7 Minute Medics
By Martha Kate Nicholson
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Supported by Hull Medical Society
7 Minute MedicsJan 20, 2019
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
In this episode of 7 Minute Medics we will be briefly revising the topic of pulmonary tuberculosis, including the microbiology of M. tuberculosis, symptoms and diagnosis, management, and public health considerations, written and presented by 3rd year Hull York Medical School student Jannah Holmes. If you found this episode useful please subscribe to the podcast, or visit us at anchor.fm/7minutemedics. Thank you to Hull Medical Society for their support of the podcast.
Peripheral Artery Disease
In this episode of 7 Minute Medics we will be briefly revising the topic of peripheral artery disease, including acute and chronic limb ischaemia, with 5th year medical student Tobi Adeniyi-Zaccheus. If you found this episode useful please subscribe to the podcast, or visit us at anchor.fm/7minutemedics.
Epilepsy
In this episode of 7 Minute Medics, we will be briefly revising epilepsy, including the aetiology, different forms of epilepsy, general management, and touching on DVLA rules and status epilepticus. If you found this episode useful please subscribe to the podcast, or visit us at anchor.fm/7minutemedics.
Mood Disorders
Thyroid Disorders
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Iron Deficiency Anaemia
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Type 2 Diabetes
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Heart Failure
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