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<p>Introduction</p> <p>Acknowledgements</p> <p>Abbreviations</p> <p>Features contained in your study aid</p> <p>1. Cardiology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>2. Critical Care Medicine</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>3. Dermatology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>4. Endocrinology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>5. Epidemiology, Statistics and Research</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>6. Gastroenterology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>7. General and Geriatric Medicine</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>8. Genetic Medicine</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>9. Haematology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>10. Immunology and Allergy</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>11. Infectious Diseases</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>12. Medical Obstetrics</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>13. Medical Oncology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>14. Mental Health</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>15. Nephrology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>16. Neurology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>17. Palliative Medicine</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>18. Pharmacology, Toxicology and Addiction Medicine</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>19. Respiratory and Sleep Medicine</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>20. Rheumatology</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>21. Basic Science</p> <p>Answers</p> <p>Index</p>

<p><b>Jonathan Gleadle</b> is Professor of Medicine, Flinders University, and Consultant Nephrologist, Flinders Medical Centre, Australia.</p><p><b>Jordan Li</b> is Associate Professor of Medicine, Flinders University, and Consultant Nephrologist, Flinders Medical Centre, Australia.</p><p><b>Danielle Wu</b> is General Medicine Physician and Consultant Nephrologist, Mackay Base Hospital, and Adjunct Senior Lecturer, James Cook University, Australia.</p><p><b>Paul Kleinig</b> is Consultant in General Medicine and Palliative Care and Care of the Elderly, Flinders Medical Centre, and Senior Lecturer, Flinders University, Australia.</p>

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