# MRCS Part B Questions > The largest MRCS Part B question bank anywhere — exam-style anatomy spot tests, viva questions and model answers for the intercollegiate OSCE. ## Pages - [Preparation guide](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/guide): How to prepare, station by station - [Free sample questions](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Sample-Questions): Try real questions before buying - [Pricing and registration](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Question-Bank/Register): Access options, prices and FAQs - [Contact](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Contact-Us): Support and general enquiries - [Revision resources](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/revision): Topic-by-topic MRCS Part B revision ## MRCS Part B Knowledge Library - [Abdominal Examination for MRCS Part B: Inspection, Palpation and the Organs](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/abdominal-examination): Examine the abdomen flat with one pillow, exposed from nipples to knees in practice covered to the groin: inspect, palpate lightly then deep - [Achalasia for MRCS Part B: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis and Treatment](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/achalasia): Achalasia is an oesophageal motility disorder in which the lower oesophageal sphincter fails to relax and peristalsis is absent or ineffecti - [Acute Limb Ischaemia for MRCS Part B: The Six Ps and Management](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/acute-limb-ischaemia): Acute limb ischaemia is a sudden fall in arterial blood flow that threatens limb viability and demands urgent assessment, anticoagulation an - [Acute Pancreatitis for MRCS Part B: Causes, Glasgow Criteria and Management](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/acute-pancreatitis): Acute pancreatitis is sudden inflammation of the pancreas caused by premature activation of digestive enzymes, often linked to gallstones or - [Breast Examination for MRCS Part B: Positions, Quadrants and Triple Assessment](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/breast-examination): Inspect the breasts in four positions, palpate the normal side first through all four quadrants and the axillary tail, examine the nipple an - [Cannulation: Aseptic Insertion, Flushing and Setting Up an Infusion](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/cannulation): Cannulation is marked on aseptic non-touch technique and safety: decontaminate the skin with chlorhexidine gluconate in 70% alcohol, advance - [Cardiovascular Examination for MRCS Part B: Sequence, Signs and Presentation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/cardiovascular-examination): Examine the cardiovascular system in a fixed order: end of the bed, hands, pulse, blood pressure, JVP, face, praecordium, then auscultation - [Central Venous Catheter Insertion: Ultrasound, Seldinger Technique and Never Events](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/central-line): NICE TA49 recommends two-dimensional ultrasound guidance as the preferred method for internal jugular central venous catheter insertion in e - [Chest Drain Insertion for MRCS Part B: Triangle of Safety, Technique and Marking](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/chest-drain-insertion): Chest drain insertion involves assessing the indication and ABCDE stability, obtaining consent, preparing sterile equipment, positioning the - [Compartment Syndrome for MRCS Part B: Signs, Pressures and Fasciotomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/compartment-syndrome): Spot compartment syndrome early by recognising severe, progressive pain—especially pain with passive stretching—alongside a tense, swollen l - [Cranial Nerve Examination for MRCS Part B: Twelve Nerves in Order](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/cranial-nerve-examination): Test the cranial nerves in numerical order: smell, vision and pupils, eye movements, facial sensation and the muscles of mastication, facial - [Elbow Examination: A Verified Sequence for the MRCS Part B Station](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/elbow-examination): Examine the elbow by looking at the carrying angle and skin, palpating the epicondyles and olecranon, testing flexion, extension, pronation - [Foot and Ankle Examination: Alignment, Movement, Achilles and the Ottawa Rules](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/foot-and-ankle-examination): Examine the foot and ankle standing and lying, working from hindfoot to forefoot, then test movement, the Achilles tendon with the calf sque - [Gastric Carcinoma for MRCS Part B: Risk Factors, Spread and Staging](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/gastric-carcinoma): Gastric carcinoma is stomach cancer that may cause indigestion, weight loss, vomiting, or gastric outlet obstruction; it commonly develops t - [Hand and Wrist Examination: Look, Feel, Move, Function and the Nerves](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/hand-and-wrist-examination): Examine the hand palms down then palms up, palpate the wrist and small joints, test movement, then finish with function and the median, ulna - [Hernia Examination for MRCS Part B: Standing, Supine and the Cough Impulse](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/hernia-examination): Examine a groin hernia standing first, then supine: inspect, ask the patient to cough, palpate the lump, decide whether you can get above it - [Hip Examination: Gait, Trendelenburg, Fixed Flexion and Rotation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/hip-examination): Start the hip examination with gait, then look, feel and move, testing internal rotation with the hip flexed because NICE CKS identifies pai - [Joint Aspiration for MRCS Part B: Asepsis, Technique and Synovial Fluid](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/joint-aspiration): Knee joint aspiration works by inserting a sterile needle into the knee joint to withdraw excess synovial fluid for pressure relief or labor - [Knee Examination: Effusion, Ligaments, Menisci and the Ottawa Knee Rule](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/knee-examination): Examine the knee with look, feel, move and stability testing; NICE CKS gives a normal range of zero to 135 degrees, supports Lachman and dra - [Large Bowel Obstruction for MRCS Part B: Causes, Imaging and Management](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/large-bowel-obstruction): Large bowel obstruction causes progressive abdominal pain, distension, constipation, and reduced passage of flatus; vomiting is usually late - [Lower Limb Neurological Examination: Tone, Power, Reflexes, Sensation and Gait](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/lower-limb-neurological-examination): Run the lower limb neurological examination in the standard order of inspection, tone, power, reflexes, coordination, sensation and gait, gr - [Lumbar Puncture for MRCS Part B: Landmarks, Layers and Technique](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/lumbar-puncture): A lumbar puncture involves inserting a hollow needle into the lower back to collect cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) for testing. You are positione - [Lumps and Bumps Examination for MRCS Part B: A System for Any Lump](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/lumps-and-bumps-examination): Examine any lump with the same system: site, size, shape, surface, edge, colour, temperature, tenderness, consistency, fluctuance, transillu - [Meckel's Diverticulum for MRCS Part B: The Rule of 2s and Presentation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/meckels-diverticulum): Meckel's diverticulum is a congenital true diverticulum of the ileum caused by incomplete obliteration of the omphalomesenteric duct. It may - [Oesophageal Carcinoma for MRCS Part B: Types, Barrett's and Staging](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/oesophageal-carcinoma): Oesophageal carcinoma is a cancer of the oesophageal lining that commonly causes progressive dysphagia, arises as squamous cell carcinoma or - [Open Fractures for MRCS Part B: Gustilo-Anderson and Initial Management](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/open-fractures): Open fractures are emergencies: cover the wound with saline-soaked gauze, avoid pushing exposed bone back, assess circulation and sensation, - [Per Rectum (PR) Examination for MRCS Part B: Consent, Technique and Findings](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/per-rectum-pr-examination): A rectal examination is an intimate examination: explain it, gain consent, offer a chaperone, position the patient in the left lateral posit - [Peripheral Vascular Examination for MRCS Part B: Pulses, ABPI and Buerger's Test](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/peripheral-vascular-examination): Examine both legs together: inspect for tissue loss and colour change, assess temperature, capillary refill and sensation, palpate every pul - [Respiratory Examination for MRCS Part B: Inspection to Auscultation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/respiratory-examination): The respiratory examination is inspection, palpation for expansion and trachea, percussion and auscultation, repeated front and back, with t - [Shoulder Examination: Look, Feel, Move and the Special Tests That Count](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/shoulder-examination): Examine the shoulder from front, side and behind, palpate the bony landmarks, then test active, passive and resisted movement before any spe - [Small Bowel Obstruction for MRCS Part B: Causes, Imaging and Management](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/small-bowel-obstruction): Small bowel obstruction is treated initially with bowel rest, nasogastric decompression, intravenous fluids and electrolyte correction, with - [Spine and Neurological Examination: Movement, Root Signs and Cauda Equina](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/spine-neurological-examination): Examine the spine by region with look, feel and move, then screen the limbs neurologically; a straight leg raise is positive when pain is re - [Testicular Examination for MRCS Part B: Scrotal Lumps and What They Mean](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/testicular-examination): Examine the scrotum standing then supine: inspect, palpate both testes and epididymes, ask whether you can get above the lump, test for a co - [Thyroid Examination for MRCS Part B: Neck Lumps and Thyroid Status](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/thyroid-examination): Examine the thyroid from the front and then from behind: inspect the neck with the patient swallowing and protruding the tongue, palpate bot - [Upper Limb Neurological Examination for MRCS Part B: Tone, Power, Reflexes and Sensation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/upper-limb-neurological-examination): Examine the upper limbs in a fixed order: inspection and pronator drift, tone, power graded on the MRC scale, the biceps, triceps and supina - [Urethral Catheterisation: Aseptic Insertion, the Balloon and the Foreskin](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/catheterisation): Urethral catheterisation is an aseptic procedure: clean the meatus, use lubricant from a single-use container, inflate the balloon with 10 m - [Varicose Vein Examination for MRCS Part B: Distribution, Skin Changes and Special Tests](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/varicose-vein-examination): Examine varicose veins with the patient standing: map the long and short saphenous distributions, look for skin changes of chronic venous hy - [Venepuncture: Aseptic Technique, Order of Draw and Blood Cultures](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/knowledge/venepuncture): Venepuncture is marked on identification, asepsis and sharps safety: clean the site with 70% alcohol for 30 seconds and let it dry, never re ## For agents - [AI information](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/ai-info): what the product is, price, question counts and key URLs - [Skill](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/skill.md): how an assistant should use this site - [MCP server card](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json) - [Sitemap](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/sitemap.xml) ## Revision stations (free, one page per station) ### Anatomy spot tests — part of the 3 anatomy stations - [Ankle Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Ankle-Anatomy) - [Clavicle Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Clavicle-Anatomy) - [Femur Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Femur-Anatomy) - [Foot Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Foot-Anatomy) - [Foot Surface Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Foot-Surface-Anatomy) - [Hand Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Hand-Anatomy) - [Humerus Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Humerus-Anatomy) - [Knee Attachments Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Knee-Attachments-Anatomy) - [Shoulder Anatomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy-Spots/Shoulder-Anatomy) ### Anatomy — 3 of the 17 examined stations - [Abdominal Cavity](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Abdominal-Cavity) - [Anterior Triangle](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Anterior-Triangle) - [Biliary System](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Biliary-System) - [Brachial Pleux 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Brachial-Pleux-2) - [Brachial Plexus 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Brachial-Plexus-1) - [Brain](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Brain) - [Clavicle and Ribs](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Clavicle-and-Ribs) - [Cortex](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Cortex) - [Diaphragm](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Diaphragm) - [Ear](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Ear) - [Elbow](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Elbow) - [Femoral Region](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Femoral-Region) - [Foot and Ankle 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Foot-and-Ankle-1) - [Foot and Ankle 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Foot-and-Ankle-2) - [Forearm 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Forearm-1) - [Forearm 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Forearm-2) - [Gluteal Region](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Gluteal-Region) - [Hand 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Hand-1) - [Hand 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Hand-2) - [Heart 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Heart-1) - [Heart 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Heart-2) - [Heart 3](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Heart-3) - [Hip](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Hip) - [Humerus 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Humerus-1) - [Humerus 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Humerus-2) - [Inguinal Region](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Inguinal-Region) - [Intercostals](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Intercostals) - [Knee 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Knee-1) - [Knee 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Knee-2) - [Large Intestine](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Large-Intestine) - [Larynx](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Larynx) - [Leg](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Leg) - [Liver](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Liver) - [Lungs](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Lungs) - [Mediastinum 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Mediastinum-1) - [Mediastinum 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Mediastinum-2) - [Nasal Region](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Nasal-Region) - [Nervous System](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Nervous-System) - [Oesophagus](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Oesophagus) - [Orbit](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Orbit) - [Oropharynx](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Oropharynx) - [Parotid Gland](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Parotid-Gland) - [Pelvis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Pelvis) - [Pleural Cavity](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Pleural-Cavity) - [Popliteal Fossa](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Popliteal-Fossa) - [Posterior Triangle](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Posterior-Triangle) - [Shoulder](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Shoulder) - [Skull Vault](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Skull-Vault) - [Small Intestine](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Small-Intestine) - [Stomach](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Stomach) - [Submandibular](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Submandibular) - [Thigh](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Thigh) - [Trachea](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Trachea) - [Urinary System](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Urinary-System) - [Wrist](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Anatomy/Wrist) ### Applied surgical science and critical care — 3 of the 17 examined stations - [Adrenal Function](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Adrenal-Function) - [Airway](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Airway) - [AKI](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/AKI) - [Anaesthetic Agents](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Anaesthetic-Agents) - [ARDS](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/ARDS) - [Autonomic Nervous System](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Autonomic-Nervous-System) - [Burns](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Burns) - [Calcium](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Calcium) - [Cardiac Agents](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Cardiac-Agents) - [Cardiac Lines](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Cardiac-Lines) - [CKD](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/CKD) - [DIC](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/DIC) - [Fluid Balance](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Fluid-Balance) - [Gastric Outflow](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Gastric-Outflow) - [Head Injury](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Head-Injury) - [JVP](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/JVP) - [Lung Function](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Lung-Function) - [Muscle](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Muscle) - [NMJ](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/NMJ) - [Pancreatitis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Pancreatitis) - [Peripheral Nerves](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Peripheral-Nerves) - [Potassium](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Potassium) - [Rhabdomyolysis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Rhabdomyolysis) - [Sepsis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Sepsis) - [Shock 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Shock-1) - [Shock 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Shock-2) - [Sodium](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Sodium) - [Thyroid Function](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Applied-Sciences/Thyroid-Function) ### Communication skills — 4 of the 17 examined stations - [Angry Relative](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Angry-Relative) - [Appendix A](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Appendix-A) - [Arguing Colleagues](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Arguing-Colleagues) - [Bile Leak](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Bile-Leak) - [Breaking Bad News 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Breaking-Bad-News-1) - [Breaking Bad News 2](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Breaking-Bad-News-2) - [Cancelled Op](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Cancelled-Op) - [Cholangiocarcinoma](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Cholangiocarcinoma) - [Cholecystectomy](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Cholecystectomy) - [Colon Ca](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Colon-Ca) - [Death](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Death) - [DHS](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/DHS) - [DNAR](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/DNAR) - [DNAR A](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/DNAR-A) - [ERCP](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/ERCP) - [Explaining A Diagnosis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Explaining-A-Diagnosis) - [Flexi Sig](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Flexi-Sig) - [Hip Dislocation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Hip-Dislocation) - [Hip Fracture](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Hip-Fracture) - [Legal Guardian](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Legal-Guardian) - [OA Knee](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/OA-Knee) - [Organ Donation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Organ-Donation) - [Patient Confidentiality](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Patient-Confidentiality) - [Refusal Of Treatment](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Refusal-Of-Treatment) - [Self Discharge](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Self-Discharge) - [Smoking](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Smoking) - [Struggling Colleague](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Struggling-Colleague) - [Wound Breakdown](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Wound-Breakdown) - [Wrist MUA](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Communication/Wrist-MUA) ### Physical examination — 3 of the 17 examined stations - [Breast Lump](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Breast-Lump) - [Cardiovascular](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Cardiovascular) - [Cranial Nerves Eye](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Cranial-Nerves-Eye) - [Ear](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Ear) - [Foot Drop](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Foot-Drop) - [Incisional Hernia](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Incisional-Hernia) - [Liver](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Liver) - [Neck Lump](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Neck-Lump) - [Resp](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Resp) - [RIF Pain](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/RIF-Pain) - [Skin Lump A](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Skin-Lump-A) - [Skin Lump B](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Skin-Lump-B) - [Ulnar](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Examination/Ulnar) ### Surgical pathology — 2 of the 17 examined stations - [Anaemia](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Anaemia) - [Aneurysm](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Aneurysm) - [Appendicitis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Appendicitis) - [Cellular Immunity](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Cellular-Immunity) - [Colonic Carcinoma](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Colonic-Carcinoma) - [Fistulae](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Fistulae) - [Haematology](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Haematology) - [Hypersensitivity](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Hypersensitivity) - [IBD](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/IBD) - [Micro 1](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Micro-1) - [Open Fracture](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Open-Fracture) - [Peripheral Vascular Disease](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Peripheral-Vascular-Disease) - [Pneumothorax](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Pneumothorax) - [PR Bleeding](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/PR-Bleeding) - [Stomach Carcinoma](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Stomach-Carcinoma) - [Temporal Arteritis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Temporal-Arteritis) - [Thrombosis](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Pathology/Thrombosis) ### Procedural and technical skills — 2 of the 17 examined stations - [ATLS](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Surgical-Skills/ATLS) - [Catheterisation](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Surgical-Skills/Catheterisation) - [Central Line](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Surgical-Skills/Central-Line) - [Excision Of A Naevus](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Surgical-Skills/Excision-Of-A-Naevus) - [Joint Aspiration](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Surgical-Skills/Joint-Aspiration) - [Knot Tying](https://www.mrcspartbquestions.com/Surgical-Skills/Knot-Tying) - 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