Preparing for Session 1
| Global: | UNE myLearn |
| Site: | Rotation 1 2020 Simulated surgical experience |
| Book: | Preparing for Session 1 |
| Printed by: | Guest user |
| Date: | Wednesday, 5 November 2025, 2:54 AM |
Specific learning objectives
Students should:
- List important differential diagnosis of a patient who has presented with intermittent claudication
- Identify the aetiology of peripheral vascular disease
- Gauge current health status of patient by performing a focused but thorough examination
- Identify appropriate investigation to evaluate claudication.
Skills mastered
Students should:
- Demonstrate the skills required to take a claudication history
- Demonstrate the skills of a vascular examination
Guiding questions
To guide your preparation for this session, please ensure you have considered the following questions:
- What are important differentials to consider for a patient presenting with claudication?
- What are causes of peripheral vascular disease?
- How would you investigate a patient with claudication?