Medaptly โ€” Obstetrics & Gynecology OSCE | 190 Specialist Stations
Obstetrics & Gynecology OSCE Course
100% Free Forever

The Ob/Gyn OSCE Tests Performance,
Not Just Knowledge.
This Course Builds It.

From postpartum hemorrhage to breaking bad news, from ectopic pregnancy to contraception counseling โ€” 190 stations across every Ob/Gyn theme, free for candidates who need more than a textbook.

Built-in recording. Real-time scoring. Expert checklists. No paywall. No trial. Always free for clinicians.

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Clinical Approaches
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Patient Education
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Ethics Stations
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"In obstetrics and gynecology, the examiner isn't just testing your knowledge. They're testing whether you can manage a postpartum hemorrhage without hesitation, break the news of a miscarriage with compassion, and navigate a teenager's confidentiality with professionalism โ€” all in the same exam. Only practice builds that."

Aligned with obstetrics & gynecology board exams worldwide
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MRCOG Part 3United Kingdom
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MCCQE Part 2Canada
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Saudi Board OB-GYNSaudi Arabia
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FRANZCOGAustralia
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MRCPI / MICOGIreland
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FCOG(SA)South Africa
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DHA / DOH OSCEUAE
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MMED (O&G)Singapore
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DGO / DNB OBGIndia
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FRANZCOGNew Zealand
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DRCOGUnited Kingdom
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PLAB 2United Kingdom
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International OB-GYN BoardsGlobal
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MRCOG Part 3United Kingdom
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MCCQE Part 2Canada
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Saudi Board OB-GYNSaudi Arabia
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FRANZCOGAustralia
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MRCPI / MICOGIreland
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FCOG(SA)South Africa
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DHA / DOH OSCEUAE
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MMED (O&G)Singapore
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DGO / DNB OBGIndia
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FRANZCOGNew Zealand
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Who This Is For

Built for the Specific Demands
of the Ob/Gyn OSCE.

Knowing obstetrics and gynecology is not the same as performing it โ€” taking a focused history, running an emergency drill, and counseling a frightened patient, all under a ticking clock and an examiner's gaze. This course drills that performance, across 190 stations, and it's free.

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Ob/Gyn Residents & Trainees

The clinical exam is a different skill from written finals

You know the theory. But your OSCE tests whether you can take a slick history, perform a clean examination, counsel a scared patient, and manage an obstetric emergency โ€” under pressure, being watched. That's a performance skill, and it's built by doing, not reading.

"The first time I practiced breaking the news of a miscarriage out loud, I realized how unstructured my approach was. Three weeks of recording fixed that completely."
Primary Audience
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Retaking After a Fail

You know what broke โ€” now fix it

You probably lost marks on a counseling station, fumbled the order of an emergency drill, or blanked on a management plan under exam pressure. Rereading the same notes won't fix a performance problem. Recording yourself doing the stations, over and over, will.

"I failed because of the ethics station โ€” I had no structured framework. Medaptly's professionalism stations gave me exactly that. Passed on my second attempt."
Rebuild Confidence
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Exam in Under 3 Months

No time left for passive revision

You know the obstetrics and gynecology. But knowing and performing under examiner pressure are different skills. With 190 ready-to-use stations, you can jump straight into structured practice โ€” no setup, no scheduling, starting today.

"6 weeks out, I still hadn't practiced counseling a patient on contraception out loud. The education stations changed my preparation completely."
Time-Critical

This is NOT for you ifโ€ฆ

You haven't started your core obstetrics and gynecology content yet. You want to passively watch lectures and feel prepared. Or you're looking for a general clinical course โ€” this one goes deep on Ob/Gyn specifically. Medaptly rewards candidates who are ready to record themselves, review the playback, and do the reps.

The Moment Everything Changes

From "I Know This" to
"I Can Prove It."

These are the exact moments where Ob/Gyn candidates drop marks. Tap each one.

You give oxytocin in the postpartum hemorrhage station โ€” then freeze on the escalation sequence and forget uterine massage, tranexamic acid, and calling for help
Uterine massage, oxytocin then ergometrine and carboprost, tranexamic acid, bimanual compression, and escalation โ€” your PPH protocol runs automatically, without hesitation
A shoulder dystocia is called and you panic โ€” fumbling the order of maneuvers and forgetting to call for help early
Call for help, McRoberts, suprapubic pressure, internal maneuvers, all-fours โ€” the HELPERR drill runs in sequence, calm and complete
You have to tell a woman she has miscarried โ€” and the conversation collapses. No warning shot, no empathy framework, no follow-up plan
You deliver the news with a validated breaking-bad-news structure โ€” warning shot, clear information, silence, empathy, and a clear plan for what happens next
An eclamptic seizure in the station and you reach for diazepam โ€” forgetting magnesium sulfate, blood pressure control, and the plan for delivery
Magnesium sulfate loading and maintenance, controlling severe hypertension, airway and left lateral positioning, and delivery planning โ€” the eclampsia protocol is automatic
A 15-year-old asks for contraception and asks you not to tell her parents โ€” you freeze, unsure how to handle confidentiality and safeguarding
You assess competence, explore safeguarding concerns, encourage parental involvement, and document clearly โ€” structured, non-judgmental, and professional
You walk into your exam knowing the obstetrics and gynecology โ€” but having never once practiced any of this out loud, under pressure, being watched
You've recorded 190+ stations, reviewed the playback, and scored above 85% consistently โ€” you walk in with evidence, not hope
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Tap each row to transform it

The gap between where you are now and where you need to be isn't a knowledge gap.
It's a performance gap โ€” and the only thing that closes it is deliberate, structured practice. Free, when you need it most.

Close the Gap โ€” Enroll Free
What You're Getting โ€” Free

190 Stations.
Every Ob/Gyn Theme. Nothing Missing.

Every obstetrics and gynecology topic you could face on exam day โ€” from early pregnancy bleeding to menopause, from obstetric emergencies to ethics disclosures. All of it, free.

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104
Clinical Case Stations
Complete multi-task encounters โ€” focused history, examination, differential diagnosis, investigations, and management. Spanning obstetrics and gynecology across every theme. Every one scored like an examiner would score it.
19
Emergency Stations
Postpartum hemorrhage, eclampsia, shoulder dystocia, cord prolapse, uterine rupture, ruptured ectopic, ovarian torsion, maternal sepsis โ€” high-stakes protocols that demand instant, correct recall.
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Clinical Approach Stations
Pelvic pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, amenorrhea, vaginal discharge, reduced fetal movements, the acutely unwell postpartum patient โ€” systematic algorithms for every undifferentiated presentation.
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Patient Education Stations
Miscarriage counseling, contraception options, HRT, gestational diabetes, PCOS, endometriosis, an abnormal Pap smear, IVF, breastfeeding support โ€” the stations most candidates underestimate until they're sitting across from an anxious patient.
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Ethics & Professionalism
FGM discovery, teenage safeguarding, maternal request for cesarean, conscientious objection to termination, domestic violence disclosure, examination without a chaperone โ€” the stations that catch even well-prepared candidates off guard.
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Clinical Areas
Early Pregnancy (7) ยท Antenatal & Medical (6) ยท Infections & Screening (7) ยท Late Pregnancy (17) ยท Intrapartum (4) ยท Postpartum (9) ยท Menstrual & Bleeding (8) ยท Amenorrhea & Ovulatory (7) ยท Pelvic Pain & Masses (8) ยท Vulvovaginal & Genital (9) ยท Contraception (4) ยท Subfertility (3) ยท Urogynecology (6) ยท Menopause (5) ยท Cervical Screening (1) ยท Breast (3).
Complete Ob/Gyn Coverage

Every Theme.
No Gaps.

Every station here is specific to obstetrics and gynecology โ€” built around the presentations, emergencies, and counseling scenarios your exam will actually test.

Early Pregnancy 7
Antenatal & Medical Disorders 6
Infections & Screening 7
Late Pregnancy 17
Intrapartum 4
Postpartum 9
Menstrual & Abnormal Bleeding 8
Amenorrhea & Ovulatory 7
Pelvic Pain & Masses 8
Vulvovaginal & Genital 9
Contraception & Family Planning 4
Subfertility 3
Urogynecology & Prolapse 6
Menopause 5
Cervical Screening 1
Breast 3
Emergencies 19
Patient Education 20
Clinical Approach 39
Professionalism & Ethics 8
The Method

The Simplest Loop That
Builds Exam-Day Performance.

Three steps. Repeat them 190 times. Walk into your Ob/Gyn OSCE as the most prepared candidate in the room.

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Read the Scenario

A real obstetrics or gynecology case appears โ€” patient age, presenting complaint, and relevant history. Exactly as it will look on exam day. 30 seconds to orient. Then you begin.

  • 190 distinct Ob/Gyn scenarios
  • Clinical, ER, approach, education & ethics formats
  • Obstetrics and gynecology across every theme
  • Identical structure to real OSCE cases
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Record Your Performance

Say it out loud. Take the history. Break the news to the patient. Run the emergency protocol. The recorder captures exactly what the examiner will hear โ€” and exactly what needs to change.

  • Built-in video & audio recorder
  • Watch playback to catch what you miss live
  • All recordings private โ€” stored locally only
  • Any device, anywhere, anytime
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Review Your Rubric

Mark yourself against the examiner's checklist. Watch your score update in real time. Drill the knowledge gaps. Close with a one-page rapid-review guide that makes the whole case stick.

  • Examiner-matched interactive scoring checklists
  • Instant % with Outstanding / Excellent / Good grading
  • Accordion Q&A with expert model answers
  • One-page OSCE rapid-review guide per case
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Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
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History Taking
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Physical Exam
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Knowledge
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Differentials
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Investigations
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Lab Knowledge
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Management
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Mgmt Knowledge
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OSCE Guide
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Gathering โ€ข 30 marks

History Taking

A 34-year-old woman presents with heavy periods over the past 8 months. She describes flooding through protection, passing large clots, and changing pads every hour on her worst days. She feels increasingly tired. She has two children, no plans for more, and uses no hormonal contraception.
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Skills โ€ข 25 marks

Physical Examination

General exam: signs of anemia (pallor)3
Thyroid examination3
Abdominal exam for pelvic/uterine mass4
Speculum exam (cervix, local causes)3
Bimanual exam (uterine size, adnexae)3
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76%
19/25 marks
Good โ€” don't forget BMI and signs of a bleeding disorder.
Knowledge โ€ข 16 marks

History & Exam Knowledge

How is heavy menstrual bleeding defined?
Excessive menstrual blood loss that interferes with a woman's physical, social, emotional, or material quality of life. The impact-based definition has replaced the impractical >80 mL per cycle thresholdโ€ฆ
What is the PALM-COEIN classification of abnormal uterine bleeding?
Which features would prompt urgent referral?
Reasoning โ€ข 12 marks

Differential Diagnosis

Uterine fibroids (leiomyoma)3
Adenomyosis2
Endometrial polyp2
Coagulopathy (e.g. von Willebrand disease)2
Endometrial hyperplasia / malignancy2
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Judgement โ€ข 18 marks

Investigations

FBC (assess for anemia)4
Ferritin / iron studies3
Transvaginal pelvic ultrasound3
Coagulation screen / vWF (if history suggests)2
Endometrial biopsy (if โ‰ฅ45 or risk factors)3
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Knowledge โ€ข 12 marks

Investigation Knowledge

When is endometrial biopsy indicated in heavy menstrual bleeding?
Endometrial sampling is indicated for women aged 45 or older, or younger women with persistent intermenstrual bleeding, treatment failure, or risk factors for hyperplasia such as obesity, PCOS, or unopposed estrogenโ€ฆ
What is the first-line imaging investigation and why?
Planning โ€ข 25 marks

Management Plan

Explain likely diagnosis and address concerns3
LNG-IUS as first-line (if acceptable)3
Non-hormonal: tranexamic acid / NSAIDs3
Hormonal: combined pill or oral progestogen2
Treat iron-deficiency anemia2
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74%
18/25 marks
Good โ€” always explore fertility wishes before offering surgical options.
Knowledge โ€ข 14 marks

Management Knowledge

What is first-line treatment for HMB with no structural cause?
The levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system (LNG-IUS) is first-line for heavy menstrual bleeding with no structural or histological abnormality, provided long-term use is acceptable to the patientโ€ฆ
Which options suit a woman who wants to conceive?
When is surgery (ablation or hysterectomy) considered?
Guide โ€ข Quick Review

One-Page OSCE Guide

Key History
Cycle length & regularity, flooding/clots, pad or tampon use, intermenstrual/postcoital bleeding, impact on daily life, anemia symptoms, contraceptive and fertility wishes, bleeding-disorder history, medications
Key Exam
Pallor/anemia, thyroid, abdominal exam for masses, speculum for local cervical causes, bimanual for uterine size and adnexae, BMI
Key Management
FBC + ferritin ยฑ TFTs; transvaginal ultrasound; biopsy if โ‰ฅ45 or risk factors. First-line LNG-IUS; non-hormonal (tranexamic acid, NSAIDs) if conception desired; combined pill/progestogens. Surgery (ablation, myomectomy, hysterectomy) if medical therapy fails. Treat anemia.
Inside Every Station

This Is What
Exam Readiness Feels Like.

Not reading about heavy menstrual bleeding. Not watching someone else counsel a patient. You, doing it, scoring it, fixing it โ€” until the history, the workup, and the counseling are all automatic.

  • Built-in Recording โ€” The Game Changer

    The first time you hear yourself counsel a patient on her treatment options, you'll be surprised by how unstructured you sound. That's the gap Medaptly closes.

  • Examiner-Identical Scoring Checklists

    The same items, the same mark weighting, the same format. No guessing whether your self-assessment is fair.

  • Real-Time Performance Score

    Watch your percentage update as you tick items. Know immediately whether you're Outstanding, Excellent, Good โ€” or whether the station needs another run.

  • Ob/Gyn-Specific Knowledge Q&A

    Deep, focused model answers built around obstetrics and gynecology โ€” the knowledge depth your examiner expects.

  • One-Page Rapid-Review Guide

    The whole case on one page. History pearls, exam findings, management steps. Read it the morning of your exam. Walk in already knowing it.

Why This Course Exists

Reading About It Isn't the Same
as Performing It.

A textbook or a video course can teach you the facts. It can't put you in front of a scared patient, hand you a ticking clock, and score how you perform. That's the skill the OSCE tests โ€” and it shouldn't cost $300 to practice it.

What an Ob/Gyn OSCE actually tests Textbooks & Video Courses Medaptly Ob/Gyn
Cost $200 โ€“ $500 $0Always free
Full Ob/Gyn coverage โ€” obstetrics, gynecology & emergencies Partial coverage
Practicing patient communication out loud, under pressure
Ob/Gyn ethics stations โ€” FGM, teen safeguarding, maternal request CS
Emergency drills โ€” PPH, eclampsia, shoulder dystocia, cord prolapse Read-only
Clinical approach to bleeding, pain, discharge, amenorrhea
Instant corrective feedback with examiner-matched scoring
190 stations with built-in self-recording
One-page rapid-review guides for last-minute revision
Before You Decide

The Cost of Not Practicing
Is Already Adding Up.

Every week you spend reading instead of practicing is a week of marks you could have locked in. And if you fail โ€” the price is far beyond the exam fee. Medaptly costs nothing. The alternative is expensive.

6+ Months of Career Delay

Waiting for the next exam cycle. Watching colleagues progress. Delaying the next stage of your career.

$8,000+

Retake Fees & Lost Earnings

Registration fees, study materials, time off work โ€” compounding on top of what you've already spent.

$3,000+

The Mental Cost

The self-doubt after a clinical-exam failure. Explaining it to colleagues. The identity toll. Unmeasurable.

Priceless
Conservative estimate of failing once: a 6-month delay, retake fees, and lost income โ€” before you count the emotional toll. That number lands well above $20,000. Medaptly costs $0.
$20,000+
The Cost โ€” Zero.

Failing the OSCE Isn't Free.
This Course Is.

Other Ob/Gyn OSCE courses charge $200โ€“$500. Medaptly is funded to make exam-day practice free for clinicians everywhere.

but this course is
FREE FOREVER
THE MEDAPTLY OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY OSCE COURSE

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No credit card required
No trial period โ€” full access from day one
No upgrade tier โ€” every feature included
190 Ob/Gyn stations across every theme
Built-in recording โ€” private, on-device only
Examiner-matched scoring checklists
Real-time performance scoring
Multi-task clinical case structure
Ob/Gyn-specific knowledge Q&A
One-page OSCE rapid-review guides
Works on any device โ€” web + mobile
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Still Thinking?

Every Question You Have,
Answered Honestly.

Yes. All 190 OSCE stations across every obstetrics and gynecology theme are completely free for clinicians โ€” no paywall, no trial period, no credit card required, no upgrade tier. Built-in recording, scoring checklists, knowledge Q&A, and one-page rapid-review guides โ€” every feature, free.
This course is built specifically for obstetrics and gynecology OSCE formats assessed in international examinations including: MRCOG Part 3 (UK/international), DRCOG (UK), MCCQE Part 2 (Canada), Saudi Board OB-GYN OSCE, FRANZCOG (Australia/NZ), MRCPI / MICOG (Ireland), FCOG(SA) (South Africa), PLAB 2 (UK), and MMED(O&G) (Singapore). The multi-task station structure โ€” history, examination, reasoning, investigations, management, and patient communication โ€” mirrors every globally assessed format. If your exam isn't listed, contact us before enrolling.
This course is 100% obstetrics and gynecology content. Every one of the 190 stations is specific to Ob/Gyn: early pregnancy problems, obstetric emergencies, menstrual and bleeding disorders, subfertility, menopause, contraception counseling, and Ob/Gyn-specific ethics scenarios. If your exam includes obstetrics and gynecology, this course was built for you.
Yes โ€” and this is where practice matters most. The counseling and ethics stations almost always expose candidates who have only studied passively. Even a few weeks of recording yourself breaking the news of a miscarriage, counseling on contraception, and running the postpartum hemorrhage protocol will create a measurable shift in how you perform under observation.
Every candidate feels this way at first โ€” especially for sensitive stations like disclosing pregnancy loss or navigating a teenager's confidentiality. That discomfort is exactly the exam anxiety that costs marks. All recordings are stored locally on your device only. Nothing is ever uploaded. The embarrassment fades after a few sessions. What replaces it is the confidence of having actually done it before.
Yes. Medaptly is fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile. The recording feature works on all modern browsers with no app download needed. Practice during a break, between clinics, or at home โ€” wherever you have 15 minutes.
Medaptly's mission is to make high-quality medical education accessible to clinicians worldwide regardless of geography or budget. Specialist exam prep shouldn't be a paywall โ€” especially for IMGs and trainees who already shoulder the cost of relocation, registration fees, and lost income. Our model is funded to support free access in perpetuity.

The Version of You
That Passes Already Exists.

They practice the miscarriage disclosure out loud. They run the postpartum hemorrhage protocol until it's automatic. They record, review, and fix โ€” before exam day, not after.

You can keep reading the same notes. Or you can start performing the stations โ€” free, today.

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