RCoA Primary Examination: OSCE Communication Station

This video is intended to illustrate what a candidate may expect to see in a typical OSCE Communication Station. It also gives examples of good practice and contrasts this with examples of poor practice. Please be advised that it is not intended as a ‘model answer’ and shows parts of a generic scenario, not an entire FRCA question.
There are further examples of different types of OSCE stations, all of which can be found on the Royal College of Anaesthetists KZbin Channel, along with many other informative videos showing aspects of all of the FRCA examinations.
Please note:
The FRCA Examination videos are intended to give examples of the usual processes used and may not be truly reflective of every candidate’s experience at the exams. There are also occasional changes made to exam processes that may not be reflected in the videos made prior to these changes. Instances where candidates are seen answering questions should be taken as examples of good practice and are not intended as model answers.
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[@sanaullah6911]

What's a "killer station"? Sounds dangerous.

[@chethanhandigund6617]

means if you fail in 'history station' you are not totally failed you can still pass clinical exams by covering up difference in other stations like 'general physical station' 'systemic examination station' 'diagnosis and summery station'..

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[@boddumukesh7324]

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[@ashishkatiyar4240]

Q.What if PATIENTS file a legal case against anesthesiologists that ,can't explained complications of the procedure to the patient ?