Every chapter in this book taught one habit of thinking in
isolation. A real clinical encounter never asks you to use only one at a
time.
Why this chapter exists
You've practiced each framework where it was easiest to see: inside
the chapter built around it. The harder skill is recognizing which
one applies when nobody has told you which chapter you're in.
How to use it
The scenarios below are drawn from across the whole book: diagnostic
reasoning, examination, severity, translation, uncertainty, and
self-audit. Choose one. Write your reflection before reading the
feedback.
Before You Start
If the names of the frameworks have started to blur together, this is
a one-page map of all of them: what each is called, what it's for, and
which chapter it came from. Worth a skim before you attempt a scenario
below.