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This is a practice OSCE station for UKMLA content.
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Facial trauma commonly presents in Emergency Departments and primary care. More advanced facial trauma will be redirected to major trauma centres. Due to the proximity to vital structures,...
Moving into a new healthcare system can be overwhelming. Many international medical graduates face this reality when joining the NHS. Whether you’re starting as a Junior or Senior...
Immobilisation of the lower limb is a key aspect of managing fractures, ligamentous injuries, and post-operative recovery in Trauma and Orthopaedics. Proper immobilisation supports...
This is a practice OSCE for UKMLA content.
How to use
Candidate:
Read the brief below (1 minute).
Take a brief history and a perform a A-E examination (10 minute).
Handover...
This is a practice OSCE station for UKMLA content.
How to use
Candidate:
Read the brief below (1 minute).
Take a history and perform a focused examination (6 minutes).
Answer...
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This is a UKMLA-centred history guide on facial weakness.
Introduction
Facial paralysis is the total weakness of facial muscles due to dysfunction of the facial nerve (CNVII). The...
This is a UKMLA-centred history guide for dizziness and vertigo.
Introduction
Dizziness and vertigo are common presenting complaints in general practice and the emergency department....
This is a UKMLA-centred history guide for non-blanching rash in children.
Introduction
Non-blanching rashes in children can be a cause of worry and panic! This is understandable,...
This is a UKMLA-centred guide to the Newborn Examination.
Introduction
The Newborn and Infant Physical Examination (NIPE) is a screening examination that aims to identify congenital...
This is a practice OSCE station for UKMLA content.
How to use
Candidate:
Read the brief below (1 minute).
Take a history and perform a focused examination (10 minutes).
Answer...
Eye pain is a common presentation with a broad differential. A structured history is essential to identify sight-threatening and systemic causes. It is important to ask about eye pain...
My medical school ophthalmology elective to Southern Africa was cancelled during COVID. Three years later, as an F3 doctor, I decided to make it happen anyway, volunteering at the rural...
Head injury remains a common reason for presentations to the emergency department in the UK and, akin to trauma as a whole, represents a significant cause of death and morbidity in...
This guide is designed to help you take a safe, structured, and clinically relevant history when assessing a patient with acute joint pain or swelling. It focusses on gathering the...
When taking a history from a patient presenting with ophthalmic symptoms, it is important to ask about any vision loss.
Vision loss can be either partial or complete. It can...
