Revision, by specialty.
Calm, step-by-step walkthroughs of the common presentations across every major specialty — how the assessment flows, what not to miss, and how the plan comes together. Each one anchored to the relevant national guideline, with links. Emergency Medicine is live; the rest is on the way.
Emergency Medicine
10 liveThe acute presentations — recognise the killers, act on the red flags, make the plan.
ACS, PE, dissection and the other killers.
Asthma, anaphylaxis, PE, oedema, COPD.
AAA, ectopic, perforation, ischaemic bowel.
SAH, meningitis, raised ICP, GCA.
Cardiac syncope, arrhythmia, PE and mimics.
The Sepsis Six, source control, neutropenic sepsis.
The four types, sorted at the bedside.
TOXBASE, antidotes, paracetamol, opioids.
The GCS drop and its reversible causes.
Who to scan, the bleeds, NICE NG232.
Acute & General Medicine
coming soonThe bread-and-butter of the medical take.
Causes, the sick kidney, when to worry.
Fluids, insulin and the pitfalls.
Sorting the low sodium safely.
Potassium, calcium and the ECG.
Sepsis screen and the source.
Recognition and adrenaline.
Cardiology
coming soonThe heart, from the ECG up.
Recognition, the ECG and reperfusion.
The wet patient and how to dry them.
Narrow, broad, and when to shock.
The slow heart and the pacing ladder.
Rate, rhythm and anticoagulation.
When high BP is an emergency.
Respiratory
coming soonThe lungs and the breathless ward patient.
Wells, CTPA and anticoagulation.
CURB-65 and antibiotics.
Severity grading and the treatment ladder.
Controlled oxygen and NIV.
Tension, simple and the drain.
The tap and the causes.
Gastroenterology
coming soonThe gut and the liver.
Resuscitation, risk scores, endoscopy.
Diagnosis, severity and fluids.
Encephalopathy, varices, the bundle.
The acute flare and toxic megacolon.
Drip and suck, and when to cut.
Orthopaedics & Trauma
coming soonBones, joints and the limb you mustn't lose.
The BOAST approach and antibiotics.
Pain out of proportion — a limb emergency.
The red flags and the urgent MRI.
The hot joint you must aspirate.
The frailty pathway and the operation.
Sorting the benign from the serious.
When back pain is something sinister.
Describing, reducing and referring.
Urology
coming soonThe waterworks and the acute scrotum.
Stones, CT KUB and the obstructed kidney.
The clock-ticking scrotum.
The catheter and the causes.
The infected, obstructed kidney.
Visible blood and the work-up.
The urological emergency.
General Surgery
coming soonThe acute surgical abdomen.
The migrating pain and the scoring.
Small vs large, and management.
Free air and the rigid abdomen.
Cholecystitis, cholangitis and Charcot.
Reducible, incarcerated, strangulated.
The LIF pain and complications.
Neurology
coming soonThe brain and the cord.
FAST, the thrombolysis window, mimics.
The seizure that won't stop.
The red flags and urgent imaging.
Ascending weakness and the vital capacity.
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
coming soonThe pregnant and the gynae emergency.
The positive test and the pain.
High BP, proteinuria and magnesium.
The acute pelvic pain.
Early pregnancy and beyond.
Paediatrics
coming soonThe sick child, with the differences that matter.
The traffic-light approach.
Recognition and the bundle.
The wheezy infant.
The barking cough and steroids.
Critical Care & Anaesthetics
coming soonThe sickest patients in the hospital.
NEWS2 and when to call for help.
Devices, targets and escalation.
The unwell surgical patient.