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Year 3 · Medicine · Medical University of Sofia

Internal Medicine: notes and exam prep for MU Sofia

Internal Medicine for Year 3 Medicine at the Medical University of Sofia: all 81 syllabus topics in 2 sections, with exam-focused notes, figures, flashcards and SuperPrep recall sets.

What Internal Medicine has on SuperMed

  • Notes on every topic, written to answer the syllabus question as it is asked, with 606 figures and diagrams.
  • 5,179 flashcards for the facts you have to recall, with spaced review.
  • SuperPrep : 465 recall sets. A short piece of material, then questions on all of it from memory, at the grade you are aiming for.

The Internal Medicine syllabus

Every topic, numbered as the department numbers it.

Every Internal Medicine topic opens with Super.Super is €14.99 a month

Main internal diseases62 topics

  1. 1Acute tracheobronchitis and bronchitis
  2. 2Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
  3. 3Bronchiectatic disease
  4. 4Bronchial asthma
  5. 5Pneumonia
  6. 6Pulmonary embolism
  7. 7Lung cancer
  8. 8Pleuritis
  9. 9Pulmonary tuberculosis - primary forms
  10. 10Pulmonary tuberculosis - secondary forms
  11. 11Acute and chronic respiratory failure
  12. 12Sleep apnoea
  13. 13Acute and chronic heart failure
  14. 14Shock and circulatory failure
  15. 15Infective endocarditis
  16. 16Myocarditis
  17. 17Cardiomyopathy
  18. 18Pericarditis
  19. 19Mitral insufficiency
  20. 20Mitral stenosis
  21. 21Aortic insufficiency
  22. 22Aortic stenosis
  23. 23Arterial hypertension
  24. 24Ischaemic heart disease - stable and unstable angina
  25. 25Ischaemic heart disease - myocardial infarction
  26. 26Acute renal failure
  27. 27Chronic renal failure
  28. 28Glomerulonephritis
  29. 29Nephrolithiasis
  30. 30Acute and chronic pyelonephritis
  31. 31Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD); reflux oesophagitis
  32. 32Acute and chronic gastritis
  33. 33Stomach and duodenal ulcers
  34. 34Gastric cancer
  35. 35Acute and chronic enteritis; gluten enteropathy (coeliac disease)
  36. 36Inflammatory bowel disease - ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease
  37. 37Colorectal cancer
  38. 38Chronic hepatitis B and C
  39. 39Cirrhosis
  40. 40Liver failure - hepatic encephalopathy and coma
  41. 41Liver cancer
  42. 42Cholelithiasis, choledocholithiasis, biliary colic
  43. 43Acute and chronic cholecystitis
  44. 44Acute and chronic pancreatitis
  45. 45Pancreatic cancers
  46. 46Iron deficiency anaemia
  47. 47Vitamin B12 and folic acid deficiency anaemia
  48. 48Acute leukaemia
  49. 49Chronic myeloid leukaemia
  50. 50Chronic lymphoid leukaemia
  51. 51Multiple myeloma (plasmacytoma)
  52. 52Haemorrhagic diathesis
  53. 53Lymphoma
  54. 54Hyperthyroidism; Graves' disease
  55. 55Hypothyroidism; myxoedema
  56. 56Hypocorticism (Addison's disease)
  57. 57Cushing's syndrome and disease (hypercorticism)
  58. 58Diabetes mellitus - aetiology, pathogenesis, clinical features, diagnosis
  59. 59Diabetes mellitus - complications
  60. 60Gout (podagra)
  61. 61Rheumatoid arthritis. Ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterew's disease)
  62. 62Autoimmune connective tissue disorders

Basic laboratory tests19 topics

  1. 63General characteristics of the urine; specific gravity; Zimnicki and Volhard's tests; clinical interpretation
  2. 64Proteinuria; methods of evaluation; types of proteinuria; clinical interpretation
  3. 65Glucosuria; methods of evaluation; clinical interpretation
  4. 66Ketones in the urine; methods of evaluation; clinical interpretation
  5. 67Bile pigments in the urine (bilirubin, urobilinogen); methods of evaluation; clinical interpretation
  6. 68Urine sediment; counting of leukocytes and erythrocytes; clinical evaluation
  7. 69Haemoglobin - methods of evaluation; reference range, clinical interpretation
  8. 70Haematocrit (packed cell volume) - methods of evaluation; reference range, clinical interpretation
  9. 71RBC count - methods of evaluation; reference range, clinical interpretation; MCV, MCHC, RDW analysis and clinical interpretation
  10. 72WBC count - methods of evaluation; reference range, clinical interpretation
  11. 73Platelet count - methods of evaluation; reference range, clinical interpretation
  12. 74Sedimentation rate (Westergren and Panchenko tests) - methods of evaluation; reference range, clinical interpretation
  13. 75Blood smear - morphology of erythrocytes, clinical interpretation
  14. 76Blood smear - morphology of leukocytes, differential WBC count; clinical interpretation; most common pathological variations
  15. 77Bone marrow sample - morphology of the cells from the erythroblast line
  16. 78Bone marrow sample - morphology of the cells from the granulocyte line
  17. 79Bone marrow sample - morphology of the monocytes, lymphocytes and plasmocytes
  18. 80Bone marrow sample - morphology of the cells from the megakaryocyte line
  19. 81Laboratory tests for liver diseases - diagnostic evaluation

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Each topic is drafted by a senior student against the syllabus question, sourced from the department’s lectures and textbook, and checked line by line by a second student before it is published. It is exam study support, not clinical guidance, and SuperMed is not affiliated with the university. How content is made

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