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PLAB 2 Mock test feedback:: Medical Ethics-Underage Contraception Request at GP Clinic :: 2nd Attempt

Master the emergency contraception PLAB 2 station with expert tips on safeguarding, Fraser competence, and patient-centred care.

examiner mla

Jul 258 min read

A South Asian teenage girl with a serious expression holds a blister pack of white pills, representing a PLAB 2 emergency contraception scenario.

PUID 50:: Underage Contraception Request GP:: A PLAB 2 Mock:: 2nd Attempt

Master PLAB 2's contraception case with expert tips on safeguarding, emergency pill, and patient-centred communication.

examiner mla

Jul 252 min read

PLAB 2 scenario showing a South Asian female doctor conducting a sensitive consultation with a distressed teenage girl in a clinical setting, highlighting key communication and safeguarding skills essential for the UK medical licensing exam.

PUID 50:: Underage Contraception Request GP:: A PLAB 2 Mock:: 1st Attempt

Emergency contraception in teens: assess Gillick competence, safeguard, educate on STI prevention, and ensure responsible management.

examiner mla

Jul 242 min read

A medical consultation scene showing a young male doctor with a stethoscope explaining benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) to an older male patient, who holds an anatomical diagram of the prostate and bladder; the doctor appears empathetic and attentive, emphasizing the patient-centered approach typical in PLAB 2 OSCE scenarios. Ask ChatGPT

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) – A PLAB 2 Guide

Master BPH in PLAB 2 with this structured guide: from LUTS to DRE, PSA, meds, ED concerns & patient-friendly explanations.

Ann Augustin

Jul 243 min read

A PLAB 2 scenario showing a female doctor reassuring a concerned mother holding her child during a flu vaccine consultation.

Flu Vaccination Counseling for Children - A High-Yield PLAB 2 Guide

Master flu vaccine counselling for PLAB 2: clinical details, safety, side effects, and ethical consent made simple for parental reassurance.

Ann Augustin

Jul 142 min read

PLAB 2 Mock Test Feedback :: ENT :: Epistaxis :: Attempt1

Mock Date: 25/06/2025 Case 1 :: Attempt 1 Topic: ENT Case Name: Epistaxis Action Items: Practice and Review the case in the OSCE workbench: Click Here Watch the (Private) Mock Test Video Recording: Click Here Read the Case Blog: Click Here Additional Resources: Click Here Deep Dive into your (Private) performance below: Scenario Summary: Miss Lynn Taylor, a 25-year-old teacher, presents with recurrent nosebleeds. She experiences these episodes a few times a month, especially

examiner mla

Jun 296 min read

A calm female doctor wearing a white lab coat and stethoscope explains Vitamin D deficiency to a middle-aged female patient in a clinic setting, pointing to a digital tablet displaying a bone density chart with coloured zones and a skeletal diagram, simulating a typical PLAB 2 examination scenario.

☀️ Vitamin D: Metabolism, Functions, Deficiency, and Clinical Approach

Learn Vitamin D deficiency diagnosis, management, communication tips, and UK practice relevance for PLAB 2 endocrine-muskuloskeletal stations.

Ann Augustin

Jun 283 min read

A calm pregnant woman sits on an examination table with her eyes closed, wearing a pink t-shirt and grey leggings, while a midwife in blue scrubs measures her blood pressure using a manual sphygmomanometer and stethoscope in a bright, neatly organised antenatal clinic room. A fetal development poster and shelves in the background suggest structured clinical care, reflecting a realistic PLAB 2 antenatal scenario.

Preeclampsia: A PLAB 2 Clinical Approach for Safe and Effective OSCE Practice

Preeclampsia at 38 weeks: diagnosis, risk factors, investigations, management, and safe structured communication for PLAB 2 OSCE.

Ann Augustin

Jun 273 min read

A calm female doctor in a white coat with a stethoscope gently engages in conversation with a young woman holding a tissue to her nose, depicting a reassuring clinical encounter.

Stopping the Bleed: Mastering Epistaxis - A PLAB 2 Mock Scenario Attempt 2

Master the epistaxis case in PLAB 2 with expert tips on diagnosis, first aid, risk factors, and holistic patient management.

examiner mla

Jun 252 min read

A doctor sitting across from a distressed relative in a softly lit hospital room, gently holding their hand with a compassionate expression. The setting includes a hospital bed and medical equipment in the background, subtly highlighting empathy and emotional support.

Breaking bad news transition to Palliative Care for an Unconscious Stroke Patient: PLAB 2 Mock Attempt 2

Master the art of breaking bad news in PLAB 2. Learn to manage time, convey prognosis, and support relatives with structured empathy.

examiner mla

Jun 192 min read

A middle-aged male doctor in a white coat is attentively speaking to a young adult male patient lying in a hospital bed. The patient, dressed in a blue gown and covered with a white blanket, looks engaged in the conversation. A supportive woman sits beside him, gently holding his arm. The setting is a calm, well-lit hospital room with a neutral background.

First Seizure in A Young Adult: Cracking the Viral Encephalitis Code – PLAB 2 Mock Scenario

Diagnosing a young adult's first seizure: Encephalitis vs. meningitis? Key PLAB 2 insights from a critical emergency scenario.

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Jun 152 min read

A female pediatric doctor wearing a white coat and gloves gently examines a red rash on a young child's arm, illustrating a typical PLAB 2 clinical scenario. The child, around 3 to 4 years old, looks down quietly. The background is softly lit and neutral, emphasizing a calm clinical setting and focused medical care.

Mastering Paediatric Fever and Rash for PLAB 2 Success: A Mock Guide

Identify fever patterns and rash types in children to distinguish serious paediatric infections like Kawasaki and measles in PLAB 2.

Ann Augustin

Jun 154 min read

A composite image showing two adjacent scenes in a medical office. On the left, a visibly upset middle-aged woman with shoulder-length brown hair speaks angrily on the phone while holding a document, her mouth open in frustration. On the right, a calm male doctor in a white coat and stethoscope listens attentively, gesturing gently with his hand, conveying empathy and professionalism.

When Emotions Run High: Mastering the Angry Relative Scenario: A PLAB 2 Mock Scenario

Handle angry relatives in PLAB 2 with empathy, ethics, and clarity, especially when medication changes and legal authority like LPA are involved.

examiner mla

Jun 142 min read

PLAB 2 Mock Scenario: Breaking Bad News in Terminal Dementia – A Guide to Compassionate and Ethical Communication

Explaining terminal dementia and palliative care in PLAB 2: how to handle carer concerns with empathy, clarity, and clinical precision.

examiner mla

Jun 142 min read

A middle-aged male doctor in a white coat sits across from a young woman in a beige sweater. The doctor listens attentively with a notepad in hand, while the woman looks concerned, resting her head on one hand. They are in a calm, well-lit consultation room, creating a private and professional atmosphere.

Compassionate Abortion Counseling, A Guide to Risk, Reassurance & Respectful Communication: A PLAB 2 Mock Scenario

Counseling a patient for surgical abortion: Address fertility concerns, explain risks clearly, and support patient choices empathetically.

examiner mla

Jun 142 min read

A doctor gently discussing mental health therapy with a patient in a calm, confidential GP consultation room, simulating a PLAB 2 station scenario.

Understanding CBT in the UK: Formats, Failures, and Next Steps

In PLAB 2 stations, show empathy and structure when a patient says “CBT didn’t work” – review past therapy, explore NICE-aligned alternatives, and support the next steps.

Ann Augustin

Jun 122 min read