Mastering OSCEs: Oral Thrush Scenario

Relevant for Pharmacy Students doing the OSCEs and Interns preparing for the Intern Oral Exam Part A: Primary Healthcare
Welcome to our video on OSCE (Objective structured clinical examination) preparation for pharmacists featuring a patient scenario on oral thrush. In this video, we will be providing you with tips and strategies for tackling this common OSCE station.
Our experienced pharmacist will guide you through a patient encounter where they present with symptoms of oral thrush. You will learn how to take a thorough history and formulate a differential diagnosis. Our pharmacist will demonstrate how to explain the diagnosis and treatment options to the patient, including appropriate counseling on medication administration and potential side effects.
This video is a must-watch for pharmacy students and practicing pharmacists who are preparing for their OSCE exams. By the end of this video, you will have gained valuable insights and practical skills to help you confidently approach and excel in OSCE stations on oral thrush. So, tune in now and get ready to ace your OSCE exam!
Note: This is not designed to be a perfect scenario and students should use this video as a guide on what's expected during a pharmacy OSCEs examination.
*This video is does NOT replace advice from your pharmacist. Please speak to your pharmacist for products and advice suitable for you.
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[@PhSadk]

Thanks a lot. Thats really great idea , we should to be thankful as a pharmacist to this channel

[@Hew.Jarsol]

I'm so nervous. I've had extreme anxiety, Tinnitus for years, and now oral thrush. I drink beer on weekends 2-3 days a week as helps me relax. Otherwise I'm good weight, strong and active but extreme anxiety. The new constant dry mouth and cracked lips are worrying makes me sip water.

[@ivyphilip2189]

Please can do more videos on topics like warts, migraine, haemorrhoids