Awarded for a fully accurate and precise answer (e.g., "Segment VIII of the liver" rather than just "Liver").

To maximize your score, you must understand how marks are awarded:

The exam is a 90-minute computer-based session consisting of 100 image-based questions . Each question is typically worth 2 marks, totaling 200 marks for the paper. 1. Identify the Exam Format

The paper aims for equal distribution across four main areas (25% each): Head, Neck, and Spine ; Chest and Cardiovascular ; Abdomen and Pelvis ; and Musculoskeletal . 2. Apply the Marking Scheme

Awarded for a partially correct but less accurate answer (e.g., naming the structure correctly but omitting "Left" or "Right" for a paired structure).