These are some of my notes that I have. I am a big fan of google drive and used them to create and edit documents all the time - beats trying to annotate my books to no end. I am not particularly proud of them as they are not well organised like Andre Tan's. They were specifically made for questions commonly asked in the Part B examination without good explanations in the aforementioned books. These are bits of knowledge that I gathered from all over to present in a concise way for the short OSCE stations.
You would benefit most from creating your own set of notes for the various topics. Many other websites would have bits and pieces of notes such as surgical tutor but I did not really find any of them truly satisfactory for the exam preparation.
Some of my own stuff (read at your own risk), very disorganised
Fluids, renal, acid-base and blood products
Trauma, crush injury, burns, hypothermia
Cardiovascular stuff including PPM, warfarin
Notes of other notable authors from Singapore
Lifern's anatomy (How did he make all these notes in year 1 of medical school?)
Lifern thorax, abdomen and limbs
Andre's Tan surgery notes for the MBBS
(should be renamed notes for the MRCS, how did he make all these as a third/fourth year medical student?)
The legendary Andre Tan's Notes
Kenneth Mak's physiology and critical care tutorial notes
Warfarin and surgery guidelines
WHO surgical checklist
Knot tying manual
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