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6 oral presentations · About 75 minutes
Oral Presentations & Clinical Reasoning
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Scenarios
- 1Start scenario
Chest pain with a prioritized differential
Present key findings, explain your assessment, and propose next steps to your supervisor.
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- 2Start scenario
New painless jaundice
Connect the patient's main problem with the findings and your proposed next steps.
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- 3Start scenario
Fatigue with conflicting findings
Weigh alternative explanations and identify what remains unknown.
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- 4Start scenario
A patient’s course changes overnight
Update your assessment as findings change, distinguishing new problems from those that have resolved.
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- 5Start scenario
Several active problems on rounds
Prioritize the patient's problems and explain a practical plan to your supervisor.
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- 6Start scenario
A complex unfamiliar admission
Present the history, findings, possible causes, uncertainties, and plans if the condition changes.
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About this course
What you’ll practice
- Create a discriminating problem representation.
- Explain a prioritized assessment grounded in supplied evidence.
- Present a feasible supervised plan with uncertainty and contingencies.
Recommended preparation: Presenting Your First Patient; relevant systems