Mock stations
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- After an overdoseHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 15 minHardRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Withdrawn, talking to himselfHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 15 minHardRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Not sleeping and spendingHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 15 minHardRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Sudden episodes of fearHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Losing weight and still too bigHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 15 minHardRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Shaky before surgeryHistory + examination · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 15 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Not coping since the babyHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Starting lithiumExplanation & counselling · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Starting clozapineExplanation & counselling · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Explaining ECTExplanation & counselling · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Help for constant worryExplanation & counselling · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 4 students
- Involuntary status talkExplanation & counselling · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Starting a memory medicineExplanation & counselling · GeriatricsCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 5 students
- Weight gainHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 3 students
- Money stress and poor sleepHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minMediumRecommended for Notre Dame Year 3 students
- Anxious and restlessHistory + examination · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 4 students
- Constipation and bloatingHistory · Gastroenterology & hepatologyCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 10 minMediumRecommended for Curtin Year 3 students
- Panicky in tutorialsHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minEasyRecommended for Notre Dame Year 2 students
- Drinking water all dayHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minMediumRecommended for UWA Year 3 students
- Weight loss at 81History · GeriatricsCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minMediumRecommended for Notre Dame Year 3 students
- Low mood at 24History · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minHardRecommended for UWA Year 3 students
- Not copingHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minMediumRecommended for Notre Dame Year 2 students
- Short temper and outburstsHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minMediumRecommended for Notre Dame Year 3 students
- Strange ideas after the birthHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minHardRecommended for UWA Year 4 students
- Neighbours watching herHistory · Mental healthCandidatePatientExaminerMental healthMock · 8 minMediumRecommended for Notre Dame Year 3 students
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