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OET Medicine Writing: Advice or Advise?
Use the noun advice and the verb advise correctly in requests, summaries and completed-action sentences.
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OET Writing for Doctors — Course 3
Explore Trap 3 — Poor paragraphing, D1. Referral letter skeleton and D2. Discharge / transfer variant.
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6published topic sections
36lesson entries
5practice quiz entries
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Trap 3 — Poor paragraphing
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D1. Referral letter skeleton
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D2. Discharge / transfer variant
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The 8 examiner traps
- Trap 1 — Including irrelevant information
- Trap 2 — Purpose not clear
- Trap 3 — Poor paragraphing
- Trap 4 — Informal language / contractions
- Trap 5 — Copying case notes word-for-word
- Trap 6 — Misjudging the reader
- Trap 7 — Language and spelling errors
- Trap 8 — Word count failure
- D1. Referral letter skeleton
- D2. Discharge / transfer variant
- D3. openers bank
- D4. closers bank
- L1. Formal upgrades
- L2. Cohesive devices examiners reward
- L3. Grammar hotspots
Clinical modules
- Clinical modules
- Diabetes & metabolic (Sets incl. diabetes/HbA1c case: Rajiv Malhotra-type; diabetic nephropathy/neuropathy/retinopathy; Sets 24-cluster, plus diabetes comorbidity in Set
- Respiratory: COPD & advanced lung disease (Sets 25, 28-cluster: Horton-type GOLD 3; advanced COPD palliative set; chronic cough/weight-loss sets; lung malignancy suspici
- Cognitive decline & dementia (Sets 26, 29-cluster: Hughes-type Alzheimer MMSE 22/30 + MRI atrophy; progressive memory-loss set with wandering/gas left on; Lewy-body set
- Parkinson's & movement disorders (Sets 27, 30-cluster: O'Connor-type tremor/bradykinesia/rigidity; Whitmore-type syncope/falls + worsening symptoms; advanced Parkinson's
- Stroke, TIA & acute neurology (Sets 41-cluster: TIA with 15–20 min resolved speech/weakness; stroke admission with NIHSS 7, facial droop, thrombolysis window; progressiv
- Cardiology: heart failure, chest pain, arrhythmia, syncope (Sets 35, 36, 42, 43-cluster, 47-cluster: progressive SOB/orthopnoea/oedema; exertional chest pain + near-sync
- Gastroenterology, liver & suspected malignancy (Sets 12, 39, 40-cluster, 46-cluster: RUQ/abdominal discomfort + early satiety + 6 kg loss + pale stools + new polydipsia;
- Lymphoma / systemic & respiratory-red-flag set (Set 38-cluster: fatigue + 7 kg loss + night sweats + painless nodes + dry cough/SOB; lung-cancer-suspicion set with chron
- Urology / geriatrics / falls (Sets 32, 51-cluster: BPH + recurrent UTI + incontinence + cognitive decline + wandering; falls + cognitive decline + lifeline-alarm set; po
- Discharge & inpatient-transfer letters (Sets 43–47 style: appendicitis admission with worsening pain/fever/guarding → surgery; COPD-exacerbation admission with SOB/tigh
- Cross-cutting skills drilled by every set
Worked model letters
- G1. Diabetes referral — source Set-24 pattern, 196 words
- G2. COPD referral — source Set-25 pattern, 192 words
- G3. Suspected Alzheimer's referral — source Set-26 pattern, 197 words
- G4. Parkinson's referral — source Set-27/30 pattern, 190 words
- G5. TIA referral — source Set-41 pattern, 185 words
- G6. Suspected lymphoma referral — source Set-38 pattern, 194 words
- G7. Discharge summary letter to GP , 198 words
High-frequency vocabulary & skill bank
- High-frequency vocabulary & skill bank
Mock Tests
Practice quizzes
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