Success in Clinical Examinations takes careful preparation and most importantly practice in a time-pressured scenario.
Preparation is key. Here are some tips that may help you prepare for the clinical exam:
There is no single “correct” inventory of equipment that you will need to bring. This depends on the nature of the examination and what you are told will be provided or you are allowed to bring. An example of an examination kit bag is provided below.
Left jacket pocket
Right jacket pocket
Left lower jacket pocket
Left trouser pocket
90D lens (all purpose)
Right trouser pocket
Back right pocket
Tissues (for testing corneal sensation)
Small bag (either clipped to belt or slung across shoulder)
Belt
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