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Sample Slides

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FMEP SOO Non-Certificant

A picture of some people with text that says how do we prepare you for the family medicine exam ?

A picture of the menopause with symptoms and instructions.

A diagram of the four competencies for mental competency.

A chart showing the different types of hypertension.

A chart showing the distribution of allerlidemia.

A picture of two different types of guidelines.

A chart showing the levels of diabetes in children.

A slide with nine different types of menopause symptoms.

A chart shows the organization of an outpatient department.

A red cross over the top of a piece of paper.

A fire is burning in the background and two other fires are shown.

A table with the word " hypertension " and an image of a fish.

A slide with instructions for the question of hypertension.

A chart showing the different types of pain.

A poster with an owl and the words " smoking cessation : 5 0 0 million dollars ".

A picture of a medical competency presentation.

Infographics

The following infographics have been prepared to help you remember the information summarized in our blogs. Click on each infographic to open a larger image. For best quality, right click the infographic, select “Save Image As…,” and open the file.

A poster with four different topics on it.

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A chart showing the different types of headaches.

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A picture of the infographic with some tips on how to treat and avoid tb.

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A poster with two different types of fatigue.

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A car accident infographic with the following tips.

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A picture of the infographic with some interesting facts.

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A blue and black list of five different areas