Learn how to approach abdominal pain systematically with reasoning tips, key differentials, physical exam findings, mnemonics, and USMLE-style pearls. 🚪 Doorway Case A 27-year-old woman presents with lower abdominal pain for 2 days. She says,… Abdominal Pain: A Symptom-Based Clinical Approach
Use quadrant-based thinking and red flag screening to evaluate joint pain efficiently and avoid missing critical diagnoses. 🚪 Doorway Case A 38-year-old man presents with 3 days of left knee swelling and pain, without any… Joint Pain: A Symptom-Based Clinical Approach
🚪 Introductory Case (Doorway Info) 🧠 How Do We Think Through This? Fatigue is one of the most common complaints in outpatient settings—but it can be caused by anything from lifestyle stress to serious systemic… Fatigue / Low Energy: A Symptom-Based Clinical Approach
Practice your clinical English and reasoning skills with this realistic fatigue case, perfect for OET and USMLE-style preparation. 🚪 Doorway Information 📋 Structured History 🩺 Physical Exam 🧠 Differential Diagnosis 🧪 Suggested Workup ❔ Interpretation… Mock Patient Script: Fatigue – Standard Case
Welcome to the full guide on how to build strong clinical reasoning skills. Whether you’re preparing for the USMLE, OET, or working on your English fluency in a clinical setting, this guide provides a structured… Clinical Reasoning: Step-by-Step Diagnostic Thinking
Welcome! This guide is designed to help you get the most out of the mock patient scripts featured on this site. Whether you’re preparing for the OET speaking sub-test, the USMLE Step 2 CS-style clinical… How to Learn from a Mock Case: A Step-by-Step Guide
Welcome to my new blog series where we dive into the art of clinical thinking through real-world case scenarios. Each post begins with a snapshot of a patient encounter—just like you’d face in a hospital… Thinking Lika a Clinician: Case-Based Diagnostic Series
Why I started this series In Japan, medical students are trained to approach patients by mastering 33 essential symptoms — such as dizziness, fatigue, nausea, or anxiety. These are the real complaints we face in… 🩺 Symptom-Based Clinical Reasoning: A Case Series for Med Students
Ever since I was a student, I’ve believed that medicine and language can be bridges—not walls.I created this blog to help medical professionals and learners around the world connect through English, share ideas, and explore… Who I Am – A Japanese Doctor’s Global Journey