| Question 28 | Pulmonary complications of liver disease and hepatorenal syndrome |
| Question 13 | |
| Question 1 | Stress ulcer prophylaxis - critically evaluate PPI use |
| Question 28.5 | Ascitic fluid analysis: malignant ascites |
| Question 24.3 | Hypokalemia: give three causes |
| Question 24.2 | |
| Question 6 | Hepatic encephalopathy - differentials, management, clinical signs |
| Question 4 | Massive abdominal haemorrhage: renal biopsy |
| Question 8 | Mesenteric ischaemia, including venous ischaemia |
| Question 30 | |
| Question 15 | |
| Question 6 | TIPS procedure: mechanism, indications, contraindications, complications |
| Question 1 |
| Question 25 | |
| Question 24.2 | |
| Question 21.4 | |
| Question 18 | Acute vs acute-on-chronic liver failure: difference in their features |
| Question 11 | Stress ulcer prophylaxis: "critically evaluate" |
| Question 5.3 | Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis: ascitic fluid analysis |
| Question 13 | Diarrhoea in the ICU (in a bone marrow transplant recipient) |
| Question 16 |
| Question 23.2 |
| Question 29 | Post-op bariatric surgery patients - a variant on morbid obesity in critical illness |
| Question 22 | Surgical abdominal catastrophe: management of enterocutaneous fistula |
| Question 16 | |
| Question 10 | Stress ulceration - risk factors for it, and strategies for prevention |
| Question 7 |
| Question 16 | Severe acute pancreatitis: antibiotics, ERCP and nutrition |
| Question 10 |
| Question 12 | |
| Question 9.1 | Interpretation of a raised ammonia level (probably a valproate overdose) |
| Question 1 |
| Question 17 | Constipation in the ICU: a variation on the theme of critical care gut dysmotility. |
| Question 23.2 | Causes of deranged LFTs. Also, causes of metabolic acidosis. |
| Question 9 | |
| Question 3.1 | Causes of acute liver failure: six differentials |
| Question 14 | Causes of acute liver failure and management of acute liver failure |
| Question 10.2 | Interpretation of deranged LFTs (or, "why is this alcoholic unconscious?") |
| Question 14 | Utility of serum ammonia and BNP (see Cardiac biomarkers) |
| Question 11 |
| Question 27 |
| Question 29.2 | Interpretation of deranged LFTs (or, "why is this alcoholic unconscious?") |
| Question 2 | TIPS procedure. Also, staging and prognosis of chronic liver disease. |
| Question 30 | Causes of acute liver failure: causes and complications |
| Question 5.1 | Clinical signs of portal hypertension. List them. |
| Question 12.2 | Portal hypertension: list 4 clinical signs |
| Question 23 | Severe pancreatitis in ICU: causes, complications, role of antibiotic prophylaxis. |
| Question 28.3 | Interpretation of a raised ammonia level: causes of hyperammonaemia |
| Question 7.3 | Ascites: the "fluid thrill", an obscure clinical test for massive ascites. |
| Question 8 |
| Question 1 |
| Question 28 | Interpretation of deranged LFTs (or, "why is this alcoholic unconscious?") |
| Question 2c |
| Question 10 | Severe pancreatitis in ICU: diagnosis, complications, supportive management. |
| Question 1a |
| Question 14 | Hepatic encephalopathy; also, perioperative care of the partial hepatectomy patient |
| Question 1 |
| Question 9 | Prokinetics: compare three different ones |
| Question 14 | Ascites: indications for an ascitic tap and interpretation of ascitic fluid tests |
| Question 1d | |
| Question 1c | |
| Question 1b | Massive gastrointestinal haemorrhage (management of bleeding varices) |
| Question 1a | Massive gastrointestinal haemorrhage (emergency management thereof) |
| Question 11 |