Station 1
History taking: Heart failure

Station 2
History taking: Kidney stone

Station 3
Examination: Diabetic foot exam. What is his risk of future complications? What advice would you give?

Station 4
Data interpretation: 25 year old with PMH of asthma, presenting to AE with shortness of breath and white sputum. Calculate expected PEFR from graph. What investigations would you do? What does the chest x-ray show (pneumothorax)? How would you treat it?

Station 5
Prescribing: Medical history taking

Station 6
Examination: Upper limb neuro exam

Station 7
Giving information: Diagnosed with hypertension. Patient being started on Rampiril.

Station 8
Giving information: Patient with enlarged prostate is having a TUR tomorrow. You are medical student consenting for a PR exam you'll be doing tomorrow with the patient under general anaesthesia.

Station 9
History taking: Pulmonary Embolism

Station 10
Data interpretation: 31 year old woman with tachycardia, irregular pulse, loose stools, tiredness (hyperthyroidism). What investigations? How would you treat?

Station 11
Giving information: IBS and treatment

Station 12
Examination: Examine for bowel obstruction. What symptoms would they have? What would an x-ray show?

Station 13
Challenging Communication/Ethics: The ward clerk on your ward wants to know about her partner who has pneumonia on another ward.

Station 14
History taking: Giant cell arteritis. What investigations would you do? What immediate management would you give?

Station 15
Prescribing: Write a hospital prescription for a Levothyroxine and Priadil.

Station 16
Examination: Cardiovascular exam