PLAB 2: How to approach a Combined station and time management
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 11. 09. 2024
- The combined station in PLAB 2 is one of the difficult stations to master. However, with practice, it is achievable and a high-scoring station.
In this video, we will go through the combined management, focused history taking, and the most important part how to manage time. We know time management is what candidates struggle in PLAB 2 combined station. In this video, we have discussed the approach to focused history taking with few examples to understand the concept better.
It is critical to regular practice the examination section, make sure the examination steps are well acquainted with to save time in the exam.
Get inspired. With regular practice and perseverance, you will reach your potential.
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ThankyouâŠ.. and the way you explained the general management approach is very good⊠Ty so muchâŠ.
Your welcome :) kindly share it with your friends.
Your welcome :) kindly share it with your friends.
great video! Thank you
So helpful. Thank u so much, god bless you đ
Nowadays they don't mention to examine the pt in the task.....they just say.....pt has come with some concerns...talk to the pt and address the concerns
Correct. I'm ideal situation they would never ask you to examine the pt. When you reach the examination + investigation part you would need to state the examination and start to perform the examination. There could be 2 scenarios here - either you are allowed to go ahead with the examination or the examiner could state - to assume examination is done and give you the findings.
@@thesurgeondoctor thank you for your response.....if we see a mannequin inside the room, should we always presume that it's a combined station?