The Royal College of Ophthalmologists
September 2003
| Station 1 Anterior Segment -Examiner A |
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| Candidate Name |
Candidate No. |
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| Centre |
Cicul |
Session time. |
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Examiner A
1. Anterior Segment Examination
Poor examination technique, unable
to identify clinical signs even
with prompting. Very slow |
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Systematic, efficient use of slit-
lamp illumination, magnification
/lid measurements to identify
all clinical signs unprompted. |
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2. Interpretation of Signs
Unable to recognize relevance of
normal/abnormal signs. |
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Accurate formulation of differential diagnosis. |
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3. Knowledge Base
Poor knowledge of anterior
segment disorders. |
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Very good knowledge of anterior
segment disorders. |
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4. Discussion of Cases (Application of Knowledge)
Poor discussion of cases despite prompting.
Lacks experience.
No insight/dangerous. |
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Sensible and spontaneous discussion of patient
investigation and management. |
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5. Interaction with Patient
Overconfident or very hesitant. May
cause patient visible physical
or mental stress. Oblivious to
communication problems. |
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Displays appropriate level of
confidence. Clear instructions to
patient with intelligible language.
Professional manner. |
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Overall Impression
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Clear Fail....1 |
| THE SECTION OVERLEAF. |
Fail....2 |
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Pass....3 |
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Good Pass.....4 |
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