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• Nội khoa Cấp tính

• Hạ thân nhiệt bất ngờ
• Sốc phản vệ: hướng dẫn kiểm soát
• Abdominal radiographs: a guide to interpretation
• Acute pain in elderly patients and patients on long term opiates
• Acute painless loss of vision: diagnostic picture tests
• Advanced life support for in-hospital adult cardiac arrest
• Arterial blood gases: a guide to interpretation
• Ask the consultant: Dermatological infections
• Ask the consultant: Diabetes
• Ask the consultant: Old age psychiatry
• Ask the consultant: Palliative care
• Ask the consultant: Stroke
• Assessing pain and using the analgesic ladder
• Basic life support
• Challenges in hospital care: pressure ulcers
• Challenges in hospital care: Sepsis - recognition and management in adults
• Challenges in hospital care: Sepsis - recognition and management in children
• Chest x ray: an essential guide to interpretation
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: diagnosis and assessment of severity
• Chronic oedema and lymphoedema
• Diagnosing and managing atrial fibrillation in primary care
• Drug errors in hospital practice
• The ECG in patients with chest pain: diagnostic picture tests
• ECG interpretation in athletes: identify your learning needs
• Fifteen-minute consultation: when is a seizure not a seizure? The older child
• Fluid management in acutely ill patients
• Free module: Managing metastatic spinal cord compression
• Free module: Spontaneous pneumothorax: assessment and management
• Free module: Survival guide - safe prescribing for surgical inpatients
• Guidelines for the management of acute gastroenteritis in children in Europe
• Hospital presentations: accidental hypothermia
• Hospital presentations: acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease
• Hospital presentations: Aggressive or disturbed behaviour
• Hospital presentations: alcohol and substance dependence
• Hospital presentations: anaphylaxis
• Hospital presentations: blackouts and collapse
• Hospital presentations: Breathlessness
• Hospital presentations: bruising and spontaneous bleeding
• Hospital presentations: cough in adults
• Hospital presentations: Delirium
• Hospital presentations: Dysuria
• Hospital presentations: falls
• Hospital presentations: Fever
• Hospital presentations: Genital discharge and ulceration
• Hospital presentations: Haematemesis and melaena
• Hospital presentations: haematuria
• Hospital presentations: Headache
• Hospital presentations: jaundice
• Hospital presentations: joint swelling
• Hospital presentations: loin pain
• Hospital presentations: Memory loss
• Hospital presentations: nausea and vomiting
• Hospital presentations: palliative and end of life care
• Hospital presentations: palpitations
• Hospital presentations: poisoning
• Hospital presentations: Polydipsia
• Hospital presentations: Rash
• Hospital presentations: shock
• Hospital presentations: suicidal ideation and self harm
• Hospital presentations: swallowing difficulties
• Hospital presentations: unconscious patient
• Hospital presentations: upper abdominal mass
• Injectable medicines: prescribing, preparing, and administering
• Interpretations: How to use...lumbar puncture
• Maintaining patients on oral anticoagulants: how to do it
• The management of hip fracture in adults: putting NICE guidelines into practice
• Non-invasive ventilation: a guide to its use
• Potassium management: hyperkalaemia
• Potassium management - hypokalaemia
• Quick tips: Inpatient oxygen therapy - a practical guide
• Quick tips: proning in critical care
• Reducing the risk of hyponatraemia when administering intravenous fluids to children
• Safe prescribing in patients with kidney impairment
• Septic arthritis: a guide to diagnosis and management
• Step by step: how to diagnose and manage type 1 diabetes in adults in primary care
• Stroke: differential diagnoses
• Survival guide: Safe prescribing for patients in hospital
• Understanding consent
• Upper gastrointestinal bleeding: acute assessment and treatment of non-variceal bleeds
• Vertigo: diagnosis and management
• You've been bleeped: Chest pain, in association with Student BMJ