Join us for Week 2 of the MUMPs Teaching Series on Thursday, 12th December 2024, where we’ll delve into Paediatric Cardiology, a critical topic for medical students, especially 4th and 5th years. This session will cover essential concepts in cyanotic and acyanotic heart conditions, equipping attendees with the knowledge to confidently identify and manage these cases.

The session will emphasize high-yield content, tailored to support students preparing for the UKMLA and future clinical practice. Expect concise, focused teaching on:

Understanding the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of key congenital heart defects.
Differentiating between cyanotic and acyanotic conditions with a practical approach.
Core diagnostic and management principles every junior doctor should know.

Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your understanding of Paediatric Cardiology and gain valuable insights to help you excel in your studies and exams.

Summary

The MUMPs Teaching Series is hosting its Week 2 session on Paediatric Cardiology on 12th December 2024, specifically intended for 4th and 5th year medical students. This important lecture will cover cyanotic and acyanotic heart conditions, focusing on high-yield content to prepare students for the UKMLA and their future clinical practice. Topics include understanding key congenital heart defects, practical approaches to differentiating heart conditions, and crucial diagnostic and management principles. This is a great opportunity to improve knowledge in Paediatric Cardiology and boost academic performance.

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Learning objectives

By the end of the teaching series, learners will be able to understand and explain the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of key congenital heart defects in children.
Attendees will be trained to effectively differentiate between cyanotic and acyanotic heart conditions using a practical and clinical approach.
The series will equip students with core diagnostic knowledge essential for identifying heart conditions in paediatric patients.
Participants will be able to understand and apply basic management principles for paediatric cardiac conditions, essential for future junior doctors.
By integrating the high-yield content into their study regimen, learners will be better prepared to succeed in the UKMLA and shine in their clinical practice.

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