PLAB 2 communication skills

Tackling Gender Dysphoria in PLAB 2: A Guide to Compassionate and Competent Adolescent Care

Summary: This station involves a consultation with an adolescent experiencing gender dysphoria. The scenario primarily tests the...

examiner mla

Mar 292 min read

A young doctor in a white coat explains a medical concept to an attentive medical student in a UK hospital setting. The student, wearing a light blue shirt with a stethoscope, listens and nods in understanding. The background features a professional hospital environment with soft lighting, emphasizing engagement and effective clinical teaching.

Case Scenario: Teaching a Medical Student About the Referral Process

Master the PLAB 2 teaching station with this structured guide on explaining NHS referrals to medical students. Learn key strategies to engag

examiner mla

Mar 192 min read

A compassionate female doctor sits across from a young female patient in a medical consultation room. The doctor is calmly explaining test results, while the patient looks slightly anxious but engaged. The setting is warm and professional, with soft lighting creating a supportive atmosphere.

Case Scenario: Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI)

Learn how to diagnose, explain, and manage Premature Ovarian Insufficiency in PLAB 2/UKMLA CPSA with clarity, empathy, and structure.

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

A doctor in a white coat attentively listens to a young female patient with a concerned expression in a professional hospital setting. The doctor maintains eye contact, showing empathy and active listening. In the background, a subtle medical diagram of intestines symbolizes a discussion about celiac disease. The atmosphere is calm and professional, emphasizing patient-centered care.

Case Scenario: Celiac Disease Consultation

Master PLAB 2 with this structured approach to celiac disease consultation—active listening, diagnosis, management & patient education.

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

Case Scenario: Angry Parent of a CP Child with Recurrent Infections

Summary: This case involves managing an angry parent whose child, Dwight, has cerebral palsy and recurrent infections requiring IV...

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

A male doctor with a calm, empathetic expression listens attentively to a concerned middle-aged male patient in a modern, well-lit clinic.

PLAB 2 Case Summary: Erectile Dysfunction with Suspected Medication Side Effect

Master PLAB 2 with this erectile dysfunction case: history-taking, diagnosis, medication review, and key exam tips for UK doctors.

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

A professional medical consultation in a UK clinic. A female doctor in a white coat attentively listens to a concerned young woman patient, maintaining a reassuring demeanor. The setting is clean, minimalistic, and calming, emphasizing a supportive and professional atmosphere.

Case Scenario: Vaginal Candidiasis

Learn how to diagnose, manage, and communicate effectively in a PLAB 2 or UKMLA CPSA case on vaginal candidiasis with key exam tips.

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

Alt Text: A doctor attentively listens to an elderly patient in a consultation room. The patient, appearing stiff and uncomfortable, gestures towards their shoulders while the doctor, wearing a stethoscope, maintains eye contact and nods reassuringly, creating a professional and empathetic atmosphere. The softly lit background keeps the focus on their interaction.

Case Scenario: Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR)

Struggling with morning stiffness? Learn how to diagnose and manage Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) for PLAB 2 and UKMLA CPSA exams.

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

A tired and concerned middle-aged taxi driver sits in a doctor’s office, looking drowsy. The doctor listens attentively, taking notes in a calm and professional setting, emphasizing the importance of medical consultation for sleep disorders.

PLAB 2 Case Scenario: Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) in a Taxi Driver

Master PLAB 2 & UKMLA CPSA with this Obstructive Sleep Apnea case guide—diagnosis, CPAP management, DVLA rules & key exam tips!

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

A doctor in a consultation room speaks calmly with a concerned mother holding her young child. The mother appears hesitant while the doctor uses open hand gestures and maintains eye contact to reassure her. The setting is a warm and professional clinical environment, emphasizing understanding, patience, and clear communication.

Case Scenario: Parental Refusal of Flu Vaccination for a Child

Learn how to handle parental refusal of flu vaccination in PLAB 2. Address concerns, ensure vaccine safety, and communicate effectively.

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

A doctor attentively listens to a middle-aged male patient clutching his swollen big toe in pain during a medical consultation in a modern clinic.

PLAB 2 Case Scenario Summary: Gout Consultation

Master PLAB 2 & UKMLA CPSA with this gout case guide! Avoid common mistakes, improve communication, and ace your management skills.

Ann Augustin

Mar 142 min read

A concerned female patient lies in a hospital bed, appearing uncomfortable due to constipation. A doctor in a white coat stands beside her with a calm and reassuring expression, explaining the treatment plan. The hospital room is clean and professional, with subtle medical equipment in the background, emphasizing empathy and patient care.

PLAB 2 Case Scenario: Postoperative Constipation Management

Master PLAB 2 with this guide on postoperative constipation—history taking, red flags, management, and communication skills for UK practice.

examiner mla

Mar 142 min read

A doctor examining a middle-aged patient with allergic rhinitis in a clinical setting. The doctor uses an otoscope to check the patient's nasal passages in a well-lit GP consultation room, reflecting professionalism and patient care.

PLAB 2 Case Scenario Summary: Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever)

Master allergic rhinitis for PLAB 2 & UKMLA CPSA with a structured approach, key differentials, management tips & time-saving strategies.

examiner mla

Mar 142 min read

Addressing an Angry Patient with Adverse Drug Reaction

Managing angry patients requires empathy, clear communication, and professionalism. Address adverse reactions with sincerity and solutions.

Ann Augustin

Nov 27, 20242 min read