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Case Title	Specialty	Task Type	Level	Clinical Focus	Action
Case 01: Ms. Eleanor Bennet	Cardio	Referral	Intermediate	Post-MI / Captopril Side Effects	View Case
Case 02: Mr. Adam Knowles	GI	Urgent	Advanced	Obstructive Jaundice / ?Pancreatic Malignancy	View Case
Case 03: Mr. Barry Jones	Orthopedic	Referral	Intermediate	Lower Back Strain / Return to Work	View Case
Case 04: Mrs. Priya Sharma	Endocrine	Referral	Intermediate	Type 2 Diabetes / Poor Glycaemic Control	View Case
Case 05: Ms. Anne Hall	GI	Referral	Intermediate	GORD / Dysphagia	View Case
Case 06: Mr. Allen Mathis	Cardio	Urgent	Advanced	Biventricular Heart Failure / Silent Ischaemia	View Case
Case 07: Mr. Derek Romano	Cardio	Urgent	Intermediate	Acute Myocardial Infarction	View Case
Case 08: Mr. John Elvin	Cardio	Urgent	Advanced	Anterior MI / Acute Asthma Exacerbation	View Case
Case 09: Mrs. Lucy Clarke	Cardio	Urgent	Intermediate	Unstable Angina	View Case
Case 10: Mr. Robert Martin	Cardio	Urgent	Intermediate	Hypertension / ?Unstable Angina	View Case
Case 11: Brendan Cross	Cardio	Urgent	Advanced	Acute Rheumatic Fever	View Case
Case 12: Mr. Dave Cochrane	Cardio	Urgent	Advanced	Acute Left Ventricular Failure	View Case
Case 13: Emma Johnson	Respiratory	Urgent	Intermediate	Acute Asthma Exacerbation	View Case
Case 14: Mrs. May Hong	Respiratory	Urgent	Advanced	Right Lower Lobar Pneumonia	View Case
Case 15: Ms. Sally McConville	Respiratory	Urgent	Intermediate	Acute Asthma / ?Pneumonia	View Case
Case 16: Mr. Ammar Moustafawy	GI	Urgent	Advanced	Liver Abscess	View Case
Case 17: Mrs. Ann Howard	GI	Urgent	Intermediate	Early Bowel Obstruction / ?Carcinoma	View Case
Case 18: Mr. Brian Morgan	GI	Urgent	Intermediate	Acute Appendicitis	View Case
Case 19: Mr. Fred Davies	GI	Urgent	Advanced	Acute Colonic Pseudo-obstruction	View Case
Case 20: Mrs. Jenny Perkins	GI	Urgent	Intermediate	Large Bowel Obstruction (Sigmoid Volvulus)	View Case

Case 01: Ms. Eleanor Bennet

Post-MI / Captopril Side Effects

Cardio • ReferralView

Case 02: Mr. Adam Knowles

Obstructive Jaundice / ?Pancreatic Malignancy

GI • UrgentView

Case 03: Mr. Barry Jones

Lower Back Strain / Return to Work

Orthopedic • ReferralView

Case 04: Mrs. Priya Sharma

Type 2 Diabetes / Poor Glycaemic Control

Endocrine • ReferralView

Case 05: Ms. Anne Hall

GORD / Dysphagia

GI • ReferralView

Case 06: Mr. Allen Mathis

Biventricular Heart Failure / Silent Ischaemia

Cardio • UrgentView

Case 07: Mr. Derek Romano

Acute Myocardial Infarction

Cardio • UrgentView

Case 08: Mr. John Elvin

Anterior MI / Acute Asthma Exacerbation

Cardio • UrgentView

Case 09: Mrs. Lucy Clarke

Unstable Angina

Cardio • UrgentView

Case 10: Mr. Robert Martin

Hypertension / ?Unstable Angina

Cardio • UrgentView

Case 11: Brendan Cross

Acute Rheumatic Fever

Cardio • UrgentView

Case 12: Mr. Dave Cochrane

Acute Left Ventricular Failure

Cardio • UrgentView

Case 13: Emma Johnson

Acute Asthma Exacerbation

Respiratory • UrgentView

Case 14: Mrs. May Hong

Right Lower Lobar Pneumonia

Respiratory • UrgentView

Case 15: Ms. Sally McConville

Acute Asthma / ?Pneumonia

Respiratory • UrgentView

Case 16: Mr. Ammar Moustafawy

Liver Abscess

GI • UrgentView

Case 17: Mrs. Ann Howard

Early Bowel Obstruction / ?Carcinoma

GI • UrgentView

Case 18: Mr. Brian Morgan

Acute Appendicitis

GI • UrgentView

Case 19: Mr. Fred Davies

Acute Colonic Pseudo-obstruction

GI • UrgentView

Case 20: Mrs. Jenny Perkins

Large Bowel Obstruction (Sigmoid Volvulus)

GI • UrgentView

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Case 13: Emma Johnson

Acute Asthma Exacerbation

Occupational English Test

WRITING SUB-TEST: MEDICINE

TIME ALLOWED: READING TIME: 5 MINUTES | WRITING TIME: 40 MINUTES

NOTES

Emma Johnson is an 11-year-old patient in your general practice.

Patient history

30/11/09

History:

Nocturnal cough last 2 wks associated with runny nose and mild fever

Previously well

Family history of asthma – mother & older sister aged 15

Past history – nil

Medications – nil

Allergies – none known

Examination:

Slightly flushed, temp 37.8°C

Red pharynx, ears normal

Chest – no obvious wheeze, no focal signs

Peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) – 250 L/min (expected 350 L/min)

Assessment:

Viral upper respiratory infection

Possible associated asthma

Plan:

Paracetamol, fluids for infection

Review if worsens

21/12/09

Examination:

Patient returns with persistent nocturnal cough. Runny nose and fever now completely resolved. Cough also noted on exercise.

Chest auscultation – faint basal wheeze, PEFR 230 L/min

Ears, nose and throat normal

Assessment:

Probable asthma

Plan:

Trial inhaled salbutamol – Ventolin puffer 2 puffs t.d.s.

Keep record of morning and evening PEFR readings

Review 3 wks

11/01/10

Examination:

Review symptoms slightly improved; exercise tolerance better

Less nocturnal disturbance

Chest auscultation – no wheeze heard

PEFR 280 L/min

Assessment:

Improved but asthma still slightly unstable

Plan:

Commence inhaled corticosteroid – Becotide 200 2 puffs t.d.s.

Continue Ventolin as required

Continue PEFR monitoring

Review 4 wks

8/02/10

Examination:

Much improved; minimal nocturnal & exercise-induced symptoms

Chest auscultation – clear, PEFR 340 L/min

Assessment:

Well-controlled asthma

Plan:

Maintain on current therapy

Review 2 mths

10/04/10

Examination:

Worsening shortness of breath & wheezing over last 48 hrs w. runny nose, fever, loss of appetite

Red throat, ears normal

Obvious difficulty in breathing with use of accessory muscles

Chest auscultation – widespread wheeze, no focal signs

PEFR 140 L/min

Assessment:

Severe asthma triggered by viral upper respiratory infection

Plan:

Ventolin nebuliser statim – minimal relief

Urgent assessment at hospital

WRITING TASK

Using the information given in the case notes, write a letter of referral to Dr B Townsend in the Emergency Department at the Newtown Children's Hospital.

In your answer:

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Expand the relevant notes into complete sentences

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Do not use note form

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Use letter format

The body of the letter should be approximately 180 - 200 words.