestations
25.8
8. Acne and Rosacea
25.9
9. Eczemas
25.10
10. Psoriasis and Other Erythematous Scaly Eruptions
25.11
11. Lichenoid Eruptions
25.12
12. Urticaria
25.13
13. Bullous Diseases
25.14
14. Pigmentation Disorders
25.15
15. Hair Disorders
25.16
16. Nail Disorders
25.17
17. Skin Disease in General Medicine
Chapter 31: Adolescent and Transition Medicine
10
26.1
1. Why Transition Medicine Matters
26.2
2. Principles of Transition Planning
26.3
3. Functional Anatomy & Physiology of Puberty
26.4
4. Investigations During Transition
26.5
5. Clinical Assessment at Transition
26.6
6. Adherence & Concordance
26.7
7. High-Risk Behaviour
26.8
8. Unplanned Pregnancy
26.9
9. Clinical Presentations by System
26.10
10. Chapter Summary (Key Takeaway)
Chapter 32: Ageing and Disease
15
27.1
1. Demography
27.2
2. Biology of Ageing
27.3
3. Physiological Changes of Ageing
27.4
4. Frailty and Multimorbidity
27.5
5. Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA)
27.6
6. Decisions About Investigation and Treatment
27.7
7. Presenting Problems in Geriatric Medicine — General Principles
27.8
8. Falls
27.9
9. Dizziness
27.10
10. Delirium
27.11
11. Urinary Incontinence
27.12
12. Prescribing and Deprescribing
27.13
13. Other Problems in Old Age (cross-references)
27.14
14. Rehabilitation
27.15
15. Quick-Revision Summary Box
Chapter 23: Hepatology
1
28.1
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