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JCM OSCE AHNH 2 Oct 2013.

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1 JCM OSCE AHNH 2 Oct 2013

2 Case 1 M/20 Walk-in case Chest discomfort for 1 day BP 114/89 P70

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4 What are the differential diagnoses?
How to distinguish between them?

5 Case 2 M/15 SOB and throat obstruction for few hours

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8 What is the diagnosis? What are the possible causes? What is the management?

9 Case 3 M/60 Fell on outstretched hand

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12 What is the diagnosis? What is the treatment? What is the prognosis?

13 Case 4 F/29 Abdominal distension and NBO for 3 days No vomiting
Similar episodes before

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15 What is the likely diagnosis?
What is the management?

16 Case 5 F/80 Abdominal distension for 1 day

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18 What is the diagnosis? What is the management at A&E?

19 Case 6 M/13 Twisted right leg while chasing others at school

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21 What is the diagnosis? What is the commoner mechanism of injury for this condition? What are the potential complications? What is the management at A&E?

22 The end

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