
Guidance on image-based exam delivery
The instructional video below should be watched by all candidates before practising on the accompanying demonstration site. It is essential that candidates watch the video and familiarise themselves with the platform on the demonstration site before attempting the exam. There will not be an opportunity to practice immediately prior to the start of the exam at venues.
Demonstration site
The platforms work best on the Google Chrome browser.
Please go to demo.rcr2.practique.net and enter ‘11001’ in the Username and Password fields. Once logged in, under ‘Choose exam’, select the relevant exam. They are:
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FRCR Part 1 (CR1) ‘Anatomy Demo’
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FRCR Part 2B (CR2B) ‘Long Cases Demo’
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FRCR Part 2B (CR2B) ‘Rapid Reporting Demo’
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‘DDMFR Anatomy Demo’
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‘DDMFR Rapid Reporting Demo’
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‘DDMFR Long Cases Demo’
- FRCR Part 2B (CR2B) ‘Short Cases Demo’
For these demos, you do not require an Exam PIN.
Instructional video for the Anatomy Exam
The functions and features demonstrated in the below video apply to the FRCR Part 1 (CR1) and the DDMFR (Part A) Anatomy exams.
Instructional video for Rapid Reporting and Long Cases
The functions and features demonstrated in the below video apply to the FRCR Part 2B (CR2B) (Long Case Reporting components) and DDMFR (Part B) (Rapid Reporting and Long Case Reporting components)
Instructional video for CR2B Short Case Reporting
The functions and features demonstrated in the below video apply to the FRCR Part 2B (CR2B) Short Case Reporting component
Instructional video for oral component
The functions and features demonstrated in the below video apply to the FRCR Part 2B (CR2B) oral component.
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