UKMLA AKT Questions: Geriatrics/Elderly Care SBAs for Medical Students!
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UKMLA Questions
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Join our Digital Teaching Fellow Dr Priyesh Agravat as he takes us through everything you need to know about Geriatrics/Elderly Care for your UKMLA AKT Finals!
The UKMLA is an exam sat by medical students all over the UK and abroad in their final year of Medical School. The UKMLA exam consists of two components, the CPSA and the AKT. The AKT aspect of the UKMLA exam contains multiple choice, SBA-style questions which Dr Priyesh Agravat covers in this tutorial! High yield topics like management of Delirium, Dementia, Falls/Collapse, Polypharmacy, Renal considerations in the Elderly, Haematological differentials, and Constipation.
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