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Well Done!. Worked really hardGot through more or less in one pieceMade our life easy. . . . Outline. General feedback from the stationsPrizesEveryone gets their markschemes backQueries. General Feedback. ProfessionalSome needed hair brushed/shoes polished/top button of shirts done up/shirts ironed/shave.
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1. Mock OSCE Debrief Batool Hariri & Noor Jawad
Education Reps ‘07-08
2. Well Done! Worked really hard
Got through more or less in one piece
Made our life easy
3. Outline General feedback from the stations
Prizes
Everyone gets their markschemes back
Queries
4. General Feedback Professional
Some needed hair brushed/shoes polished/top button of shirts done up/shirts ironed/shave
5. Station 1 – Neuro History (60%) Generally quite poorly done
EXPLORE THE HPC IN DEPTH!!
Where is the weakness
Incontinence, tongue biting
Easing out the TIA by asking drooping, slurred speech
Witnesses
Allergies
Concerns rarely asked, and when did, didn’t see to it!
Spending way too long on systems review
Lack of summary to patient and exploration of concerns
6. Station 2 – Abdo Exam and DRE (70%) Getting down on one knee to examine abdomen and looking at the patient’s face!
Not percussing the upper border of the liver
AAA – some palpated skin only!
Shifting dullness – some people let go!
Summaries too long
Offering a chaperone for the DRE!
Getting down on one knee to palpate the prostate!
7. Station 3 – MDT (70%) Introduction – be apologetic, but make it look natural
Forgot to ask about follow up and discharge (the main purpose of the meeting!!)
Many forgot to mention physiological state e.g. mood
Some didn’t make notes, which made it harder for them to summarise
Didn’t have proper knowledge of team members!
8. Station 4 – Urinary History (60%) Forgot concerns!! And even if didn’t, forgot to respond empathically to them
Structure of urinary questions – without jargon!!!
Should always ask DOB as well as age
Summarising to the patient
Signposting needs to be better
Occupation!!!!
Drug allergies
Finding out there was also pain
9. Station 5 – Explain colonoscopy (70%) Diagrams often help to explain
Lack of summary at the end
Follow up!! In the clinic or GP
Not many mentioned the tube is flexible!!!
Few mentioned how long the procedure takes
The information is mostly there, but it’s the way of presenting it!!
10. Station 6 – Resp Ex and PEFR (70%) Generally well done station – everyone passed
Technique!! – poor chest expansion and poor percussion!
RESP RATE!! (or did they...)
Some examined from the patient’s left!
Didn’t check the bed level
Some forgot to thank the patient and cover them up!!
Must listen to apices during auscultation
11. Station 7 – Cardio Hx and ECG (70%) Lack of the use of socrates
Generally the history was good!
Stick to a system for the ECG!!!
Name, DOB, date, time!
Rate – know the maths
Rhythm – sinus! Regular?
Axis – some not good
P wave – is it there?
PR, QRS, ST, T, progression of R wave
If you see a problem, still stick to the system unless it’s VF/VT!!
12. Station 8 – Breast Examination (70%) Should always check name and DOB
LN palpation needs to be improved!
If you are palpating them, you need to know what they are!
Boys need to be more gentle, girls are kinder
Presenting at the end was a big problem – needs structure!!
13. Station 9 – Advise a diabetic (60%) Really badly done!!!
Many forgot name, DOB!!
You should know the NR for glucose, if you don’t then don’t guess!!
Don’t forget the impotence and feet complications
Insulin has short, long and INTERMEDIATE forms
Don’t assume the pancreas has packed in, the insulin may not work properly
Notify the DVLA
Complications – large and small vessels!
Never miss a dose and when ill take more!
Different administration options
Avoid jargon – what is a ‘hypo’??
14. Station 10 – Resp Hx and CXR (60%) Hx: exercise tolerance
Do you smoke?
Making notes takes too long – only note +ves
Occupation!!
Summarising not done well
CXR not structured!
Avoid touching!
15. Station 11 – UL neuro (70%) Compare each side for reflexes! And swing the tendon hammer!!
Tuning fork on windpipe rather than sternum!
Didn’t ask patient about pain before touching!!
Finger-nose – make it more challenging!
Forgot to mention temperature testing
Light touch should be light
‘giving up as it’s an abnormality’
Thanking the patient!
16. Station 12 – Measure Obs (60%) We made this station up! – love it!
NAME AND DOB!!!
Don’t tell the patient you are taking RR!
Palpatory method of BP
Need to take HR and RR for at least 30 seconds
What is a tempadot?
How to plot?
Use crosses to plot values, not circles or dots
17. General Advice Name, DOB, occupation!!!
18. Before you get your markschemes Give the examiners a break
You may not agree
Try to be open-minded
Try to translate the comments to other stations
Faisal is here if you have ‘SEE ME’ written on the top