What is the most important aspect of professionalism in a clinical setting?

• Arriving on time for classes and clinical sessions

• Demonstrating integrity, honesty, and ethical behavior

• Wearing a white coat at all times

• Completing assignments before deadlines

A medical student accidentally overhears a patient's confidential information. What should they do?

• Share it with classmates for discussion

• Keep the information confidential and not disclose it

• Report it to social media for awareness

• Confront the patient about their condition

A patient requests a medical student to keep their diagnosis a secret from their family. What is the best course of action?

• Respect the patient's confidentiality and follow ethical guidelines

• Inform the patient's family without their consent

• Share the diagnosis with friends for learning purposes

• Discuss it openly with hospital staff in public areas

A colleague is frequently skipping clinical duties. What should you do?

• Ignore it since it's their personal choice

• Report it to the hospital authorities immediately

• Encourage them to be responsible and seek help if needed

• Confront them aggressively about their behavior

A student struggling with medical concepts should:

• Ignore the problem and hope for improvement

• Seek help from peers, tutors, or additional resources

• Drop out of medical school immediately

• Rely only on personal knowledge without seeking advice

What is the best way to improve self-learning skills in medical school?

• Reviewing lecture slides only before exams

• Engaging in continuous reading, discussions, and clinical practice

• Memorizing textbooks without understanding concepts

• Depending solely on faculty lectures for knowledge

Why is feedback important in medical education?

• It allows students to challenge faculty decisions

• It helps in self-improvement and professional growth

• It is only required for academic evaluations

• It is used to criticize students unfairly

Which of the following demonstrates a strong commitment to learning?

• Attending clinical sessions but not actively participating

• Only studying when exams are near

• Seeking new knowledge, participating in research, and asking questions

• Relying on previous knowledge without continuous improvement

A patient is anxious about a surgical procedure. How should you respond?

• Reassure them with kind words and explain the procedure calmly

• Ignore their concerns and focus on clinical tasks

• Tell them there is nothing to worry about without further discussion

• Dismiss their fears as irrational

How can a medical student demonstrate empathy toward patients?

• Spending minimal time with patients to avoid emotional attachment

• Actively listening, showing concern, and providing reassurance

• Giving medical advice without consulting doctors

• Avoiding patient interactions to maintain professionalism