45 cases / speak or type / feedback on a marking scheme
Simulated Patients
A standardized patient who talks back. Press the microphone and take the history the way you would in the room; the patient answers in their own voice, only tells you what you ask about, and reacts to how you treat them. End the session for examiner feedback against the case’s hidden marking scheme. Your speech is recognized by your browser and never uploaded.
Cardiovascular / Emergency department, 3 pm
Chest pain in the emergency department
Robert Hale, 58, he/him.
Take a focused history of the chest pain. You have about eight minutes.
Abdominal / Surgical assessment unit, evening
Abdominal pain in a young adult
Priya Nair, 22, she/her.
Take a focused history of the abdominal pain. You have about eight minutes.
Neurological / Family practice, morning clinic
Recurrent headaches
Hannah Brooks, 29, she/her.
Take a history of the headaches and decide whether anything worries you. About eight minutes.
Respiratory / Urgent care, late evening
Shortness of breath with a wheeze
Marcus Bell, 24, he/him.
Take a focused respiratory history. About eight minutes.
Systems review / Family practice
Palpitations and weight loss
Leila Haddad, 34, she/her.
Take a history of the palpitations and work out what else is going on. About eight minutes.
Sexual history / Sexual health and family practice walk-in
Burning when passing urine
Maya Chen, 26, she/her.
Take a focused urinary and sexual history with sensitivity. About eight minutes.
Infection / Student health clinic
Sore throat and swollen glands
Emma Walsh, 19, she/her.
Take a full history of the sore throat, including the risk factors that matter. About eight minutes.
Respiratory / Emergency department, morning
Cough, fever and a sore side
Ahmed Karim, 67, he/him.
Take a focused respiratory history. About eight minutes.
Musculoskeletal / Urgent care clinic
A twisted knee at soccer
Jake Morrison, 20, he/him.
Take a focused history of the knee injury, including the mechanism and what it stops him doing. About eight minutes.
Endocrine / Family practice
Tired all the time and always thirsty
George Adeyemi, 52, he/him.
Take a history of the fatigue and find what lies behind it. A full review of systems will help. About eight minutes.
Abdominal / Family practice
Burning in the chest after meals
Nadia Farouk, 38, she/her.
Take a focused gastrointestinal history and screen for alarm features. About eight minutes.
Infection / Walk-in clinic
Diarrhea after a vacation
Liam O'Connor, 27, he/him.
Take a focused history of the diarrhea, including exposures, hydration and who else is at risk. About eight minutes.
Cardiovascular / Family practice, home visit request
Swollen ankles and breathless on the stairs
Margaret Doyle, 74, she/her.
Take a focused cardiovascular history, including the medications and why they changed. About eight minutes.
Musculoskeletal / Family practice, same-day appointment
A hot, swollen big toe overnight
Dennis Kowalski, 61, he/him.
Take a focused history of the painful joint and the factors behind it. About eight minutes.
Constitutional / Family practice, booked appointment
Losing weight without trying
Grace Mbeki, 55, she/her.
Take a history of the unintentional weight loss with a full review of systems. About ten minutes.
Neurological / Family practice, walk-in
The room spins when I roll over in bed
Paolo Ferreira, 48, he/him.
Take a history of the dizziness and decide whether it is peripheral or central. About eight minutes.
Vascular / Emergency department
A swollen, painful calf after a long flight
Ingrid Larsen, 36, she/her.
Take a history of the leg swelling and its risk factors, and screen for pulmonary embolism. About eight minutes.
Urinary / Family practice
Blood in the urine, and it does not hurt
Walter Osei, 63, he/him.
Take a history of the visible blood in the urine and the risk factors around it. About eight minutes.
Skin / Family practice
An itchy scaly rash and stiff, sausage fingers
Sunita Bhatt, 31, she/her.
Take a history of the rash and the joint symptoms together. About eight minutes.
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