One learner performs. One learner checks the key steps and gives feedback. Then swap roles. This is a practice aid, not an official mark scheme.
Candidate
FRCEM · Paired examination practice
Using a clinical skills model, demonstrate and explain a genitourinary examination. Present the findings available and outline any urgent next steps.
Suggested practice time: 5–7 minutes. This is a practice suggestion, not an official examination timing.
Examiner / observer
Tick the actions you observe. Discuss any step that was not needed for this examination; unchecked boxes are not a score.
Examiner / observer · 1 of 3
Preparation · History and priorities
Use an appropriate genital examination model, couch, cover, gloves and light, with a trained facilitator where needed. Practise consent and chaperone discussion verbally. No genital examination is performed on a peer; use only findings actually represented by the model or agreed material.
Examiner / observer · 2 of 3
Abdomen
Examiner / observer · 3 of 3
Genital model assessment · Finish
What makes this assessment time-critical? Suspected torsion requires urgent surgical/urological assessment; no isolated sign safely excludes it.
How would you explain the next step? Links the actual findings to a differential and a proportionate investigation or referral plan, preserving privacy and consent.
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