🎤 ST3

You are the ENT Registrar in clinic and your next patient is a 12-year-old girl with persistent left-sided mucoid nasal discharge for the last 6 months. How would you proceed?

You are the ENT Registrar in clinic and your next patient is a 6 year old boy with a left sided neck lump with skin changes in the anterior triangle . How would you proceed?

You are the ENT registrar in clinic and your next patient is a 40 year old obese male who has difficulty sleeping at night due to snoring.

Please interpret this pure tone audiogram and explain what the symbols mean. The results belong to a 68 year old man with new onset hearing loss.

The father of Luca, a 4 year old boy awaiting an adenotonsillectomy for OSA on today’s theatre list, has told the nurse that he does not want the procedure to go ahead. Luca’s mother has signed the consent form with you earlier this morning. You are asked to address the fathers concerns.

You are the ST3 on your first clinical day at a new hospital. You are scheduled to be in clinic with a consultant you haven’t met before, however you are called by the SHO on call about a stridulous child in A+E. There is no other middle grades onsite.

PSIRF (Patient Safety Incident Response Framework) is arguably the most important governance topic you can master. It represents a fundamental shift in how the NHS handles mistakes.

In a local Trust setting, this is often a digital form on the Datix system. Definition: It records any unintended or unexpected event that did or could have led to harm for patients, staff, or visitors. This includes clinical issues like medication errors or surgical device failures.