OB/GYN OSCE Practice
Practice Obstetrics and Gynecology OSCE stations including prenatal care, gynecologic complaints, and sensitive patient counseling with AI simulation.
Common OB/GYN OSCE Stations
Practice Cases
Severe Menstrual Cramps
22 y/o F with severe cramping pain during her periods
Planning for Pregnancy
30 y/o F planning to conceive, here for preconception counseling
Placenta Previa
Painless vaginal bleeding at 32 weeks
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
Severe nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Irregular periods and weight gain
Endometriosis Evaluation
Severe menstrual pain
Labor Induction Counseling
Past-due pregnancy, discussing induction
Shoulder Dystocia
Difficulty delivering baby's shoulders
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Lower abdominal pain and fever
Infertility Workup
Unable to conceive after 1 year
Prenatal Genetic Counseling
Advanced maternal age, discussing genetic screening
Breastfeeding Difficulty
Difficulty breastfeeding newborn
Vulvovaginal Discharge
Vaginal discharge and itching
Miscarriage Counseling
First-trimester miscarriage counseling
Gestational Diabetes Counseling
Newly diagnosed gestational diabetes
Menopause Counseling
Hot flashes and night sweats
Sudden Severe Pelvic Pain
22 y/o F with sudden severe pelvic pain
STI Screening
20 y/o F requesting STI testing
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
45 y/o F with heavy periods for 6 months
Overwhelmed New Mother
30 y/o F, 6 weeks postpartum, feeling overwhelmed
Swelling and Headache in Pregnancy
34 y/o F, 32 weeks pregnant, swelling and headache
First Prenatal Visit
28 y/o F, 8 weeks pregnant, first baby
Pap Smear Counseling
51 y/o F for well-woman exam, prefers to skip Pap
Contraception Counseling
Wants reliable birth control, unsure which option to choose
Study Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What sensitive topics appear in OB/GYN OSCE stations?
Expect stations on contraception, STI counseling, domestic violence screening, pregnancy options, and menstrual/sexual health. Professional, non-judgmental communication is essential.
How should I approach obstetric history?
Include gravida/para, LMP, prenatal care, complications in previous pregnancies, and current symptoms. Always screen for warning signs like bleeding, decreased fetal movement, and preeclampsia symptoms.