Approach, conduct & history taking

The other Internal Medicine topics get you through the theory station. This one is for the practical / bedside station: a real patient, a real history, a real head-to-toe examination, and an examiner who wants you to present what you found and what it means. It is written at the level a Debrecen sixth-year (≈ US MS4 / USMLE Step 2 CK) is expected to perform — every maneuver in the order you actually do it, what a normal vs abnormal finding looks like, and the one-liner the examiner is waiting to hear.

Use it as a checklist the week before, and as a script in the room. Reconciled from Bates' Guide to Physical Examination, 14e, the Stanford/Geeky Medics bedside-exam series, and th