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You've conquered the written exam. Now it's time to master the clinical exam.
You've spent months preparing for the BPT written examinations. But once they're over, the countdown begins: just three months to consolidate the clinical knowledge, examination skills and diagnostic reasoning required across multiple medical specialties.
Where do you start? What should you look for? And what do those clinical findings actually mean?
Pocket AT – Clinical Short Case Resource is designed to help you approach clinical examination preparation with structure, clarity and confidence. Rather than piecing together fragmented notes and resources, access a comprehensive, practical guide to the examinations, clinical findings and conditions you need to understand.
This resource goes beyond simply listing clinical signs. It helps you understand how to perform the examination, recognise important findings, interpret their clinical significance and connect them to the underlying diagnosis.
Step-by-step examination guides — understand how to perform the key clinical examinations and demonstrate the relevant findings.
Clinical signs decoded — learn what specific findings mean, why they matter and which diagnoses they suggest.
High-yield conditions and differentials — consolidate the clinical features of important conditions across neurology, cardiology, respiratory medicine, rheumatology, endocrinology and other medical specialties.
Clinical reasoning made practical — develop a structured approach to interpreting findings, formulating differentials and discussing cases.
Examination-focused preparation — prepare for the types of cases, questions and clinical discussions you may encounter in your examinations.
Use Pocket AT to organise your clinical learning, strengthen your examination technique and develop a more systematic approach to clinical short cases.
You've conquered the written exam. Now it's time to master the clinical exam.
You've spent months preparing for the BPT written examinations. But once they're over, the countdown begins: just three months to consolidate the clinical knowledge, examination skills and diagnostic reasoning required across multiple medical specialties.
Where do you start? What should you look for? And what do those clinical findings actually mean?
Pocket AT – Clinical Short Case Resource is designed to help you approach clinical examination preparation with structure, clarity and confidence. Rather than piecing together fragmented notes and resources, access a comprehensive, practical guide to the examinations, clinical findings and conditions you need to understand.
This resource goes beyond simply listing clinical signs. It helps you understand how to perform the examination, recognise important findings, interpret their clinical significance and connect them to the underlying diagnosis.
Step-by-step examination guides — understand how to perform the key clinical examinations and demonstrate the relevant findings.
Clinical signs decoded — learn what specific findings mean, why they matter and which diagnoses they suggest.
High-yield conditions and differentials — consolidate the clinical features of important conditions across neurology, cardiology, respiratory medicine, rheumatology, endocrinology and other medical specialties.
Clinical reasoning made practical — develop a structured approach to interpreting findings, formulating differentials and discussing cases.
Examination-focused preparation — prepare for the types of cases, questions and clinical discussions you may encounter in your examinations.
Use Pocket AT to organise your clinical learning, strengthen your examination technique and develop a more systematic approach to clinical short cases.