Welcome back for the first medical teaching session of the New Year! Join Dr. Anthony Antypas for Week 10 covering common Liver Pathologies including jaundice, liver cirrhosis and infective aetiologies such as hepatitis. As a common topic for exam questions, this session promises to be excellent preparation for both medical students and other medical professionals. Covering pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, in addition to investigating and managing these patients on the ward, this session promises and insightful summary of these important conditions. Enhance your learning through active participation and test yourself with the end of session quiz! Don't miss this opportunity to brush up on a pivotal aspect of everyday clinical practice and fantastic exam preparation!

Summary

Join us for an educational session on Liver Pathology with Dr. Anthony Antypas. This session will cover common liver conditions, including jaundice, liver cirrhosis, and hepatitis, offering crucial exam preparation for medical students and serving as a great refresher for medical professionals. Dive into the pathophysiology, identify signs and symptoms, and understand the management of these prevalent conditions. Engage through active participation and test your knowledge with an end-of-session quiz. Enhance your clinical expertise and exam preparedness so don't miss out!

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Learning objectives

To understand and explain the pathophysiology behind common liver pathologies such as jaundice, liver cirrhosis and hepatitis.
To efficiently recognize the signs and symptoms associated with these liver pathologies in a clinical setting.
To explore various investigative techniques and interpret the resultant data for accurate diagnosis and management of liver conditions.
To gain practical knowledge on managing patients with liver pathologies on the ward, including treatment options and patient monitoring.
To interactively self-assess and reinforce learning through participation in end-of-session quiz in preparation for exam and everyday clinical practice.

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