Examination checklists, model case presentations and quick-reference notes for the clinical exam, arranged by faculty.
Each examination step with the marks an examiner awards.
General examination
The 19-step general examination mark sheet — where technique and sequence carry their own marks — with the head-to-toe signs that point to a system and how to present them.
Abdominal examination
The 26-step abdominal mark sheet, how to measure and present organs, and the patterns — hepatosplenomegaly, ascites, massive spleen — that examiners expect you to name.
Cardiovascular examination
The weighted 40-step cardiovascular mark sheet — where the extra marks are (JVP and positioning for murmurs), how to present, and what to discuss after.
Cranial nerve examination
The 20-step cranial nerve mark sheet in the order the examiner expects, how to present the findings as a named syndrome rather than a list of nerves, and the lesions that cost candidates the most marks.