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B Sc (Hons) P aram edic Science A dm issions P rocess
A dditional Task s – F urther In form ation P rofessional Judgem ent (Give y our answer to a situation or tak e part in a short role play situation ) (5- m inutes) Exam ple You arrive on shift and notice that the person you are working with seems extremely tired, they ask if they can drive for this shift because they are exhausted. It is just the two of you on station and you notice that your colleague appears to take a drink from a hip flask. You have 5 minutes before you need to book on and be available for an emergency call – what will do in that 5 minutes? Literacy and Num eracy Test (10- m inutes) The writing elem ent requires you to provide a written response to one question. The num eracy elem ent has a clinical focus and 10 questions to answer, for example: Question: A syringe contains 10mg of medicine, in 10ml of liquid. You need to give the patient 2.5mg of the medicine. What volume (in ml) should you administer to the patient? A nswer: 2.5ml Reason: 10mg in 10ml of liquid is your starting point. Therefore, 1mg of medicine would be in 1ml of liquid. P rioritisat ion Exercise ( 5 - m inutes) Exam ple You are given a list of objects and a scenario; you have 5 minutes to put the list of objects in a logical order and provide a rationale (reason why) for the first 3 objects on your list.