An indicative blueprint delineates the distribution of items across distinct clinical practice areas. Each paper is structured to encompass a minimum number of items allocated to specific domains, summing up to 50 in total. For instance, Paper 1 may incorporate between 2 and 12 items pertaining to ophthalmology solely or distribute six items each across ophthalmology and dermatology. Similarly, Paper 2 might include six items dedicated to breast-related topics and six items pertaining to medical ethics and law.

While each item is explicitly assigned to a singular clinical practice area, its relevance may extend to multiple domains contingent upon the specific details presented. For instance, a scenario involving meningitis in a child may be pertinent to infection, child health, neurosciences, or dermatology, depending on the intricacies of the case.