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ELECTIVE ASSESSMENT
CLINICAL YEAR 4
Logbook /10
Professionalism /10
TOTAL /100
Overall Comments:
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History taking
Assessment and weightage should be made in relation to relevant symptomatology, sequence of the
disease process and associated problems rather than to routine questions. There must also be a due
emphasis on relevant history including the family and social background of the patient.
Physical examination
Assessment should be made in relation to correct technique of examination and the ability to elicit
physical signs. Emphasis is given on the thoroughness of examination of the system involved.
Formulation of Diagnosis
Emphasis should be on the ability to arrive at differential diagnoses in relation to the problems
identified on the history and physical examination. Look for the ability to logically deduce the most
likely diagnosis.
Investigation
Look for the ability to request and justify the investigations relevant to the problems identified.
Emphasis should be on simple investigations rather than sophisticated ones and the ability to
request investigations in a logical sequence. Candidate should be able to interpret common
investigations e.g. X-ray, ECG, etc.
Patient Management
Look for ability to recommend and justify appropriate treatment based on the diagnosis. Emphasis
should be on the priorities of management rather than detailed management protocols e.g.
operative procedure.
CRITERIA FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
History: Elicit problems, relates data, stresses important points, well-organized approach.
Physical Examination: Elicits and interprets correctly all signs, good techniques, good organizational
approach.
Formulation of Diagnosis: Makes reasonable conclusions from available data, able to give correct
provisional and differential diagnoses.
As in outstanding but misses few relevant information in history, omits or examines less
satisfactorily for some relevant physical signs, able to give correct provisional diagnosis but not all
differential diagnoses, misses some relevant investigations or some investigations are not
appropriate or misses few relevant points in management.
History: Concentrates on data not relevant to the problem, misses important information, not well
organized.
Physical examination: Misses some important physical signs, poor examination technique, poor
organization, invents signs.
Formulation of Diagnosis: Makes improper and irrelevant conclusions from available data, wrong
provisional diagnosis, poor in differential diagnoses.
Investigations: Misses relevant investigations, asks for investigations not appropriate to the
problem, misinterpret data.
History taking
Physical Examination
Discussion;
Differential Diagnosis
Investigations;
Management
Presentation skills