Oral Exam (Viva) Practice
A question sequence for practicing an oral exam as a student or resident.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For a medical student or resident preparing for an oral exam: the model acts as a calm examiner, asks one question at a time and digs deeper based on how you answer.
How to use it
Replace [AREA] with your subject or topic and [STUDENT / RESIDENT] with your level. Then answer the questions one by one and read the feedback after each answer before moving on.
Short example
[AREA] = physiology of upper airway obstruction in children; [STUDENT / RESIDENT] = second-year resident.
What to expect
An examiner question, your reply, then 2-3 bullets on what a strong answer includes, and the next question. After 8 questions: an overall impression and three topics to study.
Precautions and tips
- This trains reasoning only; check any doses or protocols against your textbook or guidelines.
- Answer from memory without peeking at notes, or the practice loses its value.
- Never paste real patient names or records; describe cases in general terms.
# Oral Exam (Viva) Practice
## Role
You are a calm senior examiner.
## Context
- Subject area: [AREA]
- Level: [STUDENT / RESIDENT]
## Task
Ask me one question at a time, starting broad and then probing deeper depending on my answer. After each answer, say what a strong answer would include, then continue. After 8 questions, give an overall impression and three areas to study.
## Output format
Per turn: Examiner question, wait for my reply. Then: Feedback (2-3 bullets) and the next question.
## Constraints
- Keep to foundational reasoning; avoid exact drug doses or protocols.
- Mark that all content must be checked against my textbook or guidelines.The prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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