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Distinctively pairing video footage and role-play scenarios, How to Pass the CSA Exam presents a broad range of consultations in the most common clinical areas a trainee or GP ST3 is likely to encounter, to reinforce core knowledge and skills. Cases cover the entire CSA case selection blueprint, with a range of acute, chronic, undifferentiated, psychosocial and preventative cases in the different disease areas.The two DVDs feature over 3 hours of consultations drawn from real life experience, with step-by-step explanations and points highlighted for examination, and include filmed panel discussion and feedback.The accompanying guidebook mirrors the video content, with explanatory text, advice on how the exam works and how role players are briefed, 'CSA Plus' resources on broader issues encountered in everyday general practice, and links to relevant guidelines, e-learning modules, and further resources.Developed by GP trainers, educators and programme directors based on their vast understanding of the consultation and exam process and proven experience, How to Pass the CSA Exam is a thorough and systematic companion to preparing for these examinations to help you optimise your skills and prepare for early practice life.Includes consultations in:* Diabetes* Depression* Back pain* Dementia* Breaking bad newsDVDs feature:* 12 consultations (with trainee reflection and trainer feedback) (Duration approx. 180 minutes)* Top tips from round-table discussions with trainees who recently passed the CSA exam (Duration approx. 30 minutes)The authors of How to Pass the CSA Exam also provide a high quality, up-to-date and comprehensive course specifically designed for excelling in the MRCGP exam, featuring mock AKT paper and CSA exam with actors as role-players. For full details, visit www.londonmrcgp.co.uk

How to Pass the CSA Exam: for GP Trainees and MRCGP CSA Candidates

AcknowledgementsForewordIntroductionAbout the book and DVDSection 11.The CSA ExamWhat is it, what are the examiners looking for, and what can you expect on the day?2.Consultation skills for the CSAA practical guide to consultation skills for the CSA exam3.Physical Examination for the CSABrief tips on physical examination in the CSA4.Common themes affecting CSA performanceThe common pitfalls and how to avoid them5.Complex cases in the CSATips on some of the more challenging types of CSA caseSection 26.How to use the CSA practice casesA guide to using the practice cases in the book and DVD; and a blueprint mapping cases to the RCGP curriculum7. CSA practice casesCases (A)1. Antenatal booking appointment2. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)3. Chest pain4. Gout5. New onset hypertension6. Type 2 Diabetes7. Child protection8. Drug withdrawal9. Paediatric eczema10. Renal colic11. Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (URTI)12. Palliative care13. Acute stressCases (B)1. Irritable Bowel Syndrome2. Lower back pain (post delivery)3. Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) and hypertension4. Confidentiality and angry patient5. Hearing loss6. Erectile dysfunction and prescribing7. Knee pain/weight loss/eating habits8. Insomnia9. Paternity testing10. Multiple Sclerosis11. Nocturnal Enuresis (Telephone consultation)12. Pulmonary Embolism post caesarean section (Home Visit)13. Allergic rhinitisCases (C)1. Headache2. Elder abuse [home visit]3. Problem gambling4. PSA test5. Female genital mutilation6. COPD exacerbation7. HIV blood test result8. Breast lump [learning disability]9. Request for sick note10. Sickle cell [adolescent]11. Diabetes [telephone consultation]12. Asthma [teenager]13. Acute red eyeIndex