Course 1Dx
Clinical Assessment and Differential Diagnosis
Build a safe, systematic approach to history-taking, physical examination, problem representation, differential diagnosis and patient-centred management.
CONO II Complete Preparation Courses
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200 MCQsFull Ontario Clinical Sciences examination format.
4 HoursTwo 100-question components of two hours each.
15-Minute BreakQuestions from the first component are locked after submission.
68–72% Case-BasedCourse links emphasize applied clinical reasoning and critical thinking.
Course 2Lab
Laboratory Tests, Imaging and Evidence-Informed Practice
Interpret common laboratory tests and imaging studies, recognize factors that alter results and apply research evidence to clinical decisions.
Course 3♥
Cardiovascular, Vascular and Hematology
Review cardiovascular and hematologic presentations, risk assessment, investigations, urgent referral and integrative clinical management.
Course 4Lung
Respiratory and Infectious Disease
Manage common respiratory and infectious presentations with emphasis on diagnosis, patient safety, communicable disease and appropriate escalation.
Course 5GI
Gastroenterology and Hepatobiliary Medicine
Approach gastrointestinal, hepatic and pancreatic conditions using safe investigation, differential diagnosis and appropriate referral pathways.
Course 6Endo
Endocrine and Metabolic Conditions
Review diabetes, thyroid, adrenal, reproductive endocrine, bone and metabolic disorders through clinically applied cases.
Course 7Renal
Renal and Urologic Conditions
Develop a structured approach to kidney function, urinalysis, electrolyte disorders, urinary symptoms and urgent urologic presentations.
Course 8Neuro
Neurology and Mental Health
Assess neurologic and psychiatric presentations, cognitive change, headache, seizure, mood disorders and safety risk.
Course 9MSK
Musculoskeletal and Rheumatologic Conditions
Evaluate regional pain, injury, inflammatory arthritis, degenerative disease and systemic rheumatologic presentations.
Course 10Skin
Dermatology, Allergy and Immunology
Recognize common skin disorders, allergic disease, immune dysfunction and dermatologic warning signs requiring urgent care or biopsy.
Course 11Onc
Oncology, Toxicology and Environmental Health
Recognize neoplastic disease, treatment complications, poisoning, medication toxicity and occupational or environmental exposures.
Course 12Life
Pediatrics, Reproductive and Lifespan Health
Integrate developmental stage, pregnancy status, reproductive health and age-specific safety into assessment and treatment planning.
Course 13Herb
Botanical Medicine
Apply pharmacognosy, indications, mechanisms, formulation, dosing, contraindications, toxicity and interaction screening to botanical prescribing.
Course 14Nut
Clinical Nutrition and Nutraceuticals
Assess nutritional status and prescribe food-based, nutrient and therapeutic-diet interventions with attention to evidence, safety and monitoring.
Course 15Hom
Homeopathy
Review classical case-taking, keynotes, remedy differentiation, posology and safety considerations for acute homeopathic prescribing.
Course 16PM
Physical Medicine, Manipulation and Hydrotherapy
Apply orthopedic assessment, soft-tissue techniques, manipulation, therapeutic devices, hydrotherapy and exercise with rigorous safety screening.
Course 17TCM
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture
Integrate TCM case-taking, pattern diagnosis, Chinese patent formulas, acupuncture prescriptions, point safety and adjunct therapies.
Course 18ER
Pharmacotherapy, Emergency Care and Public Health
Complete the course with medication safety, critical-condition recognition, emergency response, infection control, reporting and public-health duties.