Introduction to Clinical Medicine

• Overview of patient assessment
• Basic life support and CPR
• Introduction to medical history-taking

Abdominal Health

• Abdominal pain assessment and management
• Gastrointestinal emergencies
• Haematology

Life-Threatening Emergencies

• Anaphylaxis management
• Cardio-respiratory arrest and resuscitation
• Shocked and unconscious patient assessment

Musculoskeletal and Neurological Disorders

• Acute back pain assessment and management
• Acute confusion and headache evaluation
• Limb pain and weakness

Respiratory and Cardiovascular Disorders

• Breathlessness and chest pain evaluation
• Cough, hemoptysis, and syncope
• Palpitation and chest pain

Gastrointestinal and Infectious Conditions

• Diarrhea, vomiting, and nausea assessment
• Jaundice, hematemesis, and melaena

FEVER

Types of Fever:

• Intermittent Fever
• Remittent Fever
• Continuous Fever
• Hectic Fever

Fever Patterns:

• Sustained Fever
• Relapsing Fever
• Pel-Ebstein Fever

Causes of Fever:

• Infectious Causes
• Non-Infectious Causes
• Fever in Specific Populations
• Fever in Children
• Fever in the Elderly
• Fever in Pregnancy

Fever Assessment and Diagnosis:

• Physical Examination:
• Laboratory Tests
• Treatment of Fever
• Antipyretic Medications & Antibiotics and Antivirals
• Fluid and Rest & Complications of Fever
• Febrile Seizures
• Dehydration & Hyperpyrexia
• Fever and Inflammation & Understanding the role of fever in the body’s inflammatory response and how it can be both beneficial and harmful.

Fever as a Symptom:

• Fever often accompanies other symptoms that can provide important clues to the underlying condition, such as cough, sore throat, or rash.

Fever Management:

• Guidelines and strategies for managing fever in clinical settings, especially in intensive care units or during severe infections.
• Emerging Infectious Diseases and Fever

Endocrine

Neurology

Oncology

Micturition issues

Hoarseness, stridor, and speech disturbances