1, medical history collection and case analysis. Examination method: paper-and-pencil examination.
2. Physical examination and basic operation skills. The physical examination adopts the way that candidates operate each other or operate on the examinee; The basic operation test method is to operate on the medical teaching simulator or medical module, and the examiner will ask relevant questions after the operation.
3. Examination contents: cardiopulmonary auscultation, imaging (X-ray, CT) diagnosis, electrocardiogram diagnosis and medical ethics. The examination content of brain CT image diagnosis has been increased by practicing assistant doctors. Examination method: multimedia examination, candidates answer questions on the computer according to the requirements of the questions.
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Doctors should stand on the right side of patients during physical examination. Before examining the patient, you should introduce yourself politely to the patient and explain the reasons, purposes and requirements of the physical examination, so as to better obtain the close cooperation of the patient. At the end of the examination, thank the patient for his cooperation.
Physical examination should be carried out in a certain order, avoiding repetition and omission, avoiding repeatedly flipping patients, and striving to establish a standardized inspection order. Usually, the vital signs and general examination are carried out first, then the head, neck, chest, abdomen, spine, limbs and nervous system are examined in turn, and genital, anal and rectal examinations are carried out when necessary.
The auscultation environment should be quiet to avoid interference; It is necessary to keep warm and avoid the wind, so as to avoid the extra sound caused by muscle binding. Don't auscultate through clothes. Only when the stethoscope is in direct contact with the skin can you get accurate auscultation results. Patients should be instructed to adopt correct posture according to their illness and auscultation needs.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia _ Licensed Assistant Physician (Licensed)