Practise clinical skills
Practise history, examination, procedures and communication with a partner or clinical supervisor.
Choose a presentation or skill
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Acid–base disorders
Read a blood gas systematically and relate it to the patient in front of you.
1 student lesson · 1 learning resource
Learn on placement: Acid–base disordersCardiac arrest
Practise the first response to cardiac arrest and understand your role in the resuscitation team.
1 MLA revision resource
Learn on placement: Cardiac arrestUrine testing
Use urine tests to answer a clinical question, with attention to the patient group and limitations.
1 MLA revision resource
Learn on placement: Urine testingWounds and soft-tissue injury
Assess the wound and the structures beneath it before discussing closure.
1 MLA revision resource
Learn on placement: Wounds and soft-tissue injuryAbout this resource and its review
A St Emlyn’s guide to learning Emergency Medicine during undergraduate placements. It is not an official medical-school or GMC curriculum. Your medical school’s curriculum and assessment requirements take precedence.
National foundations: GMC Outcomes for Graduates, the practical-skills supplement and the MLA content map applying from September 2026.
Framework checked: 8 October 2026. This is a source check, not clinical sign-off.
Clinical learning outcomes: awaiting named clinical review.
The four learning routes are St Emlyn’s groupings. The six interconnected MLA domains remain part of the official content map.