USMLE Step 2 - Clinical Skills (sample cases) 2

[carfan2k2]

this is horribly slow... going at this pace of interviewing.. NO WAY you'd finish in the 15 mins allotted for the patient encounter!

[carfan2k2]

also if a patient presents with chest pain .. you DONT say "ok" to him / her ... say something like "im sorry to hear that and I will do my best to take care of you"

[carfan2k2]

you forgot so many steps in the start ...

- are you comfrotable?

- let me put this drape on you to cover up your legs

- is it ok with you that i take some notes while interviewing you just so I don't miss out on any important points?

- AND then you start asking questions

[iraqdawn]

this is a bad interview... but i would give her full mark just because she's cute ;)

[o0ItsumoUreshii0o]

Terrible video, if 4 hours cost >300USD then it's not worth it. The SP is not in distress as someone with chest pain and SOB should be, and she is not showing any EMPATHY (not sympathy)... to begin with

[ficolossale]

yes... i'd want to see REAL cases from CS, because the guy in this case sample is way too much cooperative than most real patients in the CS.... im sure of that....

[Allibaby78]

USMLE Step 1 Clinical Skills? Never heard of that 

[ase6120]

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[thebrowntrainer]

are the simulated patients really THAT descriptive or do they reserve information?

i mean she's barely asking the right questions but the patient is giving away so much info

[moemoe96]

@taabouzeid  makes HER*****

[moemoe96]

she ignored everything called sympathy...!!!

[SolActovegini]

@moemoe96

Like the pt says:"I've got pain."

She says:"OK" Like she is saying :"it's OK to be in pain:))"

[stefan22284]

looks cute though ;-)

[majesticalps]

She is seriously cute!

[Galanin22]

Gosh, this is awful, almost looks like she is doing it for the 1st time - memorised questions (maybe she is ever reading them from the paper who knows). No true rapport with the patient, terrible communication skills. The patient is giving her all the clues. I wish all patients were this GREAT, answering exactly what you ask them. Giver her some challenging pt and then let's see! Watching this, I think I am ready for my exam! :)

[KingKongPumpin]

Did she even consider that the respiratory system may be involved too let alone the GIT? She hardly did any ROS...Since she's taking the Angina/MI route possibly I guess we have to inquire about other systems that can be affected by Artherosclerosis; GI: Mesenteric Ischemia Sxs, LL for PAD; caludication (pain in the legs on exertion)...hmmmmmm

[Nueroactive]

LOL

Imma gunna prescribe you love potion #9.

[aandagape]

i hope my patients on cs are gonna be this cooperative geez!

[LucaPMC]

she sucks bigtime damm!

[BlessedJ85]

Wow. Is this supposed to be good?

[snake1985h]

she was good

[dianapotter]

The audio is pretty bad, could you upload a better quality video???

[braingain1]

The young lady is good----better to sit down-----missed a few other system review questions----generally vg-----Pat Riordan MB MD JD LLM

[Chortleclips]

his heart is screwed

[bvhospital]

She is doing the same mistake of taking notes as girls are accustomed to do in school and college

[TheMohsen401]

this a good way in tacking the history, but i think she should sit .

[slingerlandrox]

Worthless...

[serthral]

her performance is terrible. is this supposed to be an example of a good interview?

[qazibasit]

it depends on the test centers and the leniency given by the examiners. But this was a simulation and docs usually dont get ideal cases. One has to conclude a D/D rather than just a single disease so they complicate the case.

[ultradocmansu]

its close to ideal way , but not still ideal.. doctor should show compassion and empathy. and transition statement from general history taking to personal history taking can be better 'okay now mr .... i wanna ask u some questions about ur personal history ,in cases like urs such info can give us important clues to reach particular diagnosis. i assure u the information u give will be kept strictly confidential . is that okay with u?'

[anushkachatterjee81]

No you can definitely write on the scrap paper where you can note the imp points which will help you to write the main patient note.

[rajrazmee]

the doctor is writing points while the patient is still talking,this is neither the worldwide protocol nor the step 2 CS allows to do like this,there is a separate 10 minutes time to make the notes and draw conclusions.