Learn clinical reasoning from real-world, de-identified cases. Below is a small sample — a searchable library of thousands arrives at launch.
Presentation: Sudden severe retrosternal chest pain radiating to the left arm, sweating and nausea for 40 minutes.
Learning point: Recognise acute coronary syndrome: immediate ECG, troponin, MONA-B where indicated, and time-critical reperfusion for STEMI.
Presentation: Night-time barking cough, inspiratory stridor and low-grade fever, worse when upset.
Learning point: Classic croup (laryngotracheobronchitis). Keep the child calm; corticosteroids help, with nebulised adrenaline for severe stridor.
Presentation: Two weeks of excessive thirst, frequent urination, fatigue and unintentional weight loss.
Learning point: Consider new-onset type 1 diabetes; check glucose and ketones, and screen for diabetic ketoacidosis if unwell.
Presentation: Acute pleuritic chest pain and breathlessness with a swollen, tender calf after prolonged immobility.
Learning point: Think pulmonary embolism: apply a validated risk score (e.g., Wells), and investigate/treat promptly.
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