OSCE learning points

  • Learnt how a 1 month long fever can reduce  because of delay in action of  treatment 
  • Learnt how much a fever chart is important 
  • Learnt how much daily routine is important in a patient case
  • Learnt the importance of patient’s whole history
  • Learnt about TAKOTSUBO CARDIOMYOPATHY 
  • Figured out how stress effects humans health condition
  • Reason for periorbital edema even after patient’s LFT, RFT  and CUE are normal 
  • This is the first case i have seen with no alteration in the above investigations but having clinical signs

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