1. Aetiology, Risk Factors, of Gout -Maze
2. History, Examination & clinical presentation of Gout Chrisine
3. Pathophysiology of Gout Alvin
4. investigations for GOUT. Why to do FBE? Chris
5. Management of Gout. pharmaco & non pharmaco. how to avoid further attacks. Yazid
6. overview and management of septic arthritis – ddx of gout. -Saree
Socso – on what basis can he make claims? What are the legal issues when u have an injury at work

1. Anatomy of the Lower Limb – microscopic & gross anatomy + blood supply, and nerves yazid
2. Aetiology and Classification Types of Fractures christine
3. Diagnosis of Fractures – alvin
a. various clinical presentations
b. history
c. examination
d. investigation
4. Physiology of Bone Healing & Complications of Fractures. chris
5. Principles of management of Fractures saree
6. Principles (outline) of Management of Complications of Fractures maz
a. Immediate complications  local and general
b. Early complications  local and general
c. Late complications  local and general

1. Differences between OA + rheumatoid A – differences in clinical features, history etc , first symptoms/signs saree
2. Aetiology – Causes & Risk Factors of OA. Joints commonly affected, grading system ,maz
3. Pathophysiology – what happens at the joint and how it causes pain and discomfort etc. focus on the knee? - yazid
4. investigation –fbe – exclusion criterias etc. x rays (show examples!), 4 cardinal signs, - Alvin:
how to assess severity. Share with the class. Be nice
5. management – occupational therapy, glucosamine, pharmacological, non pharmaco. – chris
6. complications and prognosis – why is there back and neck pain?? Thickening on fingers etc. – Christine