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A patient has sudden painless loss of vision in one eye. What is appropriate? Scenario: at a district hospital; patient/case number 10 in Practice Set 1.
Forensic specimens should be: Scenario: at a health centre; patient/case number 56 in Practice Set 1.
A patient has flank pain radiating to the groin with haematuria. Which diagnosis is likely? Scenario: in an outpatient department; patient/case number 49 in Practice Set 1.
A patient has fever, neck stiffness and altered consciousness. What is the priority? Scenario: during an emergency review; patient/case number 32 in Practice Set 1.
A burn patient has facial burns, soot in the mouth and hoarseness. What is the priority concern? Scenario: at a health centre; patient/case number 21 in Practice Set 1.
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