How to Use This Practice
- Play the audio only once, just like the real test.
- Write answers during the recording, not afterward.
- Focus on information categories: symptom, duration, location, treatment.
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🎧 Part A Audio: Consultation Extracts
Extract 1: Questions 1-12
You hear a doctor talking to a new patient called Ms. Jones about her skin condition. For questions 1-12, complete the notes with a word or short phrase that you hear.
You now have thirty seconds to look at the notes.

✅ Answer Key: Part A Only
- five years
- elbows
- fingernails
- ridged
- silvery
- itchy
- smell
- eight
- 70%
- rheumatoid arthritis
- big toe
- potent topical steroid
Quick Tips (3 Common Pitfalls)
- 1. Detail precision counts
Don’t stop at “back” — write the specific site mentioned. Here, the doctor says “lower back and fingernails,” so missing “lower” or “fingernails” loses the mark. - 2. Adjective accuracy
When describing features, use the exact adjective you hear. For example, “itchy” and “silvery” both describe different aspects of the patches — confusing or omitting them would be marked wrong. - 3. Treatment side effects vs. reasons
If a treatment is discontinued, note why. Here, “Coal Tar Shampoo — discontinued due to the smell.” Writing “stopped using shampoo” is not enough — the reason is required.
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