Join MedEd for their OSCE Teaching Series on Inhalers, Blood Pressure, and Urine Dip (PVB Station) on Tuesday, 3rd February. Presented by 4th-year medical student Shiromi Patrick, this session will help you master the skills needed to confidently tackle PVB stations for OSCEs and clinical practice. You'll also gain practical tips on avoiding common pitfalls and perfecting essential techniques frequently tested in exams.
OSCE Teaching Series - Inhalers / Blood Pressure / Urine Dip (PVB Station)
Description
Summary
In MedEd's OSCE teaching series, 4th-year medical student Shiromi Patrick will provide training on inhalers, blood pressure, and urine dip tests, focusing on the skills necessary for PVB stations. Attendees will learn how to evade common mistakes and hone crucial techniques often evaluated in exams. This session, happening on Tuesday, February 3rd, is designed to enhance proficiency for both OSCEs and clinical practice, making it indispensable for any healthcare professional.
Learning objectives
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By the end of this session, learners should be able to accurately describe the correct usage of various types of inhalers, identifying key steps for effective administration and common patient complications.
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Develop proficiency in taking and interpreting blood pressure readings, recognizing normal and abnormal results, and identifying appropriate follow-up actions based on these results.
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Gain practical skills in performing and interpreting urine dip tests, understanding the significance of various results and correlating these with specific medical conditions.
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Understand the structure and expectations of PVB stations during OSCE assessments, and apply acquired skills and knowledge effectively in this exam format.
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Learn to recognize and avoid common errors in performing inhaler usage, blood pressure monitoring, and urine dip testing, improving overall clinical practice and performance in exams.