Q- To percuss the anterior chest wall

Roll No.- ……………………….

Steps
Marks Remark

1.Places the middle finger of left palm firmly on the inter-costal space horizontal to 0.5
ribs with other fingers not touching the chest wall, on one side of the chest

2.Strikes the middle finger with the percussing finger by moving the wrist joint and 01
after each stroke immediately lifts the percussing finger

3.Percusses all the intercostal spaces and notes the resonant sound, percusses the 01
opposite side of the chest and compares them

4.Reports the findings 0.5

5.Total 3

Q- To percuss the anterior chest wall

Roll No:- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Places the middle finger of left palm firmly on the inter-costal space horizontal to 0.5
ribs with other fingers not touching the chest wall, on one side of the chest

2.Strikes the middle finger with the percussing finger by moving the wrist joint and 01
after each stroke immediately lifts the percussing finger

3.Percusses all the intercostal spaces and notes the resonant sound, percusses the 01
opposite side of the chest and compares them

4.Reports the findings 0.5

5.Total 3
Q-AIM- To record the blood pressure of the subject provided
Roll Number:- …………..
S.No. Checklist Marks Remark

1. Explaining the procedure to the subject that is going to be performed on him 0.3

2. Checks for the Zero reading on the mercury manometer. 0.3

3. Wraps uninflated cuff of sphygmomanometer firmly around the bare upper arm 2.5-5cm 0.4
above the elbow joint at the heart level.

4. Inflates the cuff rapidly until the pressure in it is well above the systolic BP. 0.3

5. Deflates the cuff slowly releasing the pressure at the rate of 2-3mm Hg/sec. 0.5

6. Record the blood pressure first by palpatory method 0.3

7. Checks for the normal functioning of the diaphragm of the stethoscope by lightly tapping its 0.3
diaphragm with finger.

8. Places the ear piece of the stethoscope properly into the ears directed forward and medially 0.3
along the direction of ear canal.

9. Feels for the pulsation of brachial artery and then places the chest piece of the stethoscope 0.3
over the arm medial to the tendon of the Biceps and giving thanks to the subject.

TOTAL 3

Q-AIM- To record the blood pressure of the subject provided

Roll Number …………..
S.No. Checklist Marks Remark

1. Explaining the procedure to the subject that is going to be performed on him 0.3

2. Checks for the Zero reading on the mercury manometer. 0.3

3. Wraps uninflated cuff of sphygmomanometer firmly around the bare upper arm 2.5-5cm 0.4
above the elbow joint at the heart level.

4. Inflates the cuff rapidly until the pressure in it is well above the systolic BP. 0.3

5. Deflates the cuff slowly releasing the pressure at the rate of 2-3mm Hg/sec. 0.5

6. Record the blood pressure first by palpatory method 0.3

7. Checks for the normal functioning of the diaphragm of the stethoscope by lightly tapping its 0.3
diaphragm with finger.

8. Places the ear piece of the stethoscope properly into the ears directed forward and medially 0.3
along the direction of ear canal.

9. Feels for the pulsation of brachial artery and then places the chest piece of the stethoscope 0.3
over the arm medial to the tendon of the Biceps and giving thanks to the subject.

TOTAL 3
 Q- To locate the apex beat of the subject provided
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Exposes the precordium 0.5

2.Inspects for the apex beat 0.5

3.Puts the palm on precordium over the mitral area to feel apical pulsations 0.5

4.Uses the ulnar border of the hand to further confirm the pulsations 0.5

5.Uses the tip of the finger to finally locate the apex and mark the position 0.5

6.Counts the inter-costal space and reports the exact position of apex beat 0.5

7.Total 3

Q- To locate the apex beat of the subject provided

Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Exposes the precordium 0.5

2.Inspects for the apex beat 0.5

3.Puts the palm on precordium over the mitral area to feel apical pulsations 0.5

4.Uses the ulnar border of the hand to further confirm the pulsations 0.5

5.Uses the tip of the finger to finally locate the apex and mark the position 0.5

6.Counts the inter-costal space and reports the exact position of apex beat 0.5

7.Total
3
 Q- Elicit Plantar reflex-
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Make the subject sit comfortably in chair or make him lie down supine on bed 0.5

2.Explains the proper instructions of the test procedure to subject 0.5

3.Checks that sole of the subject’s test foot is exposed and completely relaxed 0.5

4.Gently scratches the outer edge of subject’s foot with a blunt object from heel towards little 1
toe and then rotates it medially towards metatarsals

5.Watches for the toe movement of the subject 0.5

6.Total 3

Q- Elicit Plantar reflex-

Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Make the subject sit comfortably in chair or make him lie down supine on bed 0.5

2.Explains the proper instructions of the test procedure to subject 0.5

3.Checks that sole of the subject’s test foot is exposed and completely relaxed 0.5

4.Gently scratches the outer edge of subject’s foot with a blunt object from heel towards little 1
toe and then rotates it medially towards metatarsals

5.Watches for the toe movement of the subject 0.5

6.Total 3
Q- Palpation of Liver-
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Stand on subject’s right side and explain complete procedure

0.5

2.Ensures that examiner’s hands are warm

0.5

3.Ask the subject to lie flat on his back and breathe quietly
0.5

4.Ask the subject to flex hip joint and knee joint to relax abdominal muscles.
0.5

5.Ask the subject to breath in-deeply and at the height of inspiration presses the
finger firmly inwards and upwards 01

5.Total
3

Q- Palpation of Liver-
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Stand on subject’s right side and explain complete procedure

0.5

2.Ensures that examiner’s hands are warm

0.5

3.Ask the subject to lie flat on his back and breathe quietly
0.5

4.Ask the subject to flex hip joint and knee joint to relax abdominal muscles.
0.5

5.Ask the subject to breath in-deeply and at the height of inspiration presses the
finger firmly inwards and upwards 01

5.Total
3
 Q- Elicit two point discrimination of anterior aspect of the right forearm of the subject and report your
findings.
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Ask the subject to close his eyes. 0.5

3 . Separate two limbs of the compass asthesiometer a little and touch the skin of the 1
subject lightly with the two points of the aesthesiometer simultaneously . Ask the subject
to say whether he is being touched at one or two points.

4. If the subject says one point , increase the distance between the two points a little more 0.5
and repeat the test till two separate points are appreciated by the subject as two points.

5. Repeat the procedure in the other forearm of the subject and compare. 0.5

7.Total 3

Q- Elicit two point discrimination of anterior aspect of the right forearm of the subject and report your
findings.
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Ask the subject to close his eyes. 0.5

3 . Separate two limbs of the compass asthesiometer a little and touch the skin of the 1
subject lightly with the two points of the aesthesiometer simultaneously . Ask the subject
to say whether he is being touched at one or two points.

4. If the subject says one point , increase the distance between the two points a little more 0.5
and repeat the test till two separate points are appreciated by the subject as two points.

5. Repeat the procedure in the other forearm of the subject and compare. 0.5

7.Total 3
 Q- Elicit triceps jerk of the right side of the subject
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Flex the right elbow of the subject. 0.5

3 . Exposes the back of the arm. 0.5

4. Asks the subject to relax completely. 0.5

5. Taps the triceps tendon with the broader end of the hammer with movements at wrist 0.5
joint.

6.Looks for contraction of triceps and extension of forearm. 0.5

7.Total 3

Q- Elicit triceps jerk of the right side of the subject

Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Flex the right elbow of the subject. 0.5

3 . Exposes the back of the arm. 0.5

4. Asks the subject to relax completely. 0.5

5. Taps the triceps tendon with the broader end of the hammer with movements at wrist 0.5
joint.

6.Looks for contraction of triceps and extension of forearm. 0.5

7.Total 3
AIM- To examine the radial pulse of the subject provided
Roll Number …………..
S No. Checklist Marks Remarks
1. Ask the subject to sit comfortably on the examination stool. 0.5
2. Ask the subject to keep his forearm semi pronated and the wrist 0.5
slightly flexed.
3. Ensure palm is warm before touching the patient (By rubbing both 0.5
of the hands)
4. Palpate the radial artery with the tips of the index and middle 0.5
finger.
5. Does not press too hard for the fear of obliterating the pulse. 0.5
6. Count the pulse for a minute. 0.5
TOTAL 3

AIM- To examine the radial pulse of the subject provided

Roll Number …………..
S No. Checklist Marks Remarks
1. Ask the subject to sit comfortably on the examination stool. 0.5
2. Ask the subject to keep his forearm semi pronated and the wrist 0.5
slightly flexed.
3. Ensure palm is warm before touching the patient (By rubbing both 0.5
of the hands)
4. Palpate the radial artery with the tips of the index and middle 0.5
finger.
5. Does not press too hard for the fear of obliterating the pulse. 0.5
6. Count the pulse for a minute. 0.5
TOTAL 3
 Q- Elicit fine touch sensation of anterior aspect of forearms of the subject-
Checklist:
Name of student- ………………………………………………… Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Gives proper instructions to the subject 0.5

2.Asks the subject to close his/her eyes 0.5

3.With cotton wool, lightly touches the skin of ant. Aspect of one forearm at 01
different locations and confirms the same from the subject.

4.Elicits touch sensation on the other forearm and compares the findings 01

5.Total 3

Q- Elicit fine touch sensation of anterior aspect of forearms of the subject-

Checklist:
Name of student- ………………………………………………… Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps
Marks Remark

1.Gives proper instructions to the subject 0.5

2.Asks the subject to close his/her eyes 0.5

3.With cotton wool, lightly touches the skin of ant. Aspect of one forearm at 01
different locations and confirms the same from the subject

4.Elicits touch sensation on the other forearm and compares the findings 01

5.Total 3
Q. - Examine III, IV and VI cranial nerves of the subject and report your findings
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Instruct the subject to look at the tip of the finger and follow the 0.5
movement of the finger.

2. Bring the tip of your index finger to the eye level of the subject keeping a 0.5
distance of 25 cm from the subject's eye.

3. Examine the functions of different extrinsic muscles of the eye by making 1

appropriate movement of the finger

4.Ask the subject to look straight at a distant object and then ask him to 0.5
look immediately at the finger tip brought close to his eyes.

5. Examine pupillary reflex (both direct and consensual) by focusing light to 0.5
the eye of the subject. For this, focus the light by bringing the light from the
side of the head of the subject and by placing a cardboard between both
eyes

6. Total 3

Q. - Examine III, IV and VI cranial nerves of the subject and report your findings
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Instruct the subject to look at the tip of the finger and follow the 0.5
movement of the finger.

2. Bring the tip of your index finger to the eye level of the subject keeping a 0.5
distance of 25 cm from the subject's eye.

3. Examine the functions of different extrinsic muscles of the eye by making 1

appropriate movement of the finger

4.Ask the subject to look straight at a distant object and then ask him to 0.5
look immediately at the finger tip brought close to his eyes.

5. Examine pupillary reflex (both direct and consensual) by focusing light to 0.5
the eye of the subject. For this, focus the light by bringing the light from the
side of the head of the subject and by placing a cardboard between both
eyes

6. Total 3
Q. - Examine VII cranial nerve of the subject and report your findings.
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark
1. Give proper instructions to the subject. 0.5

2. Ask the subject to frown. 0.5

3. Ask the subject to shut his eyes against (examiner's) resistance. 0.5

4. Ask the subject to show his teeth, smile and whistle. 0.5

5. Ask the subject to inflate his mouth and blow out his cheeks. 0.5

6. Ask the subject to clench his teeth. Look for the prominence of the platysma 0.5
muscle.

7. Total 3

Q. - Examine VII cranial nerve of the subject and report your findings.
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark
1. Give proper instructions to the subject. 0.5

2. Ask the subject to frown. 0.5

3. Ask the subject to shut his eyes against (examiner's) resistance. 0.5

4. Ask the subject to show his teeth, smile and whistle. 0.5

5. Ask the subject to inflate his mouth and blow out his cheeks. 0.5

6. Ask the subject to clench his teeth. Look for the prominence of the platysma 0.5
muscle.

7. Total 0.5
Q. - To demonstrate the Rinne's test on the subject..
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Explain the test procedure and gives proper instructions to 0.5

the subject
2. Select either 256 or 512 Hz tuning fork. 0.5

3. Instructs the subject to indicate by raising his finger when he 0.5

can no longer hear the sound.
4. Immediately transfers the vibrating tuning fork to the side of 0.5
the subject head close to the ear(MASTOID).
5. Asks the subject whether he could still hear the vibrating fork 1
by air conduction even after he had ceased hearing via bone
conduction.
6. Total

Q. - To demonstrate the Rinne's test on the subject..

Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Explain the test procedure and gives proper instructions to the 0.5
subject
2. Select either 256 or 512 Hz tuning fork. 0.5

3. Instructs the subject to indicate by raising his finger when he 0.5

can no longer hear the sound.
4. Immediately transfers the still vibrating tuning fork to the side 0.5
of the subjects head close to the ear.
5. Asks the subject whether he could still hear the vibrating fork 1
by air conduction even after he had ceased hearing via bone
conduction.
6. Total
Q. - Examine XI cranial nerve of the subject and report your findings.
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Give proper instructions to the subject and ask him to sit 0.5
comfortably on a stool.
2. Stand behind the subject and place your hands on both the 0.5
shoulders of the subject.
3. Ask the subject to elevate his shoulders. Try to prevent this. 0.5

4. Ask the subject to move his chin to one side. Try to prevent it by 0.5
opposing his chin movement, and look for the prominence of the
sternocleidomastoid muscle of the opposite side of the neck.

5. Repeat the procedure to check the action of the 1

sternocleidomastoid muscle of the opposite side.

6. Total 3

Q. - Examine XI cranial nerve of the subject and report your findings.

Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Give proper instructions to the subject and ask him to sit 0.5
comfortably on a stool.
2. Stand behind the subject and place your hands on both the 0.5
shoulders of the subject.
3. Ask the subject to elevate his shoulders. Try to prevent this. 0.5

4. Ask the subject to move his chin to one side. Try to prevent it by 0.5
opposing his chin movement, and look for the prominence of the
sternocleidomastoid muscle of the opposite side of the neck.

5. Repeat the procedure to check the action of the 1

sternocleidomastoid muscle of the opposite side.

6. Total 3
 Q- Elicit knee jerk-
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1.Make the subject sit comfortably in chair or make him lie down supine on bed

2.Explains the proper instructions of the test procedure to subject

3.Places the knee to be tested of the subject to rest on dorsum of examiner’s wrist

4.Locates the patellar tendon

5.Strikes gently on tendon with boarder end of hammer

6.Looks or feels for the contraction of quadriceps femoris for extension of the knee

7.Total

Q- Elicit knee jerk-

Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1.Make the subject sit comfortably in chair or make him lie down supine on bed

2.Explains the proper instructions of the test procedure to subject

3.Places the knee to be tested of the subject to rest on dorsum of examiner’s wrist

4.Locates the patellar tendon

5.Strikes gently on tendon with boarder end of hammer

6.Looks or feels for the contraction of quadriceps femoris for extension of the knee

7.Total
 Q- Elicit vocal fremitus from the infraclavicular region of the chest of the given subject and report your
findings .
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Place the ulnar border of the hand on the infraclavicular region of one side of 1
the chest .

3 . Ask the subject to say ‘1-2-3’ or ‘99’. 0.5

4. Feels for the vibration on the chest wall. 0.5

5. Repeat the procedure on the other side and compare. 0.5

7.Total 3

Q- Elicit vocal fremitus from the infraclavicular region of the chest of the given subject and report your
findings .
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Place the ulnar border of the hand on the infraclavicular region of one 1
side of the chest .

3 . Ask the subject to say ‘1-2-3’ or ‘99’. 0.5

4. Feels for the vibration on the chest wall. 0.5

5. Repeat the procedure on the other side and compare. 0.5

7.Total 3
 Q Elicit vocal resonance from the infraclavicular region of the chest of the given subject
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Places the diaphragm of the stethoscope on the infraclavicular region of 1

one side of the chest.

3 . Ask the subject to say ‘1-2-3’ or ‘99’. 0.5

4. Hears the sound on the chest wall. 0.5

5. Repeats the same on the opposite side and compare. 0.5

7.Total 3

Q Elicit vocal resonance from the infraclavicular region of the chest of the given subject
Roll No.- ……………………….
Steps Marks Remark

1. Gives proper instruction to the subject. 0.5

2. Places the diaphragm of the stethoscope on the infraclavicular region of 1

one side of the chest.

3 . Ask the subject to say ‘1-2-3’ or ‘99’. 0.5

4. Hears the sound on the chest wall. 0.5

5. Repeats the same on the opposite side and compare. 0.5

7.Total 3