Contents

Over 1000 Questions

EMI & Best of 5s

PDF Notes

Tags & Notebook

Description

MRCPsych Paper B covers the critical review and clinical topics of Psychiatry. This paper explores several specialised areas of psychiatry and psychotherapy and is designed to introduce the topics and formats you’re likely to expect from your Paper B examination.

Our Paper B course features 1000s of questions of various formats and topics. Taking the form of Best of Fives and Extended Matching Items, these questions are structured to give you as relevant a revision resource as possible.

Every Birmingham Course is consistently updated to reflect the most recent Royal College syllabus. As knowledge bases expand so too does our scope and style of questioning. Our team of expert clinicians and academics develop a comprehensive collection of questions that all offer evidence-based explanations. This means that every answer is supported with clear references to standard textbooks, journals, guidelines and more.

Using The Birmingham Course resource, your revision can take three forms - topic wise, timed tests, or 20/20 test - a test that randomly selects 20 questions from the topic and gives you a 20 minute period to complete. Detailed notes for each topic are available.

Topics

1. General Adult Psychiatry - I
   1. Best of Five
      1. GAP1 - Aetiology
      2. GAP1 - Clinical features
      3. GAP1 - Epidemiology
      4. GAP1- Course & Prognosis
      5. GAP1- Management
   2. EMI
      1. GAP1 - EMIs
2. General Adult Psychiatry - II
   1. Best of Five
      1. GAP2 - Anxiety Disorders _Epidemiology
      2. GAP2 - Anxiety Disorders - Treatment
      3. GAP2 - Anxiety Disorders_Aetiology
      4. GAP2 - Anxiety Disorders_Diagnosis
      5. GAP2 - Eating disorders
      6. GAP2 - Liaison Psychiatry
      7. GAP2 - Suicide & DSH
      8. GAP2 -Dissociative & Somatoform disorders
   2. EMI
      1. GAP2 - EMIs
3. General Adult Psychiatry - III
   1. Best of Five
      1. GAP3 - Miscellaneous
      2. GAP3 - Perinatal Psychiatry
      3. GAP3 - Personality disorder
      4. Psychotherapy
   2. EMI
      1. GAP3 - EMIs
4. Older Adult Psychiatry
   1. Best of Five
      1. OA - Ageing Process
      2. OA - Alzheimer's Dementia
      3. OA - Delirium
      4. OA - Fronto temporal Dementia
      5. OA - Lewy Body Dementia
      6. OA - Miscellaneous
      7. OA - Mood & Psychotic Disorders
      8. OA - Other dementia
      9. OA - Vascular Dementia
   2. EMI
      1. Older Adult Psychiatry - EMIs
5. Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
   1. Best of Five
      1. CAP - ADHD
      2. CAP - Autism
      3. CAP - Conduct Disorder
      4. CAP - Emotional Disoders
      5. CAP - Enuresis
      6. CAP - PANDAS
      7. CAP - Tourette's syndrome
   2. EMI
      1. Child & Adolescent Psychiatry - EMIs
      2. Child & Adolescent Psychiatry- EMIs
6. Addiction Psychiatry
   1. Best of Five
      1. AP - Alcohol
      2. AP - Drugs
      3. AP - Epidemiology
      4. AP - Prevention
      5. AP - Treatment
   2. EMI
      1. Addiction Psychiatry - EMIs
7. Learning Disability
   1. Best of Five
      1. LD - Aetiology & Clinical features
      2. LD - Management
      3. LD - Miscellaneous
      4. LD -Epidemiology
   2. EMI
      1. Learning Disability - EMIs
8. Forensic Psychiatry
   1. Best of Five
      1. Forensic - General principles
      2. Forensic - Management and disposal
      3. Forensic - Risk assessment
      4. Forensic -Crime
      5. Forensic-Psychiatric morbidity
9. Critical Review
   1. Best of Five
      1. Critical_Review_Basic Biostatistics
      2. Critical_Review_Basic Epidemiology
      3. Critical_Review_Critical Appraisal
      4. Critical_Review_Linked_questions
   2. EMI
      1. Critical_Review_EMIs
10. Neuropsychiatry
    1. Best of Five
       1. Neuropsychiatry - EEG
       2. Neuropsychiatry - Epilepsy
       3. Neuropsychiatry - HIV/AIDS
       4. Neuropsychiatry - misc
       5. Neuropsychiatry - Movement disorders
       6. Neuropsychiatry - Sleep disorders
       7. Neuropsychiatry -Head injury / Stroke
       8. Psychiatric consequences of neurological conditions
    2. EMI
       1. Neuropsychiatry - EMIs