Canada Nursing OSCE Canada OSCE 12-Minute Stations, SBAR & Physical Skills (High-Yield Flipbook Reviewer)

12-Minute Station Checklist & SBAR Script Protocol: 12-MINUTE CANADIAN OSCE TIMING MATRIX: • Min 0-1: Knock, hand hygiene, patient ID (2 identifiers), establish therapeutic rapport. • Min 2-7: Focused assessment & intervention following IPAC standards. • Min 8-10: Patient safety check, documentation & patient comfort. • Min 11-12: SBAR handover to examiner/physician: SBAR PROTOCOL: • S (Situation): Name, unit, patient name, immediate complaint • B (Background): Admitting diagnosis, relevant medical history • A (Assessment): Objective vitals, physical findings, clinical trend • R (Recommendation): Specific stat orders requested (e.g. ECG, Labs, Bedside review) ---------------------------------------- PRACTICE BOARD QUESTION & RATIONALE: Q: During a Canadian OSCE Station, the standardized patient becomes agitated and refuses an intramuscular injection. What is the candidate nurse's priority action? A. Insist on administering the medication because it was ordered by the physician B. Pause, maintain safe distance, explore the patient's concerns therapeutically, and explain the medication's rationale C. Immediately leave the station and report client non-compliance to the examiner D. Document refusal and proceed to the next skill without dialogue Correct Answer: B. Canadian entry-to-practice standards heavily evaluate therapeutic communication, patient consent, and de-escalation skills. Validating feelings and informing the patient aligns with Canadian nursing ethics.