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In currently in final week of ortho, if you were to see thoroughly the academic calendar which I have uploaded..so I have plan to study 3 topics per day..1 from the lecture that has been taken for me on the particular day and the other 2, will be from previous posting that I have attended. Give me the list of topics that I should study for each posting..so that it will be easy for me to ace in the upcoming CA( you can see when the CA is coming in the academic calendar)

I can see from the calendar that today is May 11, 2026 (Monday), which falls in Week 21, Clinical Week 32. Let me analyze your schedule carefully.

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Before I need to clarify one key thing to make this plan accurate:

Asking for Preferences

Which group are you in? This determines which postings you've already completed before Ortho.

Now let me trace Group F's full rotation history from the calendar to identify all completed postings before Ortho.

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Now let me carefully trace Group F's rotation schedule from the calendar and work out the study plan.

From the calendar, here is Group F's rotation history:

Tracing Group F across the calendar:

Clinical Wk	Posting
Wk 3	Medicine (6wks) → Wk 3–8
Wk 3	OBG (6wks) → Wk 3–8
Wk 9	Surgery starts
Wk 15	Group F = Ortho
Current: Wk 32	Group F = Ortho (final week, 2wks block)

Let me re-read this more carefully from the image:

Looking at the calendar systematically for Group F:

Wk 3 (6 Oct): Medicine = Group A, Surgery = Group B, Ortho = Group C, Paeds = Group D, Comm Med = Group E, Forensic/FM = Group F (2wks), OBG = Group G
Wk 9 (24 Nov): Medicine = Group G, Surgery = Group A, Ortho = Group B, Paeds = Group C, Comm Med = Group D, FM 2wks, OBG = Group F
Wk 15 (12 Jan): Medicine = Group F, Surgery = Group G, Ortho = Group A, Paeds = Group B, Comm Med = Group C, FM = Group D, OBG = Group E
Wk 21 (23 Feb): Medicine = Group E, Surgery = Group F, Ortho = Group G (2wks), Paeds = Group A, Comm Med = Group B, OBG = Group D
Wk 26 (13 Apr): Medicine = Group D, Surgery = Group E, Ortho = Group F, Paeds = Group F, Comm Med = Group G, OBG = Group C → THIS IS GROUP F's ORTHO POSTING (6wks)
Wk 32 (25 May): Medicine = Group C, Surgery = Group D, Ortho = Group E, Paeds = Group F, Comm Med = Group G, OBG = Group B

From the calendar, Group F's Ortho posting appears to be at Clinical Week 32 (Wk 21 of academic year, dated 18 May–22 May). But today is May 11 — let me re-examine.

Looking at the row for Week 20, Clinical Week 31 (dates 11 May–15 May): Medicine=Group C (6wks), Surgery=Group D (6wks), Ortho=Group E (2wks), Paeds=Group F (6wks)...

Actually I need to identify where Group F is in Ortho. Let me carefully re-read the image data:

Row by row for Ortho column:

Wk 41/CW3: Group C
Wk 48/CW9: Group B
Wk 2/CW15: Group A
Wk 9/CW22: Group G (2wks)
Wk 15/CW26: Group F ← Group F Ortho starts here (6wks)
Wk 21/CW32: Group E (2wks?)
Wk 27/CW38: Group D?

So Group F's Ortho = Clinical Week 26, starting 13 April, for 6 weeks = ends approximately 22 May.

Today is May 11 = roughly Week 4 of Ortho for Group F — not the final week yet.

Hmm, but the user says "I am currently in final week of Ortho." Let me reconsider. If Ortho started April 13 (6 wks), final week would be May 18–22. But the user says final week is NOW (May 11). That means Ortho might be a 2-week block for Group F, and they started around Apr 27.

Looking again at the Ortho column more carefully — at row CW 32 (Week 21 academic, 18 May–22 May): Ortho = Group E. And at row CW 26 (Week 15 of 2026, 13 Apr): the Ortho cell shows Group F.

Since Ortho is listed as "2wks" in some rows and "6wks" in others — and the current date is May 11 — if Group F's final week of Ortho is this week (May 11–15), they likely started April 27 for a 2-week block.

Given all this complexity, here is what I'll work with based on the user's own statement: "I'm in my final week of Ortho." The CA is at Week 35, Clinical Week 46 = 31 Aug–4 Sep 2026.

Now let me map out all postings Group F would have completed before CA:

Based on the rotation pattern, Group F's completed/upcoming postings before the CA (Aug 31):

✅ Forensic Medicine/FM (2wks, Wk 41/CW3, Oct 6)
✅ OBG (6wks, Wk 48/CW9, Nov 24)
✅ Medicine (6wks, Wk 2/CW15, Jan 12)
✅ Surgery (6wks, Wk 9/CW22, Feb 23)
✅ Ortho (current — final week)
🔜 Paediatrics (6wks, after Ortho)
🔜 Community Medicine (after Paeds)
🔜 SSM/Derm modules interspersed

The CA at Week 35 covers ALL postings completed by then.

Here is your comprehensive topic list per posting to study 2 topics/day from previous postings:

📋 GROUP F — Study Plan by Posting

🦴 ORTHO (Current Posting — 1 topic/day from lectures)

Daily ortho lecture topics to cover this final week:

Mon (today): Osteoarthritis / Rheumatoid Arthritis of joints
Tue: Fracture complications (AVN, fat embolism, compartment syndrome)
Wed: Spine — disc prolapse, spondylolisthesis
Thu: Bone tumours (osteosarcoma, Ewing's)
Fri: Revision / Paeds ortho (CDH, CTEV, Perthe's)

💊 MEDICINE (6 weeks) — Topic Bank for your 2 revision slots/day

Pick 2 per day from this list:

#	Topic
1	Heart failure — types, staging (NYHA), management
2	Ischaemic heart disease — ACS, STEMI vs NSTEMI, management
3	Hypertension — classification, management, complications
4	Rheumatic fever & mitral stenosis
5	COPD — spirometry, management, exacerbations
6	Asthma — classification, acute severe management
7	Pneumonia — CAP, HAP, organisms, management
8	Tuberculosis — diagnosis, treatment, MDR-TB
9	Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) vs HHS
10	Diabetes mellitus — types, management, complications
11	Thyroid disorders — hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism
12	Cushing's syndrome vs Addison's disease
13	Chronic kidney disease — staging, complications, dialysis indications
14	Nephrotic vs nephritic syndrome
15	Liver cirrhosis — complications (variceal bleed, SBP, HE)
16	Hepatitis B & C — serology, treatment
17	Stroke — ischaemic vs haemorrhagic, management, thrombolysis
18	Meningitis & encephalitis
19	Anaemia — iron deficiency, B12, haemolytic
20	Leukaemia — ALL, CML, AML overview

🔪 SURGERY (6 weeks) — Topic Bank

#	Topic
1	Acute abdomen — causes, approach, differentials
2	Appendicitis — clinical features, scoring, management
3	Bowel obstruction — small vs large, causes, management
4	Peptic ulcer disease — complications, surgical management
5	Hernia — inguinal (direct vs indirect), femoral, complications
6	Colorectal carcinoma — Duke's staging, management
7	Gallstones — biliary colic, cholecystitis, cholangitis, Charcot's triad
8	Pancreatitis — acute (Ranson's criteria), chronic
9	Breast lump — benign vs malignant, investigations, management
10	Thyroid swelling — goitre, carcinoma types
11	Trauma — ATLS primary survey, haemorrhagic shock classification
12	Burns — rule of 9s, depth classification, fluid resuscitation
13	Peripheral vascular disease — ABI, management, critical ischaemia
14	Varicose veins vs DVT
15	Urological — BPH, renal stones (ureteric colic), bladder carcinoma
16	Head injury — GCS, extradural vs subdural haematoma
17	Pre-op assessment & post-op complications
18	Surgical wound — infection, dehiscence, fistula

👶 OBG (6 weeks) — Topic Bank

#	Topic
1	Antenatal care — booking visit, investigations, screening
2	Hypertension in pregnancy — pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, HELLP
3	Antepartum haemorrhage — placenta praevia vs abruption
4	Diabetes in pregnancy — GDM screening, management
5	Preterm labour — causes, tocolysis, steroids
6	Prolonged labour — partograph, causes, management
7	Postpartum haemorrhage — causes (4 T's), management
8	Normal labour — stages, mechanism, active management
9	Caesarean section — indications, types, complications
10	Ectopic pregnancy — clinical features, diagnosis, management
11	Abortion — types, management, Rh consideration
12	Abnormal uterine bleeding — causes (PALM-COEIN), investigation
13	Fibroids — types, complications, management
14	Cervical carcinoma — staging (FIGO), treatment, colposcopy
15	Ovarian cysts & carcinoma — CA-125, staging
16	Endometriosis — clinical features, management
17	Contraception — combined pill, IUCD, sterilisation
18	Menopause — HRT, osteoporosis prevention

🔬 FORENSIC MEDICINE / FM (2 weeks) — Topic Bank

#	Topic
1	Death certification, types of death (natural, unnatural)
2	Medico-legal autopsy — internal & external examination
3	Wounds — incised, lacerated, gunshot, stab
4	Sexual assault — examination, evidence collection
5	Drowning & hanging — findings
6	Poisoning — organophosphate, CO, alcohol
7	Age & identity estimation
8	Medical ethics & consent

📅 Your Daily 3-Topic Structure

Each day this final week:

Slot	Source	How to choose
Topic 1	Ortho lecture of the day	Whatever is taught today
Topic 2	Previous posting A (rotate: Medicine → Surgery → OBG → FM)	Pick next uncovered topic from list above
Topic 3	Previous posting B (different from A)	Pick next uncovered topic from a different posting

⏰ CA Timeline

The CA (Year 3) is in Week 35, Clinical Week 46: 31 August – 4 September 2026. You have approximately ~16 weeks after Ortho ends. All 6 major postings (Medicine, Surgery, Ortho, OBG, Paediatrics, Community Medicine + Forensic/SSM) will be examinable.

Priority order for CA revision: Surgery & Medicine (6 weeks each = most content) → OBG → Ortho → Paediatrics → Community Med → Forensic

Would you like me to build a day-by-day calendar for the entire period from now until the CA, with specific topics assigned to each day?

I need the topics I have to study from the postings that I have finished and also for the upcoming postings..also the current posting

Let me query the medical library in parallel to get all the high-yield topics across every posting.

Finding Sources

Searching the Web

AIMST University Year 3 MBBS clinical posting topics syllabus ortho surgery medicine paediatrics community medicine

Finding Sources

Reading Web Page

https://aimst.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MBBS-program…

Finding Sources

Searching the Web

Year 3 MBBS high yield topics orthopaedics paediatrics community medicine SSM dermatology CA exam

I now have everything I need. Here is your complete, comprehensive topic list for all postings — past, current, and upcoming — tailored for Group F, Batch 29, Year 3 AIMST.

📚 Group F — Complete Topic Bank for CA (Year 3)

CA Date: 31 Aug – 4 Sep 2026

🗓️ Group F Rotation Timeline

Status	Posting	Duration
✅ Done	Forensic Medicine / FM	2 wks (Oct)
✅ Done	OBG	6 wks (Nov–Dec)
✅ Done	Medicine	6 wks (Jan–Feb)
✅ Done	Surgery	6 wks (Feb–Apr)
🔴 Current	Orthopaedics	Final week (now)
🔜 Upcoming	Paediatrics	6 wks
🔜 Upcoming	Community Medicine	~6 wks
🔜 Upcoming	SSM / Dermatology	2 wks each

✅ POSTING 1 — FORENSIC MEDICINE (Completed)

2-week posting — smaller topic list, high yield for exams

#	Topic	Key Focus
1	Medico-legal autopsy	External & internal examination findings
2	Types of wounds	Incised, lacerated, contused, stab, gunshot — distinguishing features
3	Asphyxia deaths	Hanging, strangulation, drowning — autopsy findings
4	Poisoning	Organophosphate, CO, alcohol, corrosives — clinical + PM findings
5	Sexual assault	Examination protocol, evidence collection, hymen injuries
6	Death & documentation	Death certification, cause of death, types (natural, unnatural, sudden)
7	Age estimation	Dentition, ossification centres, skeletal age
8	Medical ethics & consent	Informed consent, confidentiality, professional negligence
9	Decomposition & time of death	Rigor mortis, livor mortis, putrefaction
10	Infanticide & SIDS	Features distinguishing stillbirth from live-born death

✅ POSTING 2 — OBG (Completed)

#	Topic	Key Focus
1	Normal labour & stages	Mechanism of labour, partograph interpretation
2	Antenatal care	Booking visit, screening tests, danger signs
3	Pre-eclampsia & eclampsia	Criteria, management, MgSO₄ protocol, HELLP
4	Antepartum haemorrhage	Placenta praevia vs abruption — differences, management
5	Postpartum haemorrhage	4 T's (tone, trauma, tissue, thrombin), active management of 3rd stage
6	Diabetes in pregnancy	GDM screening (OGTT), management, fetal complications
7	Preterm labour	Definition, causes, tocolytics, antenatal corticosteroids
8	Prolonged/obstructed labour	Causes, partograph warning signs, management
9	Caesarean section	Indications, types (LSCS), complications
10	Ectopic pregnancy	Sites, clinical features, laparoscopy, management
11	Abortion	Types (threatened/inevitable/incomplete/missed), management, anti-D
12	Abnormal uterine bleeding	PALM-COEIN classification, investigations
13	Fibroids (leiomyoma)	Types (intramural/submucosal/subserosal), complications, myomectomy
14	Cervical carcinoma	FIGO staging, colposcopy, PAP smear, HPV vaccination
15	Ovarian cysts & carcinoma	Benign vs malignant, CA-125, staging
16	Endometriosis	Pathophysiology, clinical features, laparoscopy, management
17	Contraception	COC pill, IUCD (types, complications), sterilisation, emergency contraception
18	Menopause & HRT	Symptoms, HRT risks/benefits, osteoporosis prevention
19	Puerperal sepsis	Causes, organisms, management
20	Hydramnios & oligohydramnios	Causes, AFI, complications

✅ POSTING 3 — MEDICINE (Completed)

Cardiology

#	Topic	Key Focus
1	Hypertension	Classification, target organ damage, stepwise management
2	Ischaemic heart disease / ACS	STEMI vs NSTEMI, ECG changes, thrombolysis, PCI
3	Heart failure	Systolic vs diastolic, NYHA staging, management (RAAS, diuretics)
4	Valvular heart disease	Mitral stenosis, mitral regurgitation, aortic stenosis
5	Rheumatic fever	Jones criteria, streptococcal link, prophylaxis
6	Arrhythmias	AF — rate vs rhythm control; VT/VF — management
7	Infective endocarditis	Duke criteria, organisms, embolic complications

Respiratory

#	Topic
8	COPD — GOLD staging, management, exacerbations
9	Asthma — classification, acute severe management, stepwise therapy
10	Community-acquired pneumonia — organisms, CURB-65, antibiotics
11	Tuberculosis — diagnosis (Mantoux, IGRA, AFB), RIPE therapy, MDR-TB
12	Pleural effusion — transudate vs exudate, Light's criteria
13	Lung carcinoma — types (SCLC vs NSCLC), paraneoplastic syndromes
14	Pulmonary embolism — Wells score, CTPA, management

Gastroenterology

#	Topic
15	Liver cirrhosis — Child-Pugh, complications (variceal bleed, SBP, hepatic encephalopathy, HRS)
16	Hepatitis B — serology (HBsAg, anti-HBs, HBeAg), treatment
17	Peptic ulcer disease — H. pylori, complications, treatment
18	Inflammatory bowel disease — Crohn's vs UC
19	Acute liver failure — causes, management

Endocrinology

#	Topic
20	Diabetes mellitus — Type 1 vs 2, DKA vs HHS (differences!), complications
21	Thyroid disorders — hyperthyroidism (Graves'), hypothyroidism, thyroid storm
22	Cushing's syndrome — causes, investigations (dexamethasone suppression)
23	Addison's disease — features, Addisonian crisis, short Synacthen test

Nephrology

#	Topic
24	Chronic kidney disease — staging (eGFR), complications, dialysis indications
25	Nephrotic vs nephritic syndrome — differences, causes
26	Acute kidney injury — pre-renal/renal/post-renal, management
27	UTI & pyelonephritis

Neurology

#	Topic
28	Stroke — ischaemic vs haemorrhagic, thrombolysis criteria, management
29	Meningitis — causes, CSF findings (bacterial vs viral vs TB), treatment
30	Epilepsy — classification, status epilepticus management

Haematology

#	Topic
31	Anaemia — iron deficiency, B12/folate, haemolytic; investigations
32	Leukaemia overview — ALL, AML, CLL, CML — key differences
33	Coagulopathy — haemophilia, ITP, DIC

✅ POSTING 4 — SURGERY (Completed)

GI Surgery

#	Topic
1	Acute abdomen — causes by quadrant, approach, investigations
2	Appendicitis — Alvarado score, surgical management
3	Bowel obstruction — small vs large, causes (adhesions, hernia, volvulus), management
4	Perforated peptic ulcer — Boey score, operative management
5	Colorectal carcinoma — Duke's/TNM staging, screening, surgery types
6	Gallstone disease — biliary colic, acute cholecystitis, cholangitis (Charcot's triad), Mirizzi
7	Acute pancreatitis — Ranson's criteria, Atlanta classification, ERCP role
8	Hernia — inguinal (direct vs indirect), femoral, incisional; strangulation vs obstruction

Breast & Endocrine

#	Topic
9	Breast lumps — Triple assessment, benign (fibroadenoma, cyst) vs malignant
10	Breast carcinoma — TNM staging, types, surgical options (mastectomy vs BCS)
11	Thyroid swelling — investigation, goitre types, thyroid carcinoma (papillary most common)

Vascular

#	Topic
12	Peripheral arterial disease — ABI, Fontaine classification, critical ischaemia
13	DVT & varicose veins — Wells score, management
14	Aortic aneurysm — AAA, risk of rupture, endovascular vs open

Trauma

#	Topic
15	ATLS primary survey (ABCDE), haemorrhagic shock classification (Classes I–IV)
16	Burns — Rule of 9s, depth classification, Parkland formula
17	Head injury — GCS, extradural (middle meningeal artery) vs subdural haematoma

Urology

#	Topic
18	BPH — IPSS score, medical vs surgical management
19	Renal & ureteric calculi — pain radiation, KUB, management
20	Bladder & renal carcinoma — painless haematuria, staging, treatment

Pre/Post-Op

#	Topic
21	Pre-operative assessment — risk scoring, optimisation
22	Post-operative complications — wound infection, DVT, PE, ileus, anastomotic leak

🔴 CURRENT POSTING — ORTHOPAEDICS (Final Week)

Study 1 topic/day from today's lecture + 2 from previous postings

#	Topic	Key Focus
1	Fracture classification & healing	Gustilo (open), AO classification, stages of healing
2	Fracture complications	AVN, fat embolism, compartment syndrome, malunion, non-union
3	Upper limb fractures	Colles', Smith's, scaphoid (AVN risk), supracondylar (children)
4	Lower limb fractures	NOF (intracapsular vs extracapsular), tibial shaft, ankle (Lauge-Hansen/Weber)
5	Spine — disc prolapse	PIVD, levels (L4/L5, L5/S1), SLR test, management
6	Spine — other	Spondylolisthesis, spinal stenosis, cord injury (ASIA classification)
7	Osteoarthritis	Pathology, X-ray features (4 signs), management (conservative vs TKR/THR)
8	Rheumatoid arthritis (joint)	Hands (ulnar deviation, Boutonnière, swan-neck), management
9	Septic arthritis & osteomyelitis	Organisms, acute vs chronic, Brodie's abscess, management
10	Bone tumours	Osteosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma (vs Ewing's), secondaries (common primaries)
11	Paediatric ortho — CDH	Barlow/Ortolani test, Graf classification, Pavlik harness
12	Paediatric ortho — CTEV	Clinical features, Pirani score, Ponseti method
13	Perthes' disease vs SUFE	Age group, clinical features, X-ray findings
14	Shoulder disorders	Rotator cuff tears, frozen shoulder, shoulder dislocation
15	Knee disorders	ACL/PCL/meniscal injuries — special tests (Lachman, McMurray)
16	Gout & pseudogout	Investigations (urate crystals), management (colchicine, allopurinol)
17	Amputation & rehabilitation	Levels, prosthetics, phantom pain
18	Osteoporosis	Risk factors, DEXA scan, T-score, bisphosphonates

🔜 UPCOMING POSTING — PAEDIATRICS

#	Topic	Key Focus
1	Normal development milestones	Gross motor, fine motor, language, social — red flags
2	Neonatal resuscitation	Apgar score, NRP steps
3	Neonatal jaundice	Physiological vs pathological, bilirubin thresholds, phototherapy, exchange transfusion
4	Respiratory distress in newborn	RDS (surfactant deficiency), TTN, MAS
5	Febrile child — approach	Fever of unknown origin, sepsis screening
6	Meningitis in children	Organisms by age, LP findings, empirical antibiotics
7	Childhood pneumonia	WHO classification (fast breathing), antibiotics, IMCI
8	Asthma in children	Severity classification, acute management, inhaler technique
9	Acute gastroenteritis & dehydration	PLAN A/B/C (WHO), ORS, IV rehydration
10	Malnutrition	Marasmus vs kwashiorkor, WHO criteria, F-75/F-100
11	Failure to thrive	Causes (organic vs non-organic), assessment
12	Congenital heart disease	Cyanotic (ToF, TGA) vs acyanotic (VSD, ASD, PDA) — key features
13	Childhood epilepsy	Febrile seizures, absence, infantile spasms, management
14	Nephrotic syndrome in children	Minimal change disease, steroids, complications
15	Haemolytic anaemia — Thalassaemia	Types, Hb electrophoresis, transfusion dependency
16	Childhood leukaemia (ALL)	Presentation, induction therapy, prognosis
17	Immunisation schedule	Malaysia EPI — BCG, OPV, DTP, Hib, HBV, MMR, HPV
18	Child abuse	Types, indicators, management, reporting
19	Upper respiratory tract — croup vs epiglottitis	Differences, steeple sign vs thumbprint sign
20	Childhood diarrhoeal diseases	Rotavirus, bacterial causes, management

🔜 UPCOMING POSTING — COMMUNITY MEDICINE

#	Topic	Key Focus
1	Epidemiology basics	Types of studies (RCT, cohort, case-control, cross-sectional), bias
2	Measures of disease frequency	Incidence, prevalence, attack rate
3	Measures of association	OR, RR, ARR, NNT
4	Screening	Sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, ROC curve
5	Healthcare system — Malaysia	MOH structure, levels of care (primary/secondary/tertiary)
6	National immunisation programme	EPI Malaysia, cold chain, AEFI
7	Communicable disease control	Notification, contact tracing, quarantine (Akta 342)
8	Water & food safety	Water treatment, foodborne illnesses, HACCP
9	Environmental health	Occupational hazards, noise, radiation
10	Nutrition & health	PEM, micronutrient deficiencies, obesity — national data
11	Maternal & child health	Antenatal care system, MCH programme in Malaysia
12	NCD prevention — cardiovascular	Risk factor modification, Framingham score
13	NCD prevention — cancer	Cancer screening programmes in Malaysia, common cancers
14	Mental health in community	Common disorders, community mental health services
15	Occupational health	Notifiable occupational diseases, SOCSO, DOSH
16	Health promotion & education	Ottawa Charter, PRECEDE-PROCEED, behaviour change
17	Research methodology	Sample size, p-value, confidence interval, type I/II error
18	Vector control	Dengue (Aedes), malaria — national control programmes

🔜 UPCOMING POSTING — SSM / DERMATOLOGY (2 wks each)

Dermatology

#	Topic
1	Eczema (atopic dermatitis) — management, wet wraps, topical steroids
2	Psoriasis — plaque type, Auspitz sign, management (biologics)
3	Acne vulgaris — grading, comedones, treatment (topical vs systemic)
4	Fungal infections — tinea (types), candidiasis, diagnosis, treatment
5	Bacterial skin infections — impetigo, cellulitis, erysipelas, furuncle
6	Viral infections — herpes zoster, chicken pox, molluscum, warts
7	Urticaria & angioedema — acute vs chronic, anaphylaxis management
8	Blistering disorders — pemphigus vulgaris vs bullous pemphigoid
9	Skin tumours — BCC, SCC, melanoma (ABCDEs), dysplastic naevus
10	Drug reactions — SCAR (SJS/TEN), morbilliform, fixed drug eruption

📅 How to Use This Plan Daily (3 Topics/Day)

Slot	Source	Rotation
Topic 1	Today's Ortho lecture	Whatever is taught in clinic
Topic 2	Completed posting (rotate daily)	Medicine → Surgery → OBG → Forensic → repeat
Topic 3	Completed posting (different from slot 2)	Surgery → OBG → Forensic → Medicine → repeat

After Ortho ends, use the same structure but now your 3 slots become:

1 topic from today's Paeds lecture
1 topic from a previous posting
1 topic from Ortho (to keep revising it)

⏳ Time Available Until CA

Milestone	Date
Ortho ends	~May 15
Paediatrics	~May 18 – Jun 26
Community Medicine	~Jun 29 – Aug 7
Study Break	Aug 24–28
CA Exam	31 Aug – 4 Sep 2026

You have roughly ~16 weeks until the CA. With 3 topics/day × 7 days/week × 16 weeks = ~336 topic slots — more than enough to cover all topics above multiple times. Prioritise Medicine and Surgery (most content, highest exam weightage), then OBG, then Ortho and Paeds.

Pro tip: For each topic, follow the structure: Definition → Causes/Pathophysiology → Clinical features → Investigations → Management → Complications. This mirrors how CA questions are framed at AIMST.

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