Neurology OSCE Practice
Practice Neurology OSCE stations including focused neurological examination, stroke assessment, and headache evaluation with AI patient simulation.
Common Neurology OSCE Stations
Practice Cases
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Hand numbness and tingling at night
Myasthenia Gravis
Drooping eyelids and difficulty swallowing
Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Progressive ascending weakness
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Electric shock-like facial pain
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
Difficulty walking and memory problems
Status Migrainosus
Severe headache lasting over 72 hours
Cauda Equina Syndrome
Back pain with leg weakness and urinary retention
Lumbar Disc Herniation
Low back pain radiating down the leg
New Epilepsy Diagnosis
Counseling after first seizure diagnosis
Concussion Return-to-Play
Return-to-play counseling after sports concussion
Acute Vertigo Evaluation
Sudden onset room-spinning vertigo with positional component
Memory Loss Evaluation
Progressive memory loss over 2 years
New-Onset Seizure Evaluation
First-time generalized tonic-clonic seizure
Recurrent Headaches with Visual Changes
28 y/o F with recurrent severe headaches and visual spots
Acute Facial Drooping
45 y/o F with sudden facial drooping
Burning and Numbness in Feet
58 y/o M with burning and numbness in feet
Vision Changes and Leg Numbness
32 y/o F with vision changes and leg numbness
Hand Tremor and Slow Movement
68 y/o M with hand tremor and shuffling walk
Brief Speech and Arm Weakness
Brief episode of slurred speech and right hand weakness
Study Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What neurological exam skills are tested in OSCE?
Cranial nerve examination, motor/sensory assessment, reflexes, cerebellar function, and gait. Be able to localize lesions based on findings.
How should I approach a headache history?
Characterize the headache (location, quality, timing, triggers), screen for red flags (thunderclap onset, fever, neuro deficits), assess impact on function, and review previous treatments.