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Spencer Wells · 10-12-2007, 09:15 PM

For preclinical we had multiple choice papers, extended matching questions, anatomy spot tests (like a MCQ, but going round the dissection room answering questions), MEQ, which is like a mini-essay paper, and an OSPE, in which you spend 8 minutes at each station completing worksheets or examining patients. For clinical exams there are EMQ papers, single best answer papers, and the OSCE, a clinical exam, as well as in-course assessment.

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Spencer Wells His Noodly Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: RF&UCMS(UCL) Posts: 3,280	For preclinical we had multiple choice papers, extended matching questions, anatomy spot tests (like a MCQ, but going round the dissection room answering questions), MEQ, which is like a mini-essay paper, and an OSPE, in which you spend 8 minutes at each station completing worksheets or examining patients. For clinical exams there are EMQ papers, single best answer papers, and the OSCE, a clinical exam, as well as in-course assessment. __________________ Nick - Final year Medical Student with neurophysiology iBSc Currently: GP in Wembley The views and opinions that I express are mine alone and not that of UCL or RFUCMS.