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6 oral presentations · About 75 minutes
Presenting Your First Patient
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Scenarios
- 1Start scenario
A first one-minute summary
Present the main concern, symptom timeline, and relevant findings from the notes provided.
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Chest discomfort on exertion
Present a new clinic patient’s history, observations and ECG in an organized way, and name what still needs assessment.
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A first ward-round presentation
Present a patient admitted overnight with pneumonia: the story, the findings and treatment so far, and what is pending.
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Recurrent headaches
Present a clinic patient with recurrent headaches, organized around a typical attack, and flag details that matter for safety.
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Conflicting histories
Name your information sources and explain unresolved differences or missing facts.
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An unfamiliar patient
Give a concise presentation from an unfamiliar chart without relying on a script.
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About this course
What you’ll practice
- Present a concise chronology and relevant history.
- Attribute information and identify conflicting accounts.
- Distinguish supplied findings from inference and missing data.
Recommended preparation: Taking a Complete History; Focused History Taking