Awarded with
1 CPD HOURS
Biochemistry tests are some of the most commonly requested tests and much diagnostic information can be gleaned from their correct interpretation. This module, composed of 10 clinically-rich self-assessment questions, is designed to assess your knowledge of commonly requested biochemical tests and their relationship with the diagnosis.
Immerse yourself in common clinical scenarios that demand your expertise in interpreting biochemistry tests. These scenarios mirror real-world situations you may encounter in your clinical practice.
Work through the questions, reflect upon your answers and take advantage of the further reading available to improve your knowledge and understanding of biochemistry tests. Once you successfully complete the module - and achieve the minimum pass rate of 60% - you will be awarded a downloadable 1-hour CPD Certificate, which you can print or upload to your annual CPD Portfolio.
On successful completion of this CPD module, you will be able to:
Recognise the common abnormalities noted on biochemistry requests such as U+Es, liver function tests and calcium metabolism
Understand the reasons for these abnormalities and formulate potential diagnoses
Understand normal results
General Medicine CPD Course
17 Modules Only £25
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Our CPD modules are written and edited by medical experts within their specialist fields, who have pedigrees in postgraduate education. Questions are reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that they remain relevant and up-to-date with new guidelines.
As a healthcare professional, it's important for you to continuously expand on your clinical knowledge, skills and abilities. Our CPD modules will help you achieve this by providing you with a full explanation of answers, further reading, and the option to reflect using our online notes system.