MOCK exam The Next day

Hmm, i don't expect that i performed really bad during this MOCK exam. Well, today got pregnancy case previous history of C-section twice and a fungating breast carcinoma. Well, i was terrible in both. Not too terrible, but not that excellence also. I just don't get certain examiner questions. It was not clear and so vague.

I love when they asked clearly. But that is what we call luck. We will get good examiner, and bad examiner.

What i love about MOCK exam or they call it MOCK program is that we have half day exam, and half day seminar, like a workshop.

For this 3 days, we are so lucky to get some lecture from Prof Dato Dr.Raymond Azman Ali, from UKM. I love his lecture regarding clinical examination and neurological examination. Everything make sense. Everything is logical and practical. Not like what we have been taught 3 years ago. What we have been taught is correct but not practical.


Hmm, i want to share some thing that we get from him. As a medical student, we are usually taught to spend 1 hour of long case examination to clerk a patient and then later present it to the examiner for the next 30 minutes. It is standard in all over the world. No medical school in the world that have different way of examination. So usually, theoretically we are taught to use 30 minute to clerk patient, and 10 minutes to do physical and the rest is to prepare ourselves to meet the examiner. But i learn rather something new from dato. What he tell us is to use only 10 minutes to clerk patient, 10 minutes to examine and 40 minutes to prepare ourselves to meet the examiner. So practical and make sense.

hmm...tomorrow is the last session for MOCK exam. A day when our result will come out and feedback session plus some talk on neuro examination 2. Looking forward to it.

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  1. forget the past and excel for the future... all da best bro!

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  2. Anonymous3:33 pm

    Unable to give you a heart. so have a reply to push up your post. ........................................

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