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10/ 3/2014 Ten -mi nut e histor y-t aki ng an d phy sica l exa minati on st ati on ex amp le | Me dica l Cou nci l of Ca nad a | Le Conseil médi cal du Can ada http://mcc.ca/examinations/ten-minute-history-taking-and-physical-examination-station-example/ 1/2 Examinations > Ten-minute history-taking and physical examination station example Ten-minute history-taking and physical examination station example What the candidate reads Candidate’s instructions Lynne Black, 20 years old, presents to the Emergency Department with a 16-hour history of abdominal pain. In the next 10 minutes, obtain a focused and relevant history and conduct a focused and relevant physical examination.  As you proceed with the physical examination, explain to the examiner what you are doing and describe any findings. What  the candidate does Download the video clip of a candidate in this station What the examiner completes Examiner checklist Fill in the bubble for each item completed satisfactorily  1. Elicits history of pain  - time of onset  - quality  - location  - intensity  - radiation  2. Asks abou t as soci ated symptoms  - nausea  - presence of vomiting  - fever or chills  3. Elicits past history  - episodes of similar pain  - previous surgery  - medication 4. Drapes patient app ro priately [i.e., breast and pubic areas covered] 5. Inspects abdomen 6. Auscultates abdomen  7. Percusses abdomen [slight increase in pain]  8. Li gh tl y palp at es each qu a dr an t  [RLQ is tender]  9. Deep ly palpates eac h qua drant  [RLQ is tender, Rovsing is positive]  10. At tempts to el icit si gns of per it one al irri tati on [any of guarding, percussion tenderness OR rebound] 11. Init iates i ngui nal region exami nati on [EXAMINER, report: Normal, please move on] 12. As ks for r esul ts of rect al examinat ion [EXAMINER, report: Mild tenderness on right side] If UNSATISFACTORY, please specify why: Inadequate medical knowledge and / or provided misinformation Could not focus in on this patient’s problem Demonstrated poor communication and / or interpersonal skills  Actions taken may harm this patient  Actions taken may be imminently dangerous to this patient Other: __________________________________________________________ Did this candidate demonstrate a lapse in professional behaviour?  Yes No Disrespectful to others (e.g., to patient, nurse) Over-investigated / over-managed the patient  Actions raised ethical and / or legal concern

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Examinations > Ten-minute history-taking and physical examination station example

Ten-minute history-taking and physical examination station example

What the candidate reads

Candidate’s instructions

Lynne Black, 20 years old, presents to the Emergency Department with a 16-hour history of abdominal pain.

In the next 10 minutes, obtain a focused and relevant history and conduct a focused and relevant physical examination.

 As you proceed with the physical examination, explain to the examiner what you are doing and describe any findings.

What   the candidate does

Download the video clip of a candidate in this station

What the examiner completes

Examiner checklistFill in the bubble for each item completed satisfactorily

  1. Elicits history of pain

  - time of onset

  - quality

  - location

  - intensity

  - radiation

  2. Asks about associated symptoms

  - nausea

  - presence of vomiting

  - fever or chills

  3. Elicits past history

  - episodes of similar pain

  - previous surgery

  - medication

4. Drapes patient appropriately [i.e., breast and pubic areas covered]

5. Inspects abdomen

6. Auscultates abdomen

 7 . Percusses abdomen [slight increase in pain]

 8. Lightly palpates each quadrant [RLQ is tender]

 9. Deeply palpates each quadrant [RLQ is tender, Rovsing is positive] 

10. Attempts to elicit signs of peritoneal irritation [any of guarding, percussion tenderness OR rebound]

11. Initiates inguinal region examination [EXAMINER, report: Normal, please move on]

12. Asks for results of rectal examination [EXAMINER, report: Mild tenderness on right side]

If UNSATISFACTORY, please specify why:

Inadequate medical knowledge and / or provided misinformation

Could not focus in on this patient’s problem

Demonstrated poor communication and / or interpersonal skills

 Actions taken may harm this patient

 Actions taken may be imminently dangerous to this patient

Other: __________________________________________________________ 

Did this candidate demonstrate a lapse in professional behaviour?  Yes No

Disrespectful to others (e.g., to patient, nurse)

Over-investigated / over-managed the patient

 Actions raised ethical and / or legal concern

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Briefly describe the behaviour for any of the above reasons or any other observed lapse : __________________________________________________________________________