π Clinical skills
Patient History Taking Role Play
Open questions first, then focused ones. The student uses SOCRATES to explore the pain and finishes with a summary the patient can correct.
Script (1 speaker)
Student: Hello, I'm Alex, a medical student. What's brought you in today?
Mr. Brandt: This pain in my chest. It started last night.
Student: I'm sorry to hear that. Can you show me where it is?
Mr. Brandt: Here, in the middle. It's like a pressure.
Student: Does it go anywhere else?
Mr. Brandt: Down my left arm, a bit.
Student: On a scale of zero to ten, how bad is it?
Mr. Brandt: A seven. It got worse when I climbed the stairs.
Student: Thank you. So, a pressure-like pain in the centre of your chest since last night, spreading to your left arm, seven out of ten, worse with exertion. Is that right?
Mr. Brandt: Yes, that's it exactly.
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What Makes This Work
- βIntroduces themself and their role
- βStarts with an open question
- βCovers site, character, radiation, severity and triggers
- βSummarises and checks accuracy
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