30
|
Role-play.
Sterilisation request.
|
31
|
Viva. Waiting
list prioritisation
|
32
|
Role-play. Fraser
guidelines
|
33
|
Viva. Clinical
governance
|
30. Roleplay. Sterilisation
request.
Candidate’s
Instructions.
You
are a 5th. year SpR. You are about to see Mrs. Mary Fecund in the
gynaecology clinic. There is a referral letter from the GP.
Read
the letter and then conduct the consultation with Mrs. Fecund as you would do
in the clinic in your hospital.
Referral letter.
Perfect
Health Centre,
Paradise
Lane,
Slagheap.
SLH 678.
Your
ref: BRI 07/54843.
Re.
Mary Fecund,
The
Shoe,
High
Street,
Slagheap.
Dear
Doctor,
Please
see Mrs Fecund who has too many children. She wishes to be sure she has no more
and has asked to be sterilised – one of her friends was sterilised recently
which has put her in the mood to have it done.
Yours
sincerely, Dr. John Williams.
31. Structured discussion. Waiting list prioritisation.
Candidate’s
instructions
Your
consultant is away. The waiting-list manager comes to see you.
The
following patients have been listed by junior staff.
The
waiting-list manager wants you to:
confirm the appropriateness of the proposed
treatment,
decide the degree of urgency,
confirm the appropriateness of the proposed
venue,
decide any special requirement(s) for each
patient.
Name Age
Clinical problem Proposed
operation
JK
|
5
|
chronic
discharge.
?
foreign body
|
EUA
|
JM
|
32
|
1ry.
infertility
|
Laparoscopy
+ tubal patency tests
|
GN
|
77
|
Vulval
cancer. Coronary thrombosis x 2. Unstable angina.
|
Radical
vulvectomy agreed at
|
RU
|
55
|
PMB
x1. BMI 35.
|
D&C.
|
LD
|
32
|
Menorrhagia.
Fibroids. Anaemia.
|
Vaginal
hysterectomy.
|
DT
|
22
|
Does
not want children.
|
Lap.
Steril.
|
HB
|
14
|
Unwanted
pregnancy at 10/52.
|
TOP
|
JY
|
44
|
GSI.
|
Anterior
colporrhaphy.
|
JS
|
23
|
Discharge.
Cervical ectropion.
|
Diathermy to cervix.
|
DT
|
55
|
3
cm. ovarian mass.
|
Laparoscopy ? proceed to Hyst + BSO.
|
EV
|
32
|
Cone biopsy.
|
|
UW
|
34
|
Endometriosis
|
Laparoscopic ablation
|
HT
|
88
|
Cystocoele/
rectocoele/ 2nd. degree uterine prolapse
|
Manchester Repair.
|
KN
|
58
|
Haematuria
|
Cystoscopy
|
JW
|
18
|
Menorrhagia
& copes badly with menstrual hygiene. Has Down’s syndrome. Sexually
active.
|
Hysterectomy
|
TB
|
30
|
Menorrhagia.
2nd. degree uterine descent. Been sterilised. Jehovah’s witness.
|
Vaginal hysterectomy and repair.
|
BM
|
55
|
Stage
Ib cancer cervix. Been discussed at MDT. For Wertheim’s hysterectomy. Factor
V Leiden. VTE on Pill. On warfarin.
|
Wertheim’s hysterectomy.
|
NU
|
60
|
Recurrent
rectocoele.
|
Posterior colporrhaphy.
|
32. Role-play. Fraser guidelines
You are the SpR on call for
gynaecology. You have had a call from the main reception desk of the hospital.
Margaret Barcode has come to the desk asking for details of Jenny, her
daughter. Jenny was admitted earlier in the day for TOP and has been kept
overnight as she bled more than usual during the procedure. When Jenny first
attended the hospital she stated that she did not want her parents involved in
any way as they did not know she was pregnant. She was clearly intelligent and
‘Fraser-competent’, so this was agreed. She arranged with Anne, one of her
friends, to stay at Anne’s home and Anne’s mother had accompanied her to all
her visits. Mrs Barcode had had a query from Jenny’s school about some minor
matter and it had come to her attention that Jenny was not at school. When she
phoned Anne’s mother, she had been evasive but had let it slip that she was in
hospital. She refused to give any details, saying that Jenny had sworn her to
secrecy.
You phoned the child protection lead and the hospital
lawyer. Both are in meetings and not available for a couple of hours. You have
spoken to your Consultant who said he knows no more than you about such matters
and told you to go to the reception area and use your wits to deal with the
matter.
33. Structured discussion. Clinical governance.
Candidate’s
instructions.
This
is a structured clinal discussion station about clinical governance. The
examiner will ask you 5 questions.
When
you have finished a question, you will not be allowed to return to it as later
questions may indicate the answer. If you return, no marks will be awarded,
even for correct answers.
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