In preparation Clinical years
Internal Medicine
Common diseases in one fixed order: from how the organ normally works to diagnosis and treatment.
Explained in Arabic, with the English terms your exams use.
5 modules · 15 lessons · Planned curriculum
How it will be taught
Every disease in seven fixed steps
Clinical-year students who want to understand a disease, not memorise a symptom list.
- 01
Definition
- 02
Normal function
- 03
Pathophysiology
- 04
Symptoms & signs
- 05
Complications
- 06
Diagnosis
- 07
Treatment
Planned curriculum
What you’ll study
The planned curriculum for this course. The order may change based on what students ask for.
Planned curriculum Lessons are in production; titles may change slightly before launch.
00 Cardiology 4 lessons · What you will see most on the ward and in clinic.
- 1 Hypertension
- 2 Heart failure
- 3 Acute coronary syndrome
- 4 Atrial fibrillation
01 Respiratory 3 lessons · From asthma to pneumonia.
- 1 Asthma
- 2 COPD
- 3 Pneumonia
02 Endocrine 3 lessons · Diabetes and the thyroid.
- 1 Type 2 diabetes mellitus
- 2 Diabetic ketoacidosis
- 3 Thyroid disorders
03 Renal & GI 4 lessons · The conditions exams keep returning to.
- 1 Acute kidney injury
- 2 Chronic kidney disease
- 3 GERD & peptic ulcer disease
- 4 Liver cirrhosis
04 Haematology 1 lessons · Anaemia and its types.
- 1 Approach to anaemia
Questions
Before you decide
Is Medix suitable for first-year students?
Yes. The anatomy course starts with Module 0 (Foundations) and assumes no prior anatomy. Internal Medicine, OSCE and Emergency Medicine are aimed at the clinical years.
Is the content in Arabic or English?
Explained in Arabic, with the English terms your exams use. The idea is explained in Arabic so it makes sense, and the English term is kept because that is what you will see in lectures and exams. The site itself is available in both languages.
Can I study on my phone?
Yes. The platform is designed for phones first, and the files are laid out for both screen and print.
Are the lessons recorded?
Yes. Lessons will be short recorded videos you can watch any time, with files and questions for each lesson. The content is in production now, and enrollment is not open yet.
Does Medix replace university lectures?
No. Medix organises what you study at university and makes it easier to understand and revise. Your university’s curriculum, lectures and practical training remain the reference.
Until the course is ready
Take the free plan and try the method.
A 7-day plan, the nerve map and 25 questions with explained answers.