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👉 *IMPORTANT 131* 👈 *Heart and Down’s syndrome* You may find in Down’s syndrome: ASD VSD Mitral regurgitation Good luck.

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*Announcement for Online Session No 59* *3 July 2022* DEAR DOCTORS : MAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE : *Today we will have an online session on Zoom discussing 2 station 5 ( BCC )* regarding our preparation for MRCP PACES ( UK ) TIMINGS : Saudia Arabia: 3 pm Pakistan : 5 pm Bangladesh : 6 pm India : 5 30 pm Singapore : 8 pm Hong Kong : 8 pm Malaysia : 8 pm Egypt : 2 pm Libya : 2 pm Bahrain : 3 pm Burma ( Myanmar ) :6 30 pm Sudan : 2 pm UAE : 4 pm UK : 1 00 pm Ireland ( Dublin ) : 1 00 pm Afghanistan : 4 30 pm Kenya : 3 00 pm Germany ( Berlin ) : 2 00 pm Nigeria : 1 00 pm Japan ( Tokyo ) : 9 00 pm ( please Google for your local time zones to avoid any inconvenience ) Zoom meeting link will be shared 5 minutes before start time. Interesting candidates may send a personal message to take a case. *Please notice that we will not be able to record the session so make sure you attend it.* GOOD LUCK.

*Announcement for Online Session No 59* *3 July 2022* DEAR DOCTORS : MAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE : *Tomorrow we will have an online session on Zoom discussing 2 station 5 ( BCC )* regarding our preparation for MRCP PACES ( UK ) TIMINGS : Saudia Arabia: 3 pm Pakistan : 5 pm Bangladesh : 6 pm India : 5 30 pm Singapore : 8 pm Hong Kong : 8 pm Malaysia : 8 pm Egypt : 2 pm Libya : 2 pm Bahrain : 3 pm Burma ( Myanmar ) :67 30 pm Sudan : 2 pm UAE : 4 pm UK : 1 00 pm Ireland ( Dublin ) : 1 00 pm Afghanistan : 4 30 pm Kenya : 3 00 pm Germany ( Berlin ) : 2 00 pm Nigeria : 1 00 pm Japan ( Tokyo ) : 9 00 pm ( please Google for your local time zones to avoid any inconvenience ) Zoom meeting link will be shared 5 minutes before start time. Interesting candidates may send a personal message to take a case. *Please notice that we will not be able to record the session so make sure you attend it.* GOOD LUCK.

*Announcement for Online Session No 58* *19 June 2022* DEAR DOCTORS : MAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE : *Today we will have an online session on Zoom discussing 1 station 4 ( Communication Skills )* regarding our preparation for MRCP PACES ( UK ) TIMINGS : Saudia Arabia: 4 pm Pakistan : 6 pm Bangladesh : 7 pm India : 6 30 pm Singapore : 9 pm Hong Kong : 9 pm Malaysia : 9 pm Egypt : 3 pm Libya : 3 pm Bahrain : 4 pm Burma ( Myanmar ) : 7 30 pm Sudan : 3 pm UAE : 5 pm UK : 2 00 pm Ireland ( Dublin ) : 2 00 pm Afghanistan : 5 30 pm Kenya : 4 00 pm Germany ( Berlin ) : 3 00 pm Nigeria : 2 00 pm Japan ( Tokyo ) : 10 00 pm ( please Google for your local time zones to avoid any inconvenience ) Zoom meeting link will be shared 5 minutes before start time. The candidate for this session has been selected GOOD LUCK.

👉 *IMPORTANT 130* 👈 *Heart and Cushing’s syndrome* You may find in Cushing’s syndrome: Hypertension. Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 129* 👈 *Heart and Carcinoid syndrome* You may find in Carcinoid syndrome: Tricuspid regurgitation Pulmonary stenosis Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 128* 👈 *Heart and Behçet’s disease* You may find in Behçet’s disease : Aortic regurgitation Arterial and/or venous thrombi. Good luck.

✌️✌️ *HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS* ✌️✌️ To *Dr. Hussain Baloch* For passing *MRCP UK PART 1* He has been a keen member of our part 1 group. We wish him the best for his future.

👉 *IMPORTANT 127* 👈 *Heart and Ankylosing Spondylitis* You may find in Ankylosing Spondylitis. Conduction defects AV block Aortic regurgitation. Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 126* 👈 *Heart and Acromegaly* You may find in Acromegaly High BP LVH Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy High-output cardiac failure Coronary artery disease. Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 125* 👈 *Some signs of Aortic Regurgitation* Collapsing (water-hammer) pulse Wide pulse pressure Displaced, hyperdynamic apex beat High-pitched early diastolic murmur (heard best in expiration, with patient sat forward) Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 123* 👈 *Some signs of Aortic Stenosis:* Slow rising pulse with narrow pulse pressure Heaving, non-displaced apex beat LV heave Aortic thrill Ejection systolic murmur (radiates to the carotids) S1 is usually normal. As stenosis worsens, A2 is increasingly delayed, giving first a single S2 and then reversed splitting. But this sign is rare More common is a quiet A2. In severe AS, A2 may be inaudible (calcified valve). There may be an ejection click or an S4. Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 124* 👈 *Aortic stenosis and sclerosis* Aortic sclerosis is a senile degeneration of the valve. There is an ejection systolic murmur, but no carotid radiation, and normal pulse (character and volume) and S2. Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 122* 👈 *Some signs of Mitral Stenosis* Malar flush on cheeks low-volume pulse AF is common Tapping, non-displaced, apex beat palpable S1 RV heave loud S1 Opening snap Rumbling mid-diastolic murmur (heard best in expiration, with patient on left side) Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 121* 👈 *Some signs of Mitral Regurgitation:* AF displaced, hyperdynamic apex pansystolic murmur at apex radiating to axilla soft S1 split S2, loud P2 (pulmonary hypertension). Good luck.

👉 *IMPORTANT 120* 👈 *Grading of hypertensive retinopathy* 1.Tortuous arteries with thick shiny walls (silver or copper wiring ) 2.AV nipping (narrowing where arteries cross veins ). 3.Flame haemorrhages and cotton-wool spots. 4. Papilloedema, Good luck.