A Standardized Patient (SP) is an individual trained to simulate real patient scenarios for educational purposes. They portray specific medical conditions, allowing healthcare students to practice their clinical skills, such as history-taking and physical examinations, in a controlled environment. This method helps students develop their communication and diagnostic abilities. SPs provide consistent and objective feedback on students' performance, enhancing the learning experience. They are often used in medical schools and training programs to assess competencies in a realistic setting. This approach ensures that future healthcare professionals are better prepared for real-life patient interactions.