FSP Düsseldorf

Preparation for the medical German language proficiency examination for physicians with a degree obtained abroad—tailored to Düsseldorf.

Independent learning resource, not offered by any authority or chamber. Official information: https://www.aekno.de/aerzte/fachsprachpruefung

25 case studies, 809 conversation steps, 383 examiner questions, 1,367 medical terms. All offline.

BUILT ON THE NORTH RHINE FORM

The North Rhine Medical Association's medical history form has six sections instead of many smaller ones; the first—"Reason for admission/Diagnosis (in brief)"—takes up an entire page. Complaints, autonomic nervous system function, pre-existing conditions, previous surgeries, and medications are all listed there; how you organize them is up to you.

Each section of the documentation is labeled with the corresponding field on the paper form. The order of the presentation also follows the form.

THE LAB CALL

In Düsseldorf, Part 2 often doesn't begin with the patient presentation: You receive a call from the lab and first report a life-threatening value to the senior physician. Four cases are practiced as a separate, color-coded section—spelling the name, stating the value with its unit, explaining why it's dangerous, and stating what you did. Only then does the presentation begin.

THE MEDICAL HISTORY INTERVIEW AND THE SIDE-TO-SIDE FORM

The interview takes place at the top, question by question. Below, the medical history form grows along with it—by precisely the line generated by that question. Both halves share the color of the section; tapping on a line jumps back to the question. Each step is explained as to why it is being asked and what the panel is looking for.


The interview takes place at the top, question by question. THE FOUR PARTS

1. Anamnesis Interview — Interview and anamnesis form, line by line

2. Patient Presentation — The presentation to the panel, structured in blocks

3. Examiner Questions — 383 questions with short oral answers

4. Terminology — 1,367 terms in German and Latin, searchable in both directions, including the Düsseldorf Abbreviations List

THE CASES

Acute coronary syndrome, gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, reflux disease, irritable bowel syndrome, cholelithiasis, choledocholithiasis, mesenteric ischemia, appendicitis, diverticulitis, pyelonephritis, urolithiasis, side effect of chemotherapy, cervical spine syndrome, herniated disc, allergic asthma, sleep apnea syndrome, pneumonia, hyper- and hypothyroidism, hypertensive and hyperglycemic control, lupus erythematosus Deep vein thrombosis, burnout.

CONVERSATION SITUATIONS FROM DÜSSELDORF

Not just medical terminology, but the difficult moments: "Why are you asking me that again?" "I don't want to have this conversation." "Can I speak to the senior physician?" "I want early retirement." "Am I going to die?" This includes interrupting the conversation when a heart attack is suspected and the question about suicidal thoughts.

YOUR PROGRESS

You will achieve 100% completion if you have worked through each unit twice.

FURTHER FEATURES

• Short introduction on first launch, accessible at any time

• Search by case and diagnoses

• Continue where you left off—within each case and list

• "Report an error" from within the examiner's question

• Works completely offline

DATA PROTECTION

The app sends nothing. No account, no advertising, no analytics services. Your learning progress remains on your device.

NOTICE

Independent learning resource. Not offered by the North Rhine Medical Association or any other medical association or examination board.

The content was created independently, based on templates and exam reports from Düsseldorf and the form provided by the North Rhine Medical Association. It does not replace textbooks or current guidelines and does not constitute medical advice.

The North Rhine Medical Association determines the procedure, medical history form, and requirements; these may change and differ in other medical association districts. Only the information provided by your local medical association is binding. This app does not predict which cases will appear in an exam.

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