MCQs, short practical answers, synthetic cases, finding errors and qualitative ordering use the existing MICA assessment formats. Sessions, history, progress and optional timing stay within Mon MICA.
FICTIONAL SITUATION · REFLECTION WITHOUT A SCORE
Fictional situation: a patient with Behçet disease attends for mouth ulcers. Before leaving, he mentions blurred vision that started that morning without major pain.
Does absence of major pain justify delayed assessment?
No. A new visual change requires escalation for urgent ophthalmic advice. Clarify onset time, the affected eye and other symptoms without delaying referral. Mild pain or mild mouth ulcers cannot exclude serious eye involvement. Do not suggest using old eye drops kept at home; confirm handover and document it.