Across
- 5. medical understanding and reasoning applied to actual patient care scenarios
- 6. and examination administered and scored in a consisten, uniform manner to all test-takers, usually to compare perfomance across individuals
- 7. The granting of a licence to practice a profession by an authorised body
- 8. the set of requirementsthat must be fulfilled to be allowed to take the exam or apply for something
- 9. a result system which the exam result is reported simply as "pass" or "fail" rather than a numeric score
Down
- 1. Abilities focused on interacting with patients rather than purely technical knowledge
- 2. The situation in which a physician can practice independently without direct oversight
- 3. the supervised clinical education a medical graduate undergoes after their medical degree, before independent practice
- 4. foundational scientific disciplines that underpin medicine
- 8. A person who is taking or is required to take an examination