The OSCE Revision Guide for Medical Students

I’ve only just received my item 20 minutes ago but had to review. This is the best book I’ve ever seen. It has absolutely everything for medical school, so many histories with detailed differential diagnoses, how to approach emergencies, commonly prescribed drugs, 100 pages alone of every kind of examination you’ll ever need in osces. Would highly highly recommend this book. It even has interpretation of u&es, abgs etc. A lot of the content can be accessed online and there’s a lot of content that’s not freely available so it’s defo worth purchasing. Plus having it all in one book is so handy. The paper is perfect for annotating and highlighting. There’s also a few pages of pictures relevant to certain systems/ conditions. This has everything you need and thank you to the authors! If you buy one textbook during medical school it should be this!

As a PA student i am always referring to this book to update my knowledge. It is laid out well and has many different ways of explaining procedures, differentials and critical skills. It is tailored to medicine and therefore is not perfect for a PA but allows for an expansion of knowledge.It is not a perfectly up to date book so make sure to check with guidelines.

First of all, this is an amazing book, exactly what you'd expect from the wonderful OSCE stop !Now onto the details. There's very little anywhere online on what's actually in the book, or how it's laid out. The content is very similar to that on the website, organised under the same sections under the website. I can't find any content that isn't listed on the website, either freely available or 'book only content' so have a look at the website for a contents page.The book printing is mainly black and white, with glossy coloured insert pages for pictures, which is great. The majority of pages aren't the typical glossy ones you normally see in text books, which some may see as a negative, but it means that I can write notes all over the pages, and highlight bits, without worrying about smudging or transferring.The content is perfect for medical school clinical years, and final exams. It would also be appropriate for starting foundation years, especially the focussed examinations. The explanations and collated management pages make trawling through NICE guidance much easier. There is a statement that they can't guarantee that the content is up to date/ accurate, but i haven't found anything to be incorrect.All in all, this is a fantastic book and I'd highly recommend it to any medical student or junior doctor.

Great information but entirely unusable, after very light use the book is just falling apart I'd say I've opened it Les than 20 times and pages are constantly falling out. Really disappointed with the poor quality product considering the high quality content. This book isn't fit for purposeEdit: the seller contacted very quickly and has sent a replacement without being asked, pleasently surprised to say the least

Good job and thorough.

An excellent book to use for your studies, it has pretty much all the examinations step by step which is also explained concisely and precisely. It also contains images to show what some of the conditions look like as well as what to look out for. It has a wife variety of examination procedures explained by each step such as Cardiovascular, Respiratory and how to take a blood pressure reading. A very thick book contained with everything you need in order to pass the OSCE stations! It also tells you how to take a medical history, how to examine pain. A top quality book.

I found the blood test interpretation sections to be most helpful.The book has an easy to read format and has many relevant sections. For example sections on prescribing and acute scenarios. The colour inserts offer visual aids for both spot diagnoses and following algorithms.OSCEstop is a website used by myself and many of my hospital colleagues and is therefore a useful resource for both students and doctors. The book goes further to provide more detail than the current website and is a must have for medical students from first to final year.

This book is extremely well laid out. The content is easy to read and follow. I would highly recommend this book to all clinical years students. Definitely is going to make revising for OSCEs so much more straightforward! This is almost like the Oxford handbook but for OSCEs... it has pretty much everything you'd want!