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CANRA OSCE clinical skill modules

Clinical frameworks for deliberate, supervised practice. Drawn from the public blueprint, not confidential stations.

Physical examination: head and neck

Consent, visual acuity, cranial nerves, otoscopy, focused neuro safety, professional narration.

Learning sequence: consent → history → targeted technique → interpretation → safety and follow-up → oral explanation.

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Physical examination: chest and abdomen

Vitals, respiratory and cardiac examination, abdominal red flags, positioning and draping.

Learning sequence: consent → history → targeted technique → interpretation → safety and follow-up → oral explanation.

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General differential diagnosis

History to hypothesis, indicated investigations, responsible interpretation, referral and clear shared explanation.

Learning sequence: consent → history → targeted technique → interpretation → safety and follow-up → oral explanation.

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Musculoskeletal diagnosis

Focused joint examination, orthopedic tests, urgent neurologic and infectious red flags.

Learning sequence: consent → history → targeted technique → interpretation → safety and follow-up → oral explanation.

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Manipulation safety

Contraindication screening, anatomical landmarks, consent, no thrust on practice partners.

Learning sequence: consent → history → targeted technique → interpretation → safety and follow-up → oral explanation.

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Acupuncture safety

Zang-Fu reasoning, point selection, anatomical landmarks, cautions and simulation-pad technique.

Learning sequence: consent → history → targeted technique → interpretation → safety and follow-up → oral explanation.

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Emergency oral response

Recognize, call for emergency care, assess ABCs within competence, justify safe next steps.

Learning sequence: consent → history → targeted technique → interpretation → safety and follow-up → oral explanation.

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For manual and acupuncture skills, use qualified instruction, anatomical models and approved training equipment. Never perform unsupervised needle insertion or spinal thrusts on a practice partner.