Case Bundle · OSCE · AMC Clinical
Aches & Alarm Bells Circuit
Joint pain and dizzy spells — learn to tell the ones that can wait from the ones that can't.
Hands too stiff to wring out a towel, a bedroom that spins on rolling over, a thunderclap headache, and a joint flare that keeps returning despite treatment.
Pattern recognition under real consultation pressure: four patients, four histories, instant feedback on what you covered and what you missed.
What's inside
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Stiff every morning
Ellen, 44, can't wring out a towel any more — both hands, both feet, worst at dawn.
RheumatologyGeneral PracticeText + AudioGuidedIntermediate~20 min - 2
The room is spinning
Margaret, 76, gets violent spinning spells every time she rolls over in bed.
NeurologyGeneral PracticeText + Audio + VideoGuidedIntermediate~20 min - 3
The worst headache of her life
Rosemarie, 25, was struck by a thunderclap headache an hour ago. Every minute matters.
NeurologyEmergencyText + AudioGuidedAdvanced~20 min - 4
A red-hot joint, again
Jon's joint flares keep coming back despite treatment — and his family history holds a clue.
RheumatologyGeneral PracticeText + Audio + VideoGuidedIntermediate~20 min