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Renal Block — exam week — SCDM3000A
SCDM3000A Renal · University of the Witwatersrand · June 2026
A day-by-day exam preparation schedule for SCDM3000A Renal at Wits, covering glomerular and tubular disease, acid-base physiology, electrolyte disturbances, AKI/CKD, clinical integration, and a mock exam. Built for exam week with linked flashcard decks and case-based learning resources.
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