Robert E. J. Ryder is the author of Medical Short Cases for Medical Students, published by Wiley. M. Afzal Mir is the author of Medical Short Cases for Medical Students, published by Wiley.

"I believe that this book is a good companion for any medical student who is preparing for oral examinations. Clearly, a student must understand that this is just a guidebook and does not substitute for a standard textbook that would help them acquire the essential knowledge that they will use in day to day routine rather than in examination." (Tarak Vasavada, MD, @Doody's Review Service)

• Examine this patient's pulse (3 short cases). Examine this patient's heart (11 short cases).Examine this patient's chest (9 short cases).Examine this patient's abdomen (9 short cases).Examine this patient's visual fields (1 short case).Examine this patient's cranial nerves (2 short cases).Examine this patient's arms (1 short case).Examine this patient's legs (14 short cases).Examine this patient's gait (1 short case).Ask this patient some questions (2 short cases).Examine this patient's fundi (5 short cases).Examine this patient's eyes (7 short cases).Examine the patient's face (5 short cases).Examine this patient's hands (10 short cases).Examine the patient's skin (5 short cases).Examine this patient's rash (4 short cases).Examine this patient's neck (2 short cases).Examine this patient's thyroid status (2 short cases).What is the diagnosis (7 short cases).Appendices