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Practise AMC 2 stations by discipline
Vivora's live AI clinical viva is organised by discipline, so you can drill exactly the stations you need. Pick a discipline below for example stations, what examiners focus on, and common mistakes IMGs make.
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Surgery
A focused pain history (site, onset, character, radiation, severity, timing) alongside a systemic review
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Emergency Medicine
Prioritising the time-critical parts of the history before background/social history
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Psychiatry
A structured mental state assessment woven naturally into conversation
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Paediatrics
History-taking with the parent/caregiver while still acknowledging the child if present
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Sensitive, plain-language questions around menstrual, sexual and obstetric history
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Cardiology
A structured chest pain or palpitation history plus cardiac risk factors
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Neurology
A clear timeline of onset and progression before reaching for a differential
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Endocrinology
Symptom-based screening for common conditions such as diabetes and thyroid dysfunction
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Respiratory Medicine
A breathlessness or cough history that includes red flags like haemoptysis or weight loss
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Gastroenterology
Abdominal pain or bowel habit history structured around site, pattern and red flags
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General Practice
A broad differential rather than a single-system focus, since GP presentations are often undifferentiated
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