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14th June 2016
1. Haematuria history and management
2. Acute limb ischemia (talking mannikin)
3. Paracetamol poisoning
4. Anorexia history and counselling
5. Abdominal injury and counselling
6. Lymphoreticular examination
7. Abdominal examination
8. Bimanual examination
9. Venipuncture
10.Headache migraine
11.Foreign body
12.Difficult patient cannula
13.Hemicolectomy
14.Catheterisation
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1. Emergency Endoscopy counseling
2. Delayed walking hx n diagnosis
3. back pain counseling pain
4. mmse
5. Epilepsy uncontrolled counseling
6. Pid councelling
7. Anemia hx taking n diagnosis
8. Breast exam
9. SAH hx n management with patient
10.Spacer councelling
11.whiplash injury hx n exam
12.Painless hematuria hx taking n management with patient
13.Manikan siman Pansystolic murmur
14.Insulin dose calculation
13. Constipation
14. Infertility
12. Hypothermia
12. MS
14. Hemoptysis
14. Suturing
13. Haemoptysis
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6. Angry patient upset with colleague
7. Panic Attack
8. Headache Management with patient ( sah)
9. Febrile Convulsion
10. SIMMAN Asthma
11. IV Cannulation
12. BPH+UTI
13. Suturing
14. Haemoptysis
14. UTI
11. Catheteriztion
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12. Pain ladder explain to patient back pain
11. Hemiarthroplasty
13. . Bph+Uti
11. Stroke
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13. Insulin Dose
11. Spacer
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14. Liver Function test, explain and counsel
11. Venepuncture
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1. Whilplash injury exam
2. Cranial nerve 2 to 7
3. Abdominal examination
4. Suture
5. Cathetirization
6. Simman asthma
7. Lady with heart failure came back to hospital after 6 weeks
8. Hypothermia talk to son
9. Cancer patient wants to go home talk to daughter, painis controlled by codeine
10. Child with scalds talk to mother and mx with examiner
1. IV cannulation – I couldn’t get blood. And the examiner asked me to continue and assume
I have reached the vein. I forgot to flush as well
3. Emergency endoscopy counselling- the patient was not convinced and I forgot to look at
the IV cannula. I kept assuring him that we will give him sedatives orally but he gave me a
hint and was like “ but doctor, whats this for”- pointing at the cannula
7. Diabetic foot examination- said do sensory exam and reflexes. I also checked her gait and
could reach till the pain sensation
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8.Telephone conversation with consultant – patient had hemicolectomy and he had become
vitally unstable. The most likely diagnosis here was post op intra abdominal bleeding and
you had to tell the consultant the management. Don't forget to look at the vitals chart.
9. Dysphagia – just as explained in samsons notes
10. Elbow examination- the patient had both medial and lateral epicondylitis
11. Red eye history and DDX – you had to give the differentials. The patient was holding
sunglasses in his hands. You had to ask about those to check for photophobia
12. Haematuria – the diagnosis here was bladder CA, painless heamaturia in a middle aged
man. You had to take history from patient, give diagnosis to the examiner and then give
management to the patient
Be gentle, be clear when you explain stuff and most important of all – act like a human. ”
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