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Summary OSCE Overview - 3rd Year - 2nd Semester
- Module
- PHA333
- Institution
- University Of Sunderland (UoS)
Breakdown of all OSCE stations
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OSCE/Revision Catch Up:Osce Stations:
OTC:
- Similar to seminar cases.
- Make sure to go through ASMETHOD – will be from lecture and seminar
cases. Make sure to know red flags for each case and then will know to sell
or refer.
- Go through red flags.
- Be aware of licensing restrictions and product requirements.
- Have own formulary for each condition e.g. eczema (this is what im going to
recommend based on symptoms).
- Post ASMETHOD – decide whether sell or refer for further management –
needs to be clear.
- If selling – give name (brand or generic, if brand make sure right drug in it),
give dosage (not a red flag if given wrong dose – not a fail)
- Using BNF – pointless
- If migraine – doesn’t need to be diagnosed to treat – can sell OTC
Clinical Check
- 5 marks for content, 5 marks for communication
- Need to know dose conversions for opioids
- Talking to prescriber – problem, implication for patient, what do you
suggest/solution (RED FLAG), additional
considerations/problems/issues/follow up, prescriber may ask questions
- Remember you bringing problem to consultant
Advanced Communication (Clinical Skills Station)
- Make sure to react to whatever is said
Clinical skills station – will be neurological history or MH history
Neurological history
- Make diagnosis – will be related to PC
- Any cranial nerve problem – refer to GP
MH history structure – PC including 5 P’s > PMH > DH > FH > Social History > Brief overview at end
- End either want to say high risk or low risk (if suicidal thought/hurt themselves or have
access to high risk drug e.g. morphine or antidepressants = high risk and refer to crisis team)
– (if low risk – including low mood and no suicidal risks = refer to further medical attention
for help – maybe counselling e.g. GP)
Neurological examination can be covered in exam – most likely MCQ – most likely Cranial nerves –
videos for 3 of them. E.g. put cranial nerve up – best describe it and put list up of what best
describes it. Note: Some of them are grouped – will be exactly as they are in the slides
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