February 2024 PLAB 1 (soon to be MLA) Exam Recalls
February 2024
PLAB 1
Recalls Added
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February 2024 PLAB 1 (Soon to be UKMLA exam) recalls added were to the following subjects:
Ethics & Law: GMC Guidance - General
Psychiatry: Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
Paediatrics: Whooping cough (Pertussis)
Neurology: Parkinson's disease
Orthopaedics: Upper limb anatomy
Gastroenterology: Hepatitis B serology
Haematology: Sickle cell anaemia
Surgery: TURP syndrome
Neurology: Carbamazepine
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