Year 3: Shortness of Breath OSCE Teaching

Name: Year 3: Shortness of Breath OSCE Teaching
Start: 2023-10-04T18:00:00+00:00
End: 2023-10-04T19:00:00+00:00

4th Oct 2023

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

Cardiology

Emergency medicine

Respiratory medicine

4th Oct 2023

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

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Description

Ever wonder how you're going to manage to fit in time to take a thorough history and examination in your OSCEs?

Join our clinically focused teaching on shortness of breath to help prepare for finals where we discuss history-taking, physical examinations, investigations, and how to differentiate between different causes of shortness of breath with practice case scenarios.

This teaching is not only aimed at Manchester medical students, anyone is welcome to join.

Register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0lceqqrD0uHdwYyuYMGowdl7glZCDnIoYb

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Summary

Gain the skills you need and learn how to quickly and accurately diagnose shortness of breath with this OSCE teaching session geared towards medical professionals. Guided through history-taking, physical examinations, investigations, and practice case scenarios, this session helps attendees prepare for finals and confidently handle shortness of breath diagnoses. Open to all medical professionals, unpack the complexity of this clinical presentation and join now!

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Learning objectives

1. Identify the signs and symptoms associated with shortness of breath pulmonary diseases. 2. Recognize and explain relevant tests used to diagnose causes of shortness of breath. 3. Explain the different management strategies for the various pulmonary diseases associated with shortness of breath. 4. Interpret and evaluate the results of pulmonary examinations and radiographs used to diagnose shortness of breath. 5. Formulate an evidence-based differential diagnosis for a patient presenting with shortness of breath.

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