National MCQ Examination (Cognitive and Basic Surgery)

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• Sabtu, 14 Februari 2026
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As part of the competency evaluation for the Surgical Residency Program (PPDS) in Surgery, a CBT (Computer-Based Test) for Basic Surgery and Advanced Surgery was conducted. This National MCQ Examination was held on February 14, 2026, in the CBT Room of the Faculty of Medicine Building, Udayana University, and was attended by a total of 27 surgical residents. The participants consisted of 14 advanced-stage surgical residents and 13 basic-stage surgical residents.

The Cognitive Examination was attended by:

1. dr. Gede Adi Reza Andika

2. dr. Reinaldo Cendana

3. dr. I Gede Ryan Arditayasa

4. dr. Reynold Yusmar Paulus Benu

5. dr. I Nyoman Marsel Rama Grandita Bhaktiyasa

6. Made Jayawisesa Priyambada Putra

7. dr. Birgitta Stella Dewi Hamzah

8. dr. Petrus Prasetio Boleng

9. dr. Krenni Sepa

10. dr. I Made Maha Prasetya

11. dr. Sanjaya Soebagio

12. dr. Eka Pranatalenta

13. dr. Basri Nelson Manurung

14. dr. Oliev Gohantanadha Tambunan

The Basic Surgery Examination was attended by:

1. dr. Pius Aries B. Langoday

2. dr. I Kadek Ariarta Mahartama

3. dr. Indra Dika Pratama

4. dr. Ida Ayu Diah Wedawati

5. dr. Yosefina Raju Marito

6. dr. Putu Gede Richard Arby Irvananta

7. dr. Pradnya Gunadi Pranata

8. dr. Christiny

9. dr. I Komang Trisna Aryawan

10. dr. Pande Putu Sucahaya Pradhana

11. dr. Putu Bagus Arya Bhismantara

12. dr. Ketut Teddy Bayu Pradinata

13. dr. I Gusti Agung Brama Wijaya

The examination was conducted in accordance with established standard operating procedures. Participants arrived on time for registration and identity verification before entering the examination room. The organizing committee ensured that all computers, network systems, and the CBT platform were functioning optimally, allowing the examination to proceed without any technical issues.

The examination atmosphere was orderly and conducive, and the residents demonstrated readiness and professionalism throughout the test. It is hoped that through this examination, the quality of education and the competency standards of graduates from the Surgical Residency Program will continue to be maintained and improved. Furthermore, this examination is expected to motivate residents to continually enhance their academic knowledge, clinical skills, and professionalism as future competent and ethical surgical specialists.