65 reviewed clinical cases and 46 stations, each written to end someone's night.
Not topics — cases. Each clinical case has a patient who changes, findings you have to earn, critical actions on a deadline, and at least one way to lose them. The communication, procedure and ultrasound stations run the same way and are graded on their own rubric — how you say it, how you walk it, what you find. Here is the shape of it, by track, without the answers.
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Clinical
65 casesUndifferentiated presentations across the emergency-medicine content areas — each a patient who changes, on a deadline.
Counts overlap — a single case often spans more than one area.
CPC / Communication
26 stationsCommunication stations — breaking bad news, the difficult conversation, defusing conflict — graded on how you say it.
Procedures
13 stationsProcedural walk-throughs: the sequence, the landmarks, the complication you have to catch.
Ultrasound
7 stationsThe exam's ultrasound station: explain the study, direct the probe and the machine, describe the anatomy, read the finding.