Part I: Principles of clinical assessment -- What’s in a diagnosis? -- Assessing patients: a practical guide -- The diagnostic process -- Part II: Assessment of common presenting problems -- Abdominal pain -- Breast lump -- Chest pain -- Coma and altered consciousness -- Confusion: delirium and dementia -- Diarrhoea -- Dizziness -- Dysphagia -- Dyspnoea -- Fatigue -- Fever -- Gastrointestinal haemorrhage: haematemesis and rectal bleeding -- Haematuria -- Haemoptysis -- Headache -- Jaundice -- Joint swelling -- Leg swelling -- Limb weakness -- Low back pain -- Mobility problems: falls and ‘off legs’ -- Palpitation -- Rash: acute generalised skin eruption -- Scrotal swelling -- Shock -- Transient loss of consciousness: syncope and seizures

1. Diagnosis
2. Medical History Taking
3. Diagnosis
4. Differential
5. Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures
6. Physical Examination