Mock Date: 25/06/2025 Case 1 :: Attempt 1 Topic: ENT Case Name: Epistaxis Action Items: Practice and Review the case in the OSCE...

Master epistaxis management in PLAB 2: spot red flags, differentiate bleeds, and ensure safe, effective patient care.

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

Master rabies PEP in PLAB 2: Learn when to give vaccine, HRIG, and tetanus based on WHO exposure category and patient history.

Managing angry patients requires empathy, clear communication, and professionalism. Address adverse reactions with sincerity and solutions.

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Learn essential steps to manage cat bite cases for PLAB 2, from quick history-taking to effective wound care, vaccinations, and patient rapp

Suspected carbon monoxide poisoning case? Focus on quick data gathering, clear management steps, and safety netting advice to ensure safety.

Managing apixaban-related nosebleeds: assess severity, check dosage adherence, provide first aid tips, and ensure follow-up for safety.

Essential steps for managing adolescent suicide risk: build trust, ensure safety, offer resources, and guide patients in crisis planning.

Master the PLAB 2 telephone consultation: learn to balance focused history-taking, clear provisional diagnosis, and patient-centered care.

Understanding Raynaud's Phenomenon in PLAB 2: Diagnose, differentiate, and manage with patient-centered care for exam success.

Deciding the safe treatment for a perforated eardrum in CSOM: when to use topical vs. oral antibiotics without risking ototoxicity.

Master PLAB 2 clinical scenarios: from history taking and examination to diagnosis and management, ensuring comprehensive care.

Understand your PLAB 2 results: Learn how to interpret quantitative and qualitative feedback to identify strengths and areas for improvement

Telephonic consultation with a mother with postpartum depression: detailed history, safety assessment, empathetic support, and treatment.

Build rapport, check understanding, use mnemonics (FLAWS), correct errors politely, engage interactively, and emphasize referrals and follow

Recognize and address angry patient concerns, gather detailed info on infection, validate emotions, explain, apologize, offer PALS.

Identify STIs in minors quickly, address abuse and legal issues, involve seniors, and ensure follow-up for support and safety netting.

Focus on UTI symptoms, respect gender identity, gather relevant history, provide pain relief, refer to support groups, clear comminucation.