Practice this case based on how you are assessed in your OSCEs, and use the relevant sections for general revision. 🤓 Doctor Instruction: You are currently a senior medical doctor on call. Your next patient is Marina Mason, a 45-year-old female coming in for chest pain. Please take a history and perform a relevant examination. Patient History:

Practice this case based on how you are assessed in your OSCEs, and use the relevant sections for general revision. 🤓 Doctor Instruction: You are currently a senior medical doctor on call. Your next patient is Yamato Takahashi, a 55-year-old male presenting with shortness of breath. Please take a history and perform a relevant examination. Patient History:

Practice this case based on how you are assessed in your OSCEs, and use the relevant sections for general revision. 🤓 Doctor Instruction: You are currently a senior medical doctor on call. Your next patient is 67-year-old Idris Halidu of African origin, presenting with shortness of breath and cough. Please take a history and perform a relevant examination. Patient History:

Practice this case based on how you are assessed in your OSCEs, and use the relevant sections for general revision. 🤓 Doctor Instruction: You are currently a senior medical doctor in the Respiratory Clinic. Your next patient is a 54-year-old gentleman called Richard Harrison - referred for shortness of breath. Please take a history and perform a relevant examination. Patient History:

Practice this case based on how you are assessed in your OSCEs, and use the relevant sections for general revision. 🤓 Doctor Instruction: You are currently a senior medical doctor working in a respiratory clinic. Your next patient is a 16-year-old female called Chloe Norris, with recurrent shortness of breath. Please take a history and perform a relevant examination. Patient History:

Practice this case based on how you are assessed in your OSCEs, and use the relevant sections for general revision. 🤓 Doctor Instruction: You are currently a senior medical doctor on call. Your next patient is called Tom Holland – a 49-year-old male due to limb weakness. Please take a history and perform a relevant examination. Patient History: