very informative session 💡🗯️keep it up🙌🏽

Hello I am looking for study partner to recap hx and communications 🙏🏼

Scenario: A 35-year-old male patient suffered a crushed leg injury for several hours and was left unobserved in the orthopedic ward. Blood tests showed increased creatinine and urea, while a urine dipstick revealed blood (+++).

Welcome to Session 3 of our 6-Day Free MRCS Part B Course from MRCS Medicoplasty Skool! In this session, we focus on Neurological and Endocrine History stations, tackling essential cases that will boost your confidence for the exam. Topics Covered: ✅ Seizure – How to take a thorough history, identify different seizure types, and recognize red flag features. ✅ Headache – Structured approach to headache history, including red flags for space-occupying lesions and signs of meningitis. ✅ Unilateral Tonsillar Swelling – Key questions to differentiate between infections, abscesses, and malignancies. ✅ Thyroid History – Focused history-taking for hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, covering clinical signs and common concerns. ✅ Anxious Mother Counselling (Appendicitis) – Effective communication strategies to address parental anxiety, explain appendicitis management, and reassure appropriately. This session delivers realistic scenarios, structured frameworks, and expert insights into examiner expectations to help you master the MRCS Part B history and communication stations. 🔔 Subscribe and stay tuned for the next session! 📢 Drop your questions in the comments—let’s tackle this exam together! 00:00 Introduction 00:07 Seizure 19:50 Headache 39:32 Unilateral Tonsillar Swelling 55:55 Thyroid History 01:08:50 Anxious mother Counselling Disclaimer: This video is intended for practice purposes only. It is not sourced from an actual exam but is designed to provide an idea of the types of scenarios and answers you may encounter.