THE EASY GUIDE TO OSCEs FOR FINAL YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS
2007432 two-colour pages Paperback
ISBN-10 1 84619 123 8
ISBN-13 9781846191237
Nazmul Akunjee and Muhammed Akunjee, FY1 Medical House Officer, London; GP Registrar, London
Foreword by Edward Lamuren, Lead Consultant, Accident and Emergency, North Middlesex University Hospital, and Final Year Examiner, Royal Free and University College Medical Schools, London
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The new final year Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) test a broad range of practical skills, knowledge, examination technique and communication abilities, and can be a daunting prospect.
This comprehensive revision aid covers, in a self-assessment format, over 100 sample OSCE stations including the standard history, examination and general skills stations. It also covers the newly designed stations such as investigation of choice, acute medical management, medical advice for specific conditions and communication skills.
The clear layout and easy to read style prepares students for the examination environment and focuses on the specific areas and responses examiners look for. The step-by-step guide provided for each OSCE station includes techniques on how to pass, what to say, what to ask for and what to do.
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‘This book presents the OSCEs in a way that gives the reader a simple and comprehensive system by which they should approach each station. Refreshing and highly relevant. All clinical knowledge has been thoroughly researched and is in line with current evidence and guidelines. This is an excellent book that will reward all those who study and apply it in the all-important finals!’ Edward Lamuren, in the Foreword
Edward Lamuren, in the Foreword
'Drawing together the vast knowledge and experience one has learnt during the five years, the final year OSCEs tests a broad range of clinical skills, knowledge, examination techniques and communication aptitude. Essential reading for final year medical students facing the daunting prospect of OSCE exams.'
Nazmul Akunjee and Muhammed Akunjee, in the Preface
Section One: History skills General medical history General surgical history Rheumatological history Urological history Chest pain Abdominal pain Breathlessness Loss of consciousness Headaches Section Two: Psychiatry Depression Hallucinations and delusions Assessing suicide risk Alcohol dependency Assessing mental state Cognitive state examination Section Three: Examinations Cardiovascular Respiratory Abdomen Cranial nerves Upper limb sensory system Upper limb motor system Lower limb sensory system Lower limb motor system Co-ordination Eye Ear Nose Arterial circulation Venous circulation Ulcers Skin Lump Neck lump Inguinal scrotal Rectal Breast Back Hip Knee Orthopaedic hand Rheumatological hand Shoulder Section Four: Procedures Hand washing Venepuncture Cannulation & IV drip Blood transfusion IV injection IM injection Male catheterisation Nasogastric intubation Putting on a gown Taking blood cultures Taking a swab Section Five: General skills Take a blood pressure Measuring blood glucose Testing a urine sample Body mass index (BMI) Basic life support Oxygen therapy Setting up a nebuliser Arterial blood gas sampling Record an ECG Suturing a wound Measure and interpret CVP Ankle brachial pulse index Using a syringe driver Confirmation of death Death certification Section Six: Investigations Chest pain Fever Diarrhoea UTI Section Seven: Management Chest pain Breathlessness Epigastric pain Abdominal distension Lower abdominal pain Section Eight: Prescribing Drug chart: GI bleed Drug chart: acute asthma attack Drug chart: exacerbation COPD Drug chart: acute heart failure Drug chart: myocardial infarction Drug chart: unstable Angina (ACS) GP prescribing: antibiotics GP prescribing: controlled drug Section Nine: Advice Blood pressure management Diabetic management Warfarin therapy Steroid therapy Epileptic starting a family Gestational diabetes Section Ten: Explaining Peakflow Inhaler technique Spacer device GTN spray Eye drops CT head scan MRI scan Barium enema OGD endoscopy TURP Hernia repair Laparascopic cholecystectomy HIV Test Section Eleven: Communication skills Breaking bad news Angry patient Negotiation Interprofessional Cross cultural Elderly discharge (ADLs) Discharge patient post MI
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