Mr JK, aged 39 years presents to his GP with lower back pain which has been present for 3 days now.  The pain is radiating down his left leg and has not been relieved by rest. The GP rules out any red flag symptoms.  What is the MOST likely cause of Mr J’s back pain?

Mr BG, 47 years old, presents with bilateral oedema, breathlessness and has the following blood results:   Na+         136         (135-145 mmol/L)            Albumin               24           (35-50 g/L) k+            5.4          (3.5-5.1 mmol/L)              ALT                         30           (0-40 U/L) Ur           24           (3.1-7.9 mmol/L)              ALP                        70           (35-120 U/L) SCr         255         (50-120 umol/L)                 Urine sample collection shows 3.5g protein/24 hours Which condition is the MOST likely diagnosis?

 If a patient presents with pain in either 7 or 9, which diagnosis is the MOST likely?

The protist group consisting entirely of parasitic forms is the:

In relation to the diagnosis of hypothyroidism, which statement is CORRECT?

The group that has shells of calcium carbonate is:

Which of the following conditions is associated with fatigue as a potential presenting symptom.   i)   Diabetes Mellitus ii)  HIV iii) Rheumatoid Arthritis

When considering ALARM symptoms associated with chronic dyspnoea, which of the following would fall into that category. i)   Finger Clubbing ii)   Haemoptysis iii)   Weight Loss

The most powerful way of inferring evolutionary relationships uses which type of evidence?

Which of these is a viral disease?