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Final OSCEs Collection

This document provides a list of potential topics that may be covered in an OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) for medical students. It includes 3 stations each in medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry and 1-2 stations in other specialties like family medicine, surgery, orthopedics, ophthalmology, anesthesia, oral medicine and dermatology. Some of the medical topics listed are malaria, murmurs, lung diseases, nephrology issues, hematological disorders and procedures. Pediatric topics include celiac disease, limping, cystic fibrosis and developmental assessments. Psychiatry may involve disorders like anxiety, ADHD, dementia and alcohol dependence. Other specialties cover issues such as UT

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Final OSCEs Collection

This document provides a list of potential topics that may be covered in an OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) for medical students. It includes 3 stations each in medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry and 1-2 stations in other specialties like family medicine, surgery, orthopedics, ophthalmology, anesthesia, oral medicine and dermatology. Some of the medical topics listed are malaria, murmurs, lung diseases, nephrology issues, hematological disorders and procedures. Pediatric topics include celiac disease, limping, cystic fibrosis and developmental assessments. Psychiatry may involve disorders like anxiety, ADHD, dementia and alcohol dependence. Other specialties cover issues such as UT

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FINAL OSCE

1. Medicine (3) • ID: Malaria


• CVS: murmurs(AR, MR, prosthetic valve, VSD) , Infective endocarditis, valvular diseases, Acute coronary syndrome.
• RS: cough & SOB (Lung cancer, asthma, COPD, bronchiectasis, pneumonia)
• Neurology: TIA, myasthenia graves (PC; dysphagia), Friedrich ataxia, MS, transverse myelitis
• ECG: supraventricular tachycardia (list 4 abnormalities, causes, ttt)
• Nephrology: PCKD, CKD, AKI, Nephrotic syndrome (Periorbital swelling) and nephritic, post-renal transplant.
• GI: ascites, jaundice, GI bleeding, IBD
• Endo: Cushing syndrome
• Hematology:
o ITP (PC: bleeding tendency).
o Thalassemia (PC; hepatosplenomegaly)
o DIC
o Sickle cell
o CBC result of 3 scenario:
▪ pt with epilepsy on phenytoin? Megaloblastic anemia (CBC show, high MCV)
▪ postnatal lady present with tiredness? Microcytic hypochromic anemia (CBC shows low Hbg,
low MCV & MCHC, high Retc. (20%))
▪ lady with h/o 3 wks SOB on excursion. CBC show pancytopenia (low Hbg, plt., WBC)
o Counsel for blood transfusion.
• Procedures:
o IV cannulation
o Insert NGT
o ECG leads placement.
o Pleural tab.
o Foley’s catheter
Pediatric (3) • Celiac
• Limping: Septic arthritis, IgA nephropathy, JIA, SLE
• Anaphylaxis
• Cystic fibrosis: genetic counselling and drawing of Pedigree.
• PC: dark urine, sore throats 3 weeks back.
• Croup
• 6 years old child presented with painful vesicular on the mouth and fever, he also have reduced feeding and liquid
intake
• Khadija brought her 2 month baby diagnosed as infantile colic, give advice to mother(medication, non medication
for the child).
• 2 Picture of white & red strawberry tongue:
o Describe the abnormality?
o What's the Dx? Scarlet fever.
o What's the causative organism?
o write 2 skin lesion characteristics of this disease?
o 2 complication?
• Developmental assessment/ assessment of growth.
• Rickets
• Counsel mother who refuses LP. Pt has meningitis (fever and headache).
• Assessment of weakness (Gower’s sign).
• Febrile sezuire.
Psychiatry (3) • Generalized anxiety disorder (anxiety over 6 months).
• ADHD (restlessness and hyperactivity)
• Demenia (forgetfulness & agitation)
• OCD
• Post-partum depression
• Schizophrenia; discharge on Olanzapine; give advice: tell him he is ready to go, advice on the drug side effects and
how to overcome these SE, advice on how to suppress his symptoms
• Depression
• Only mini mental state examination.
• Autism.
• Patient is a dependent alcohol drinker. Take history:
o Onset, type of alcohol, timing, frequency and with whom
o Craving
o Tolerance
o Withdrawal symptoms
o Forensic history
o Family support
o Focial life, drugs
o Occupation
• Delirium.
FAMCO (2) • UTI
• white coat HTN
• Headache
• Counsel pt want to quint alcohol.
• Counsel pt want to quite smoking.
• Counsel pt regard high random blood sugar.
• Pt with rhinorrhea.
• Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), infertility.
• Asthma: Give advice on how to use inhalers, show pt how to use MDI, management of severe asthma.
• Pt come for employment, has hepatitis B positive test, advise him. HsAg +ve/ HeAg +ve/ Ant IgG +ve/ Ant IgM -ve
• Counsel about IUCD.
• Pt has sleeping difficulties, want sleeping pills, assess her.
• Pt complain of obesity > Dx hypothyroidism.
• Back pain: do physical examination (gait, neurovascular of lower limbs, to end my examination, I would like to
perform PR examination to check anal sphincter tone). DX:
o Lower motor neuron lesion
o Sciatica (+ve SLR) – list causes
o Mechanical pain with paraspinal tenderness and no focal neurological findings.
• PC; palpitation and fatigue.
• Dehydration due to diarrhea; counsel on ORS.
• Child with paracetamol overuse. Counsel mother who refuses admission.
• Diabetic foot examination and care.
• Hx of vaginal discharge → Dx. trichomonas vaginalis → discuss management.
• Employment; HIV positive.
• Abnormal lipid profile, counsel.
Surgery (3) • Acute pancreatitis
Do examination • Right inguinal hernia
• Mastitis
• Fibroadenoma (breast pain for 1 year), must describe the mass.
• Thyroid (Graves); PC (neck swelling)
• Acute cholecystitis
• Urology: poor urine stream, PR examination on manikin
• Ulcers
• Acute limb aschemia
• Swelling: neck mass, lipoma, sebaceous cyst, ganglion
• Stoma ?
• Appendicitis.
• Pt was having a wound in his arm, perform a proper wound management fully.
Ortho (2) • Radial nerve injury , wrist drop.
Do examination • Examine knee (ACL tear, osteoarthritis). Must know about DEXA Scan.
• Car accident causing intraarticular fracture of tibia and fibula (Complication; compartment syndrome)
• Carpal tunnel syndrome.
• Shoulder examination.
• Ankle examination: tilt test.
• Rheumatoid arthritis.
Ophthalmology (1) • PC (headache and vision impairment): Pituitary adenoma causing bitemporal hemianopia, examine visual field only
• PC (Diplopia): use fundoscopy, DX (6th nerve palsy, stroke), advice pt whether he can drive or not.
Anesthesia (1) • Maintain airway (apply bag mask and connect it to IPPV), take hx of pt with chest pain & SOB
Do examination
Oral (1) • Drug induced xerostomia (amitriptyline)
• Aphthous ulcer with anemia. Counsell pt about management.
• Child with herpes gingivostomatitis (fever, malaise, difficulty in swallowing & cervical lymphadenopathy), advice
the mother;
o Causes? infectious? leukemia? follow up? Serious?
• Orthopantomography is showed, problems? Is valvular condition will be affected with dental exctrasion?
• known case of SLE, presented with disturbed taste & tooth pain; DX (xerostomia due to 2nd Sjogren Syndrome).
How to maintain oral hygiene.
Derma (1) • Lichen planus.
• Atopic dermatitis (redness and itchiness): There are three age-group stages of atopic dermatitis: infantile (from
infancy to 2 years old), childhood (from 2 years old to 12 years old) and the adult stage for those older than 12
years. adverse effects of applying a topical corticosteroid cream?
• Scabies
• Urticaria
• Allergic dermatitis.

Bayan Al-Harrasi
Collection of all OSCEs from previous links.

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