Cards Against Paediatric Orthopaedics (Upper Limbs)

Cards Against Paediatric Orthopaedics (Upper Limbs)

The aim of the game is to match up the History, Exam Findings and X-Ray for each patient case to their correct Diagnosis and Management Plan for a variety of paediatric upper limb presentations.

 
 

You can download a free PDF copy of this game by clicking the button below 👇 Just set your printer to print on BOTH sides of the paper (ideally in colour). We find they work well as a series of wipeable A5-sized laminated cards that we keep on the shop floor for some impromptu teaching when things aren't so busy! 🙂

How do I play?

  1. We recommend allowing 60-90 minutes per teaching session.
  2. Teams of 2-3 works best, although the cards can be used individually as a series of revision flashcards to test your own knowledge.
  3. Shuffle and spread out the cards for all teams to see and access.
  4. The aim is for participants to correctly match one card of each colour/type to form a complete patient case. Teams can also use the same cards if another team has chosen the same one.
  5. Points can be awarded for correctly identifying each card, and for explaining their choices. Bonus points can be awarded for a complete set. An answer key is provided in the pack to help facilitators match up the correct cards.
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