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Clinical finals OSCEs vary by university but test the same core skills: history-taking, clinical examination, explanation/counselling, procedural description, and ethics/communication. The PRIMEX OSCE bank holds 199 curated stations calibrated to final-year student level, not intern, across all Australian medical schools, with Australian eTG-aligned management and mandatory reporting obligations built in.

• 199 curated OSCE stations across all 5 types: history, examination, explanation/counselling, procedural description, ethics/communication
• Final-year student competency standard, not intern or fellowship
• Australian context throughout: eTG drug names, Medicare, NDIS, bulk-billing, Australian referral pathways
• Communication stations graded on structure, rapport, ICE (ideas, concerns, expectations), plain language, and checking understanding
• Cultural safety and Indigenous Australian health included in appropriate scenarios
• Examiner feedback on clinical accuracy, communication quality, and patient-centred approach

Beyond the structured 199-station OSCE bank, PRIMEX runs an image-anchored mode where each case opens with a real clinical image (dermatology photo, ECG, CXR, abdominal CT, neuroimaging, paediatric finding, X-ray, fundoscopy, or otoscopy) and asks you to describe what you see, name the most likely diagnosis, and outline a sensible next step. Eight specialty buckets, each backed by a real per-exam image library. Graded at final-year medical-student standard, not registrar.

• Eight specialty themes: dermatology, cardiology (ECG and CXR), respiratory (CXR and HRCT), abdominal and GI, neurology (CT head and MRI), paediatrics, orthopaedics (X-ray), endocrine and eye (fundoscopy, otoscopy)
• Real per-specialty image library: dermatology photos, PTB-XL ECG renders, sourced chest radiographs, head CTs, dermoscopy, plain X-rays
• Final-year calibration: marks the broad pattern over sub-specialty pattern recognition. Naming "non-melanoma skin cancer" gets full marks for BCC even if "basal cell carcinoma" was the textbook answer
• 1-4 global rating per case alongside a per-rubric-point breakdown
• One click to the relevant study note from the post-grade panel
• Safe-but-imperfect diagnoses score up; dangerous calls (discharging a STEMI, missing intracranial haemorrhage) still fail

12,522 flashcards covering 608 clinical topics, around 20 cards per topic. The PRIMEX medical student deck spans every major clinical presentation, diagnosis, investigation finding, and management principle across all 30 specialties, with spaced-repetition scheduling that surfaces your weakest areas at the right time before finals.

• 12,522 flashcards across 608 topics, around 20 per topic, covering all 30 specialties
• Presentation-based cards: "A 65-year-old with crushing chest pain. What is your immediate management?"
• Investigation interpretation cards: ECG, ABG, chest X-ray, blood results
• Management protocol cards: eTG-aligned, PBS drug names, Australian dosing
• Communication and ethics cards: consent elements, Austroads criteria, mandatory reporting thresholds

Every PRIMEX medical student study note is designed for a clinical student, not an SAQ candidate. Notes follow a clinical structure: presentation to differential to investigations to management to key points for finals. The depth is calibrated to final-year student assessment: comprehensive enough to answer a clinical tutor's questions, not so deep it becomes a pharmacology reference.

• 608 topics across all 30 clinical specialties
• Clinical structure throughout: presentation to differential to investigations to management
• Australian guidelines, eTG drug names, and PBS prescribing context
• Coverage of high-yield presentations: common, important, and commonly-examined conditions

Most Australian medical school clinical finals include MCQ or modified essay question components. PRIMEX generates an unlimited supply of clinical scenario MCQs across all specialties, testing diagnosis, investigation choice, and management decisions at the level of a final-year student with Australian clinical context. AI-generated and curriculum-mapped, so questions never repeat and never run out.

• Clinical scenario MCQs across all 30 specialties
• Australian clinical context: eTG antibiotics, PBS drugs, Medicare/NDIS, Australian referral pathways
• Distractor explanations for every option: why the wrong answers are wrong
• Calibrated to final-year student level, not intern or advanced training level

Some concepts only click when you can move them. PRIMEX includes 76 interactive diagrams across 16 systems, 40 of them active-recall trainers with Explore, Recall and Exam modes. Drag a flow-volume loop between obstructive and restrictive patterns, step through an arterial blood gas, build the mean QRS axis from leads I and aVF, or map a 12-lead ECG to its coronary territory, all driven live rather than read off a static figure.

• 76 interactive diagrams across 16 systems: cardiovascular, respiratory, renal and fluid, haematology, pharmacology, neurology and more
• 40 active-recall trainers with Explore, Recall and Exam modes for self-testing
• High-yield finals visuals: flow-volume loops, ABG interpretation, ECG rhythm, axis and coronary territories, pressure-volume loops, shock and sepsis haemodynamic profiles
• Identify-mode quizzes turn each diagram into active recall, not passive reading
• Shared with the fellowship exams, so the same trainers carry through into specialty training

Many students who use PRIMEX for finals go on to use it for fellowship exam preparation. All PRIMEX Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly subscriptions include all 21 exams: ANZCA, CICM, ACEM, RACP, RACGP, ACRRM, and all other specialties. There's no separate subscription needed.

• Medical Student section + all 21 exams on a single subscription
• ANZCA Primary, CICM, ACEM, RACP, RACGP, ACRRM, and 15 more fellowship exams fully included
• Stays with you: start with Med Student content for finals, then switch to fellowship content when you start specialty training
• No extra cost: one subscription covers the Medical Student section plus all 21 exams