DO NOT Make These OSCE Mistakes | TEN Common OSCE Mistakes I See As An Examiner |

[@AH-le8zp]

Thanks Dr. B I will be using these for sure. I am definitely guilty of the "have i missed anything" phrase 😂

[@DrPBaptiste]

Good to know! You're very welcome!

[@sarahe3572]

It can be hard not to ask leading questions but I can see how they can be dangerous like you say. Thanks so much for this advice!!

[@DrPBaptiste]

You are very welcome!

[@shaunsilk6454]

Defo needed this video Dr Baptiste. Really helpful with my exams🙏🏽💯🔥🔥

[@DrPBaptiste]

Thanks glad you found it useful!

[@funkyrus6955]

I agree that the language should not be jargon. It should be kept simple so that we are all on the same page.

[@DrPBaptiste]

Yes!!

[@SG-sn9bh]

Hello Dr, Thankyou for the Video.. I had 2 quick questions Is studying for osce's okay if your alone and using flash cards to practice? Secondly when the station says e.g an x year old presenting y and z take A FOCUSED history- should we just dive in to expounding on the symptoms given or we start by introduction, asking the patient the presenting complaint and duration then dive into the history of presenting illness? Thankyou very much!

[@DrPBaptiste]

Hello! Thanks for watching and glad you found the video useful! 1. If you're alone I would always recommend getting up and acting out the examination. Actually getting up and pretending someone is there and going through the motions is much better and more effective than sitting down reading. 2. Focused means , focused questions on the system. So go through the normal procedure e.g.introduce yourself etc and ask questions specific to what they are presenting with. For example, if a 55 year old woman presents with abdominal pain and bloating (you think they might be eluding to ovarian pathology) then your questions should be focused more around that. Hope that make sense! Any more questions please let me know! All the best with your studies!

[@shaunsmith7705]

Great video Dr...useful info👍🏼💥

[@DrPBaptiste]

Thanks so much for your comment!

[@djpeters2652]

Thanks for this, so useful!

[@DrPBaptiste]

Thank you!

[@killua368]

I love this content, I’m saving this for the future!

[@DrPBaptiste]

Thanks so much for your feedback glad it's been useful for you!

[@eib8435]

Hello Dr. B. As usual another great, interesting and informative video. Thank you so much for sharing. Looking forward to your next video 🙏👍👍

[@DrPBaptiste]

Hello! As always thank you for your lovely comments! The next one is going to be good too so stay tuned!

[@semirakashanimoradi662]

Thank you for this video! It is very helpful

[@DrPBaptiste]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!

[@funkyrus6955]

Practice does make perfect.

[@DrPBaptiste]

Yes it does!!

[@khadijahadebayo]

Ohh! I didn't know the examiners will still be asking me questions

[@DrPBaptiste]

Hi thanks for watching! Sometimes, but not always there are questions at the end of the exam!

[@khadijahadebayo]

@@DrPBaptiste Okay. The last question is to test the Professional values and Practice.

[@eib8435]

Keep up the amazing work 👍

[@DrPBaptiste]

Thank you so much, I will!

[@funkyrus6955]

Enjoyed video as per usual educational and interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@DrPBaptiste]

Thank you!