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Get ahead! SURGERY 100 EMQs for Finals

By James , Shantikumar , Saran; Wigley

Book information

Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Year
2013
ISBN
9781444181807, 978-1-4441-8181-4, 1444181807
DOI
10.1201/b13299
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
2 MB (1633860 bytes)
Series
Get ahead!
Edition
2
Pages
272\262
Time added
2015-05-01 14:00:00

Description

"Preface Welcome to Get ahead! Surgery. This book contains 100 EMQ themes, each with five stems, arranged as six practice papers lasting two hours apiece. You can either work through the practice papers systematically or dip in and out of the book using the EMQ index as a guide to where questions on a specific topic can be found. We have tried to include all the surgical conditions about which you can be expected to know, as well as some more detailed knowledge suitable for candidates aiming towards distinction. As in the real exam, these papers have no preset pass mark. Whether you pass or fail depends on the distribution of scores across the whole year group, but around 60% should be sufficient. We hope this book fulfils its aim in being a useful, informative revision aid. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please let us know ([email protected]). We would also like to acknowledge the help of Stephen Clausard, Development Editor at CRC Press, for his patience and proactivity in commissioning and supporting this edition and others in the Get ahead! series. James Wigley Saran Shantikumar"--Provided by publisher. Read more... Abstract: "Preface Welcome to Get ahead! Surgery. This book contains 100 EMQ themes, each with five stems, arranged as six practice papers lasting two hours apiece. You can either work through the practice papers systematically or dip in and out of the book using the EMQ index as a guide to where questions on a specific topic can be found. We have tried to include all the surgical conditions about which you can be expected to know, as well as some more detailed knowledge suitable for candidates aiming towards distinction. As in the real exam, these papers have no preset pass mark. Whether you pass or fail depends on the distribution of scores across the whole year group, but around 60% should be sufficient. We hope this book fulfils its aim in being a useful, informative revision aid. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please let us know ([email protected]). We would also like to acknowledge the help of Stephen Clausard, Development Editor at CRC Press, for his patience and proactivity in commissioning and supporting this edition and others in the Get ahead! series. James Wigley Saran Shantikumar"--Provided by publisher

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