YOUR ORTHOPAEDIC REVISION COMPANION
Big topics. Small breakthroughs.
Meet OrthoSG — your AI study partner for Singapore orthopaedic finals.
Choose a mode to begin an active practice session.
LESS PASSIVE READING. MORE ACTIVE THINKING.
A conversation that turns revision into practice — at your pace, one question at a time.
MEET YOUR STUDY PARTNER
For medical students revising orthopaedics.
Bring your level, your topic and your questions.
Practise single best answer questions. Explain your choice before seeing feedback, then unpack why the other options are less suitable.
Try an SBA prompt ↗Rehearse a candidate task or spoken viva. Ask for feedback on your sequence, reasoning and missed points.
Work through educational imaging scenarios and text-described cases. Practise presenting findings and a reasoned interpretation.
Ask for a topic sprint, a revision plan or a fresh question on something you missed. Save a summary to carry into your next chat.
These are formative study workflows, not validated assessments of competence. Check important answers and references against your curriculum and authoritative sources.
FROM CURIOUS TO CONVERSATION
Follow the link to the custom GPT in ChatGPT. Sign in if asked. Availability and limits depend on your account.
Open OrthoSG GPT ↗Tell it your study level, topic and time available. Add your school if relevant, and supply learning objectives you are permitted to share.
Choose a starter prompt ↓Answer before asking for the explanation. Request a hint, challenge the reasoning and finish with a short recap of what to revisit.
Choose another practice mode ↑SKIP THE BLANK PAGE
Copy one. Open OrthoSG. Paste it in.
Change the topic to make it yours.
I am a medical student revising for orthopaedic finals. I have 10 minutes. Run a sprint on hip fractures: ask three questions, one at a time. Wait for my answer, explain my biggest gap and finish with a short recap. Flag uncertainty and do not invent references.
Give me five formative orthopaedic single best answer questions, one at a time. Hide the answer until I commit and explain my reasoning. Then explain each option and revisit my weakest topic with a new question.
Run a mock knee examination OSCE. Give me only the candidate task first. Wait until I say “done” before giving formative feedback on my sequence and explanation. Let me repeat the weakest section. Do not infer hands-on competence from my description.
Give me a fictional, text-described wrist X-ray case for finals revision. Guide me through a systematic read, asking one question at a time. Wait for my interpretation before explaining. Keep the case educational and clearly label it as fictional.
Give me a five-minute orthopaedic viva in coach mode. Ask one short question at a time. Please wait until I say “done”. Then correct my biggest gap and test it in a different fictional case. Keep your responses brief.
Help me plan seven days of orthopaedic revision with 20 minutes a day. First ask about my weak areas and learning objectives. Mix retrieval, cases and review. At the end of each session, give me a short revision summary to copy into my next chat.
Prompts copy to your clipboard. Paste them into OrthoSG to begin.
REVISION. OUT LOUD.
Practise finding the words.
Not just remembering the facts.
Open OrthoSG in ChatGPT, select the Voice icon in the message bar and allow microphone access if prompted. Speak the voice-viva prompt above to begin.
Voice is a two-way spoken conversation. Dictation simply turns a recording into a text prompt. If Voice is unavailable, paste the same prompt and practise in text.
Read OpenAI’s Voice guide ↗“Ask one question.
Let me think.
Then help me improve.”
Illustration only · Start Voice inside ChatGPT
Make space to think. Use headphones in a quiet place. Request a pause until you say “done”; interruptions can still happen. Correct misheard terms and use your own timer.
Know the limits. Custom GPTs use Advanced Voice, not ChatGPT Live. Upload availability varies; image generation, data analysis and custom actions are unavailable in GPT Voice. Check the transcript and verify important content. Source ↗
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
No. OrthoSG is an independent educational resource for formative revision. It is not affiliated with a medical school or healthcare institution. Follow your own curriculum, local guidance and supervisors.
Use fictional or appropriately de-identified educational scenarios only. Do not enter patient identifiers, confidential records or restricted examination material. OrthoSG does not provide patient-specific clinical decisions, certify competence or replace supervision. Follow your assessment rules.
Do not rely on continuity across chats. Ask for a revision summary, check it, and manually paste it into the next conversation. Keep personal and patient identifiers out of that summary.
Ask the GPT to explain its uncertainty and provide a verifiable source. Check that the source exists and supports the claim. Use the feedback link below to report a problem without including sensitive information.
HELP SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT
Something helpful? Something missing?
Tell us what would make your next session better.
Opens the existing Google feedback form. Please leave out patient details,
personal identifiers and confidential assessment content.