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Emergency Medicine BEGINNER⏱ 15
Case ID: sim_anaphylaxis_01
Severe Anaphylactic Shock Following Peanut Exposure
A 24-year-old university student is rushed to the ED by friends after eating a pastry suspected to contain peanut oil. She is struggling to breathe with visible lip swelling and audible wheez
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Virtual OSCE Station — Severe Anaphylactic Shock Following Peanut Exposure
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Examiner Scorecard
85 / 100
1. History Taking22 / 25
2. Physical Examination20 / 25
3. Communication & Empathy21 / 25
4. Differential & Management22 / 25
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