OSCE Lab
Train your ears, your hands and your script before the examiner does
Talk to a patient, run a station against the clock, listen, then tick through every section of the clinical skills guide. Progress stays on your device.
Practice
Sections
64 stations, 848 steps, 260 script lines
0 timed runs / 0 of 17 decks played
- History taking0%Opening to closing: OPQRST, FIFE, medications, CAGE and the substance questions, IHELLP, lifestyle, WHACS, the review of systems, the sexual history, and the medication and allergy history.8 stations / 107 stepsOpen
- Physical examination0%Vitals, cardio with JVP and the peripheral vessels, respiratory, the full abdomen, head and neck, diabetes and volume, and the skin.7 stations / 107 stepsOpen
- Communication and counselling0%HIV pre- and post-test counselling, PEP and PrEP, consent, SPIKES, goals of care, trans-affirming and trauma-informed care, capacity, smoking cessation, and explaining a new medication.10 stations / 121 stepsOpen
- Psychiatric interview0%The psychiatric history, risk assessment, mental status examination with a builder that writes it, every screening question, and the alcohol and substance use history.5 stations / 98 stepsOpen
- Paediatrics0%The two-historian history, HEEADSSS for adolescents, the paediatric examination from fontanelles to primitive reflexes, and the developmental assessment with its limit ages.4 stations / 71 stepsOpen
- Neurological examination0%Presentations, cranial nerves I to XII with an interactive map, motor and reflexes with a myotome drill, sensory, coordination, stance and gait, and the speech, language and cognitive screen.5 stations / 86 stepsOpen
- Musculoskeletal examination0%Hip, shoulder, wrist and hand, knee, GALS, the back with a pattern classifier for mechanical low back pain, the ankle and foot, and the elbow.10 stations / 101 stepsOpen
- Eyes and ENT0%Vision loss, diplopia, eye pain, red eye and blurred vision; the eye exam; tuning forks and Dix-Hallpike; hearing loss, vertigo, epistaxis, sore throat and the neck lump.4 stations / 42 stepsOpen
- Breast and pelvic0%Breast history and clinical breast examination, gynaecological history, the pelvic examination, the inguinal, testicular and prostate examinations, and the obstetric history.6 stations / 68 stepsOpen
- Geriatrics0%The 5 Ms, the Confusion Assessment Method, falls with the four bedside tests, orthostatic hypotension, the medication review, and cognitive screening with the activities of daily living.5 stations / 47 stepsOpen
Built from Yazan’s OSCE review notes, the Heart Sounds Lab and Respiratory Sound Lab, and unofficial student Clinical Skills Summary documents, themselves adapted from the University of Toronto Year 1 and Year 2 ICE Clinical Skills guides. Educational use only; not a substitute for clinical supervision, and always defer to the original guides.