Book contents
- Single Best Answer Questions for the Final FFICM
- Single Best Answer Questions for the Final FFICM
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Preface
- Exam A: Questions
- Exam A: Answers
- Exam B: Questions
- Exam B: Answers
- Exam C: Questions
- Exam C: Answers
- Exam D: Questions
- Exam D: Answers
- Exam E: Questions
- Exam E: Answers
- Exam F: Questions
- Exam F: Answers
- Exam G: Questions
- Exam G: Answers
- Exam H: Questions
- Exam H: Answers
- Index
- References
Exam F: - Answers
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 January 2017
- Single Best Answer Questions for the Final FFICM
- Single Best Answer Questions for the Final FFICM
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Preface
- Exam A: Questions
- Exam A: Answers
- Exam B: Questions
- Exam B: Answers
- Exam C: Questions
- Exam C: Answers
- Exam D: Questions
- Exam D: Answers
- Exam E: Questions
- Exam E: Answers
- Exam F: Questions
- Exam F: Answers
- Exam G: Questions
- Exam G: Answers
- Exam H: Questions
- Exam H: Answers
- Index
- References
Summary
You are asked to review a previously fit and well 60-year-old woman on the medical admissions ward who has been admitted complaining of shortness of breath and lethargy, she is tachycardic (110 bpm) and blood tests reveal anaemia. There is no evidence of external or internal bleeding.
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- Single Best Answer Questions for the Final FFICM , pp. 231 - 265Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2016