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Clinical Exam: Examination Technique
Examination technique for the FRACP clinical exam: the sequence an examiner expects for each short case system, what to say aloud so every manoeuvre is named, the key findings and what they mean, how to present in two minutes, common viva questions with model …
17 lessons and 28 exam-style questions, written for the RACP Divisional Written Exam
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1Clinical Exam: Examination Technique
- The Cardiovascular Examination
- The Respiratory Examination
- The Abdominal and Gastrointestinal Examination
- The Renal Examination: Fistula, Transplant and Dialysis Access
- Upper Limb Neurological Examination
- Lower Limb Neurological Examination
- Cranial Nerve Examination
- Cerebellar Examination
- Gait and Parkinsonism
- Hands and Joints: The Rheumatology Short Case
- Thyroid and Endocrine Short Cases
- Haematology, Lymph Nodes, Liver and Spleen
- The Long Case: Using the 60 Minutes
- The Long Case: Problem Lists and Prioritisation
- The Long Case: Impact of Illness on the Patient and Family
- The Long Case: Presenting and Handling the Discussion
- Exam Pearls