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Instructions
Work through each stage before hitting reveal. Make your decisions — what history questions matter, what tests you'd run, what investigations you'd order, what you think the diagnosis is — before seeing the answers.
All clinical data is sourced directly from a published peer-reviewed case report. Nothing is fabricated. Source cited at the end.
Works solo or as a group — pause at each stage and discuss before revealing.
Stage 1 / 5 — History
You sit down with the patient and take a full history.
Consider what you'd ask before revealing.
Consider what you'd ask before revealing.
History — sourced from published case report
Clinical Note
Stage 2 / 5 — Examination
Select the tests you would perform. ROM and myotome testing are always performed and will appear automatically on reveal.
Tick your selections before revealing.
Tick your selections before revealing.
Examination Findings — sourced from published case report
Why These Tests Were Performed
Stage 3 / 5 — Investigations
Select the investigations you would order.
Consider what is clinically indicated and within scope before revealing.
Consider what is clinically indicated and within scope before revealing.
Investigations — sourced from published case report
Stage 4 / 5 — Differential Diagnosis
Click conditions in order of likelihood — most likely first. Click again to deselect and re-rank.
Rank all 8 before revealing.
Rank all 8 before revealing.
0 of 8 ranked
Differential Diagnosis — sourced from published case report
Stage 5 / 5 — Management
Select everything you would include in your management plan.
All options will be explained on reveal regardless of what you select.
All options will be explained on reveal regardless of what you select.
Management — sourced from published case report
Case Closed — Confirmed Diagnosis
Clinical Reasoning Reflections
CPD Activity Summary — Clinical Reasoning Simulator
Activity type
Interactive Case-Based Learning — Clinical Reasoning
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