OSCE PASSCARDS for Medical Students

Mrs Smith was prescribed Flucloxacillin despite being penicillin allergic, and suffered an anaphylactic reaction. Her husband now wishes to speak to you. You were not present at the time and you are not sure of what happened, however, he demands to speak to you as you are a doctor and part of the team looking after her. What do you do? These 96 invaluable flashcards thoroughly test OSCE candidates on correct procedure for a wealth of topics from taking blood to managing advanced life support, scrubbing for theatre to breaking bad news. Each topic is presented in an easy-to-read table, detailing best practice, including pertinent questions, tests to perform, possible responses and suspected diagnoses. Expertly laid out, the small, A5 format makes for easy handling - ideal for revision and self-examination.

Farhana Akter is a foundation year 2 trainee in the South Thames Foundation School. She has a keen interest in medical education and has extensive teaching experience with formal teaching qualifications. She is due to commence core surgical training in the London Deanery and will continue her interest in medical education with a focus on teaching surgical specialities at an undergraduate and postgraduate level. Farhana Akter is a foundation year 2 trainee in the South Thames Foundation School. She has a keen interest in medical education and has extensive teaching experience with formal teaching qualifications. She is due to commence core surgical training in the London Deanery and will continue her interest in medical education with a focus on teaching surgical specialities at an undergraduate and postgraduate level.

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