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I was shown by my senior staff the syllabus for MCEM part 1, but now i am not able to get back to it. please tell me what the syllabus is and which are those standard books that im suppose to learn from. Is oxford handbook of emergency medicine going to help me in this exam?

The syllabus covers the following topics

Anatomy
Pathophysiology
Physiological measurements
Pathology
Pharmacology
Microbiology
Emergency medicine
Epidemiology

For details of the subsection of the topics mentioned you can visit:
http://www.collemergencymed.ac.uk/asp/curriculumall.asp?id=9#102

The oxford books are really very good for this.
The recommended books by experts are

Anatomy

* Last’s Anatomy – Regional & Applied. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh
* Clinical Anatomy. H Ellis. Blackwell, Oxford

Physiology

* Review of Medical Physiology. W.Ganong. Lange, New York
* Respiratory physiology – the essentials. J West. Williams and Wilkins.
* An illustrated colour text: Clinical biochemistry. A.Gaw et al. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh

Pathology

* Medical microbiology – made memorable. S. Myint et al. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh
* Haematology – an illustrated colour text. M.Howard et al. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh


Pharmacology

* Pharmacology for anaesthesia and intensive care. Peck & Williams

Epidemiology; examinations and evidence based medicine

* Oxford handbook of Accident and Emergency Medicine. J Wyatt et al. Oxford university press. Oxford
* BMJ’s “ABC” series when relating to EM topics – e.g. ABC of Major trauma; ABC of Emergency Radiology

Good Luck
Thank You

you can download the syllabus from
freedownloadbooks.net/MCEM-part-A-syllabus-pdf.html

This the syllabus which you have to read to overcome the examinations
Anatomy,Pathophysiology,Physiological measurements,Pathology,Pharmacology,Microbiology,E mergency medicine,Epidemiology

To know more about the respective topic(http://www.collemergencymed.ac.uk/asp/curriculumall.asp?id=9#102)
The oxford books are really very good for this.
The recommended books by experts are
Anatomy
* Last’s Anatomy – Regional & Applied. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh
* Clinical Anatomy. H Ellis. Blackwell, Oxford
Physiology
* Review of Medical Physiology. W.Ganong. Lange, New York
* Respiratory physiology – the essentials. J West. Williams and Wilkins.
* An illustrated colour text: Clinical biochemistry. A.Gaw et al. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh
Pathology
* Medical microbiology – made memorable. S. Myint et al. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh
* Haematology – an illustrated colour text. M.Howard et al. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh
Pharmacology
* Pharmacology for anaesthesia and intensive care. Peck & Williams
Epidemiology; examinations and evidence based medicine
* Oxford handbook of Accident and Emergency Medicine. J Wyatt et al. Oxford university press. Oxford
* BMJ’s “ABC” series when relating to EM topics – e.g. ABC of Major trauma; ABC of Emergency Radiology

Can anyone please tell me the list of books for MCEM part B and part C.
Which are the best online courses for revision of part B & c

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