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: after helping a patient wash, a professional keeps the same gloves on to prepare manipulation of their venous line.
Is staying with the same patient sufficient?
No. Moving from an exposure-prone activity to a clean or aseptic task creates a new indication. Remove gloves, perform hand hygiene and prepare care using the required precautions. Gloves worn while washing the patient do not protect the access point. Trolley organisation should allow this transition without recontaminating supplies.