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gosh

all i can say about my experience is that its over....i wont write long to bore you guys...but the exam is doable...all cases are there in FA and usmle world....

WHAT I DID BAD:

1.first case was telephone case and i didnt ask about fever and nausea/vomiting.The case needed these questions to be asked.I realized it when i was writing PN that if would have asked these ques,the D/D could have been easily made by me.but ahhhh me and my messed up nervessad

2.didnt ask ob/gyn history in a female patient with severe abdominal pain.didnt do the poas and obturator tests.ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

3.couldnt close one case.time was up as soon as i was done with physical exam.

4.the most funniest thing is that,im quite fluent in english but i was sluttering in a few encounters while counseling.dont know why..may be i was nervous...whatever it was ....it was bad.sad


WHAT I DID GOOD:

1.washed hands in all cases.

2.counseled and closed all other cases.

3.SMILEDDDD....hahahaha its very unlike me to smile while nervous but i did and found myself as the most stupid girl ever who was smiling,saying sorry and thanx again again for no reasongrinbut i wanted my checklist to be CHECKED.

4.showed empathy,drapaed,wipe the seth with alcohol,offered water to the patients who were coughing for no reason,and all other things which are in check list i mean in FA or UWorld.

5.i did ok in PN but i dont know because have seen people failing alot in data gathering and PN confused

i would now thanx two of my study parterns,especially Karan,without his help i would have done worstsmiling face


  #2

Sounds like you did just fine aqua......Good luck for the result !







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