CASPer presents you with scenarios and asks open-ended questions. No multiple choice. Your responses are scored on how you think, not what you know.
You are a junior doctor working in a busy emergency department. You notice that a senior colleague, Dr. Chen, appears to be under the influence of alcohol during their shift. Dr. Chen is about to see a critically unwell patient.
What would you do in this situation?
What factors would you consider in deciding how to act?
You are a GP registrar in a rural town. A 16-year-old patient comes to see you requesting a prescription for the oral contraceptive pill. She asks you not to tell her parents. Her mother is your practice nurse.
How would you manage this consultation?
What ethical principles are relevant to this scenario?
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